Dossier · Brokerage / CFD firm · CY
Rodeler Limited.
Also known as: Rodeler Ltd · Rodeler Limited · 24Option · 24option · 24option.com
Regulator Record
8
Licence revoked
Cypriot operator of the 24Option brand, one of the largest binary-options and CFD platforms aimed at retail clients across Europe and the Middle East in the 2010s. After a long history of regulator findings — high-pressure sales, misleading marketing, conflict-of-interest concerns — Rodeler's CySEC authorisation was withdrawn in 2019 and the brand subsequently disappeared from regulated retail markets.
Editorial caveat: Operated for years before the regulator eventually pulled the licence. The cumulative pattern — repeated CySEC sanctions, AMF blacklist, multiple EU regulator warnings — is the canonical 'operated way too long' case in retail FX/CFD memory.
Items on file
0
Warnings
0
Enforcement
0
Range
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Licences on file
- cysec207/13revoked2013-04-23 → 2019-12-13
Status timeline · 5 events
2020-01-31
Wound up
24Option brand effectively withdrawn from regulated retail markets; Rodeler entity placed into wind-down.
2019-12-13
Authorisation revoked
cysec
CySEC revoked Rodeler Limited's CIF authorisation following continued compliance failings on the 24Option platform.
2018-02-19
Warning
amf
France's AMF placed 24Option on its public blacklist of websites whose marketing in France should not be relied upon.
2017-03-13
Fine
cysec
CySEC fined Rodeler €156,000 in respect of multiple compliance failings around marketing, KYC and conflicts of interest on the 24Option platform.
2013-04-23
Authorisation granted
cysec
Rodeler Limited authorised as a Cyprus Investment Firm by CySEC under licence 207/13, operating the 24Option brand.
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- Licence revokedAuthorisation revoked or withdrawn. May still be visible on the internet under the original brand.
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- Material findingsOne or more material regulator findings on record, but the firm remains authorised and the matters appear historical.
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