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104.17.92.71服务器所在地美国
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域名创建时间2000-02-03网站名称WHOIS.MONIKER.COM所属公司MONIKER ONLINE SERVICES LLC
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公司简介
| 万里汇 评论摘要 | |
| 成立时间 | 2004 |
| 注册国家/地区 | 澳大利亚 |
| 监管 | ASIC(受监管);FCA(已超出) |
| 产品与服务 | 货币交易所,国际支付,多币种账户,虚拟借记卡,大额支付,远期合同 |
| 客户支持 | 电话(澳大利亚):1800 326 667 |
| 电话(新西兰):0800 666 114 | |
| 电话(国际):+61 2 8298 4990 | |
| 电子邮件:media@worldfirst.com | |
万里汇 信息
万里汇,成立于2004年,是一家总部位于澳大利亚的ASIC监管的金融服务机构,专注于全球商业支付和货币兑换。其主要特点包括多币种账户,外汇交易所解决方案和虚拟借记卡,所有这些都没有持续维护手续费,适用于电子商务和中小企业。

优点和缺点
| 优点 | 缺点 |
| ASIC监管 | 主要面向企业,而非个人 |
| 免费多币种账户和当日转账 | |
| 透明且限制外汇兑换费用 | |
| 悠久的运营历史 |
万里汇 是否合法?
万里汇 是一家受监管的金融机构。澳大利亚证券与投资委员会(ASIC)已批准World First Pty Ltd为做市商。该许可证是有效的。
此外,英国金融行为监管局(FCA)授予其支付服务许可。然而,其当前FCA状态为“已超出”,这意味着许可证可能不再有效或符合要求。
| 监管机构 | 当前状态 | 受监管国家 | 许可证类型 | 许可证号码 |
| 澳大利亚证券与投资委员会(ASIC) | 受监管 | 澳大利亚 | 做市商(MM) | 000331945 |
| 金融行为监管局(FCA) | 已超出 | 英国 | 支付许可证 | 900508 |


产品与服务
万里汇 明确定位为B2B(企业对企业)解决方案,重点关注跨境支付、外汇服务和全球贸易的账户管理。
| 产品/服务 | 特点 | 支持 |
| 多币种账户 | 全球业务需求的World Account | ✔ |
| 市场收款 | 从亚马逊、Etsy、Shopify等收款 | ✔ |
| 客户开票 | 直接从客户处收款 | ✔ |
| 资金转账 | 向商业伙伴或供应商汇款 | ✔ |
| 外汇服务 | 即期合约、远期合约、确定订单 | ✔ |
| World Card支付 | 使用World Card支付 | ✔ |
| 企业支付 | 进口商/出口商的解决方案 | ✔ |
| 中国支付 | 直接支付至中国 | ✔ |
| 团队和账户管理 | 内部团队的管理工具 | ✔ |
| 软件集成 | 与Xero等会计系统集成 | ✔ |

万里汇 费用
万里汇 的费率通常低于行业标准,特别适用于处理跨境支付和外汇的机构。大多数基本服务是免费的,而对于需要支付费用的地方(例如货币交易所),费用明确限制在最低百分比。
| 服务类别 | 详情 | 费用 |
| 账户开立和维护 | 开立和维护World Account | 0 |
| 本地和全球货币账户 | 20+种货币 | |
| 持续账户费用 | 无限用户,团队管理 | |
| 专属支持 | 电话、聊天和电子邮件支持 | |
| 收款和持有支付 | 从市场/客户处收款 | |
| 资金存入账户 | 从个人或企业账户 | |
| 持有资金 | 最多20+种货币 | |
| 支付和货币兑换 | 本地AUD/NZD支付 | |
| 其他货币支付 | 本地/跨境(非AUD/NZD) | 从0.4%,限额为AUD 15 |
| 向其他World账户支付 | 任何地方,即时 | 0 |
| 向1688支付 | 即时支付给供应商 | 最高0.8% |
| 主要货币的外汇 | USD、EUR、GBP、AUD、CAD、JPY | 最高0.6% |
| 次要货币的外汇 | 40+种货币 | 从0.67% |
| 远期合约 | 风险管理解决方案 | 最高0.2%/月 |
| 全额转账(FVT)- 美国/英国/欧洲经济区 | 确保全额收到 | 0 |
| FVT - 其他国家 | 固定AUD 25 | |
| World Card(借记卡) | 申请、25个用户、使用 | 0 |
| 未持有余额的货币 | 在万里汇或万事达卡处进行外汇兑换 | 最高1.5% |
| 工具和集成 | 批量支付、Xero、NetSuite集成 | 0 |

企业画像
- 15-20年
- 澳大利亚监管
- 英国监管
- 全牌照(MM)
- 支付牌照
- 自研
- 全球展业
- 涉嫌超限经营
- 高级风险隐患
Wiki问答
Given the available reviews and your evaluation, what is your assessment of WorldFirst's trustworthiness?
From my standpoint as an experienced trader, WorldFirst presents a mixed picture when it comes to trustworthiness. Its regulation under Australia’s ASIC and its lengthy operational history initially gave me a sense of confidence. Having ASIC oversight has historically been a sign that a broker must adhere to certain legal and operational standards. WorldFirst’s structure also appears highly tailored to businesses and e-commerce operators, with transparent fees for most services and a focus on global payments rather than spot retail forex trading. However, my deeper investigation raised significant concerns. Notably, there are multiple user reports of sudden account locks and demands for large “risk funds” or “unfreezing deposits” as a prerequisite for withdrawing funds. These demands—such as requiring $5,000 or even $10,000 to access one’s own money—are not standard industry practice and frankly set off alarm bells for me. The difficulty users faced when trying to escalate or resolve these disputes further erodes my confidence. I am always cautious about any broker where account access can be restricted and communication is not transparent or readily available via multiple verified channels. In short, while WorldFirst is officially regulated and has some positive client feedback, the repeated, unresolved withdrawal issues reported by multiple users would make me personally extremely cautious about placing significant funds with them. For me, transparent processes and the ability to withdraw funds without arbitrary conditions are non-negotiable prerequisites for trust.
Which types of trading instruments does WorldFirst offer, such as forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities?
As an experienced trader, I’ve learned to scrutinize each broker’s core offerings and regulatory footing before considering them for either personal or business use. With WorldFirst, what stands out most clearly from my research and review is that their platform is not structured as a typical multi-asset trading environment. WorldFirst specializes in business-centric services, primarily geared towards international payments, currency exchange solutions, and multi-currency accounts. While they are regulated by ASIC in Australia and previously had FCA approval in the UK (though that status appears to be lapsed or exceeded), their focus is almost exclusively on cross-border payments, spot and forward FX contracts, and risk management tools aimed at SMEs and e-commerce operators. I was unable to find any evidence that WorldFirst offers trading in stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities. Their listed services center around exchanging and managing dozens of fiat currencies, mass payments, and integrations for streamlined business operations rather than speculative or derivative trading. For me, this makes WorldFirst unsuitable if you’re seeking leveraged CFD or multi-asset trading; it simply doesn’t cater to that market. In summary, WorldFirst’s offerings are limited to forex in the context of business payments and do not extend to the broader spectrum of instruments like equities, indices, or crypto. This distinction is important to understand so traders like myself can match our needs with the appropriate provider.
Can I trust WorldFirst as a reliable and secure broker for trading?
As a trader who places a premium on regulatory oversight and platform transparency, I took a close look at WorldFirst. They are regulated by ASIC in Australia, which certainly adds a layer of credibility for me. The fact that they have over 15 years in operation and offer clearly outlined, capped fees is reassuring, especially for those who frequently handle international payments. However, my confidence became mixed after examining user experiences. I noticed multiple withdrawal complaints, specifically accounts being locked and demands for additional “risk fees” before funds would be released. This is deeply concerning. In my experience, any broker that restricts withdrawals or asks for unexpected payments after depositing or trading deserves extreme caution. Moreover, while WorldFirst is positioned as a B2B payment solution with robust features for cross-border commerce rather than classic forex trading, their business focus might not perfectly suit individual traders like myself. The UK payment license is also marked as “Exceeded,” which means I have to question the ongoing reliability of their regulatory status outside Australia. For me, strong regulation is only as meaningful as the broker’s conduct toward client funds in practice. Based on what I’ve learned, I can’t ignore the consistent red flags about fund access. Despite a seemingly strong regulatory backbone in Australia, if I were considering placing significant capital, I’d proceed with considerable caution and consider alternatives with flawless withdrawal histories and clearer individual trading support. For me, full trust requires not only regulation but also proven client fund security in practice.
How do the different account types provided by WorldFirst compare to one another?
Drawing directly from my experience as a trader and after careful research into WorldFirst, I found that their service model is quite distinct from most retail forex brokers. WorldFirst does not offer the typical tiered trading account types that many forex traders might expect, such as standard, ECN, or VIP accounts. Instead, the accounts are designed primarily for businesses, providing what they call “multi-currency accounts” intended to streamline cross-border payments, currency conversion, and business funding needs. For me, this means the comparison is less about different trading account levels and more about the integrated functionality offered to global SMEs. The main offering—World Account—allows users to hold, send, and receive payments in over 20 currencies with no ongoing maintenance fees. Features like marketplace collection, client invoicing, mass payments, and integration with tools such as Xero or NetSuite are geared toward operational efficiency for companies, not trading flexibility for individuals. From a risk management perspective, while the platform advertises capped and transparent fees—which can provide cost clarity—there have been several user complaints about account holds and withdrawal difficulties, citing requests for additional funds to unlock accounts. This raises a cautionary flag for me, especially when dealing with substantial sums. Ultimately, if you’re seeking a traditional forex trading experience with varied account options, WorldFirst’s business-focused model may not align with what most retail traders need. Their offering serves international payment and business FX needs, and traders should approach with measured expectations and always prioritize security and regulatory compliance.
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葉翰隆
台湾
我因為外匯交易平台 提現的帳號輸入錯誤被平台凍結 平台需要我繳納5千美金的保證金 但我唯一聯絡的方式只有line 我也不確定保證金拿的回來
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蘇義盛
台湾
這個平台 提領 不出金 還要求你帳號異常在儲5千美金 說是風險金 這沒道理 我們都只是投資者 沒能力操控平台上的提領跟存款 我合理懷疑這平台有詐騙的行為 只有官方客服在回覆 沒電話 這是公司嗎?我帳號裡面還有25124美金 他不讓我提領 這是我遇過最離譜的事情 而且這平台四處去交友網站 找投資者下手 會用釣魚的方式 請大家小心謹慎!
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蘇義盛
台湾
問了 客服 您好公司通知 因技術部門檢測到您的平台帳號存在異常問題 這是安全問題 涉及到帳戶被盜用的可能性 所以您審覆無法通過 您需要解除您的帳號異常問題才能正常提款 公司要求您需繳5千美金風險金 您解除異常後才能給你帳號出款 請問我沒有異常操作 提款20572美金 不出金 客服 還要求我要繳5千美 說我操作部當? 為什麼要在儲5千美金 風險金 這是合理的嗎?
曝光
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菲律宾
WorldFirst一直是我进行国际转账的首选。让人放心的是,他们受ASIC监管并在AUSTRAC注册。转账非常方便,他们对任何费用都非常清楚。
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Alfred
印尼
老实说,WorldFirst 可以给 5 颗星,但我的资金直到现在才到,因为已经五天了。我在等待的时候写这篇评论......
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蘇義盛
台湾
客服回覆留言您須繳納1萬美金 才能解凍保證金 因金融監管機關對帳號及資產安全要求比較嚴格 需繳納保證金會比較多 平台上面沒有明確的規定 這好像不合理吧 提領 解凍保證金要1萬美金 是合理嗎?
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