Office of Financial Affairs has been flagged by ASIC (Australia) for "Unlicensed (Legacy)". Addresses: 879 13th Street Northwest Washington DC 20005 United States This company appears in our regulatory warnings database. Always verify with official regulatory sources before investing or doing business with this firm. Website domain: ofina.us.
I requested my data from Office of Financial Affairs under GDPR. They sent a partial export that was missing months of transactions. When I asked for the rest they said it was a technical issue. Still waiting. They do not take data rights seriously.
Pros: Professional team|Copy trading available|Quick verification
Cons: Limited cryptocurrency options|No live chat on mobile
Do not be fooled by the professional-looking website. Behind the scenes, Office of Financial Affairs is disorganized and incompetent. I found them after my brother mentioned them and I can only assume the positive reviews are either outdated or paid for because my experience was terrible.
Pros: Transparent fees|Fast deposits
Cons: No integrated tax optimization|Wait times can be long during peak hours
The spread at Office of Financial Affairs is not what they advertise. During volatile markets it widens so much that you lose before the trade even starts. I found them after doing extensive research and initially thought the platform was good - until I started trading seriously.
Pros: Reliable uptime|Great customer service|Low minimum deposit
Cons: Currency conversion fee exists
I signed up with Office of Financial Affairs after a friend recommended them and the first red flag was the aggressive account manager who would not stop calling. After depositing, the promised support vanished. Withdrawals are delayed with endless excuses. I have reported them to the regulator.
Pros: Helpful community forum|Competitive fees
Cons: Nothing significant|Limited cryptocurrency options
Their two-factor authentication was optional when I joined. I enabled it. Later I lost my phone and could not log in. Office of Financial Affairs recovery process took 3 weeks and required notarized documents. By then I had missed important trades. Their security is your inconvenience.
Pros: Customizable dashboard|Responsive team|Stable platform|Multi-currency support
Cons: Some tools only available on higher tiers|Limited ETF selection
After spending for about five months trying to make Office of Financial Affairs work for me, I have given up. The platform has too many limitations, the fees are not competitive, and the quality of their market data is questionable. There are much better options available.
Pros: Educational resources|Intuitive for beginners|Economic calendar
Cons: Minor UI glitches occasionally|Charting tools need more indicators
The only good thing about Office of Financial Affairs is that they remind you why regulation matters. I found them through a podcast recommendation. They are regulated in a jurisdiction with weak consumer protection. When things went wrong I had nowhere to turn. Stick to well-regulated brokers.
Pros: Economic calendar|Stable platform|Social trading features
Cons: Search feature is basic|No fractional shares
I am in a dispute with Office of Financial Affairs over a trade that was clearly erroneous. The price shown was wrong, I closed at a profit, and they reversed the trade and took the money back. They said it was a system error. So I lose and they keep? Unacceptable.
Pros: Tax reports included|Customizable dashboard|Excellent charting|Clean UI
Cons: Help articles are sometimes vague|Would like more payment methods
I opened an account with Office of Financial Affairs for over a year ago. The platform frequently logs you out, orders fail to execute at the stated price, and when you complain they blame your internet connection. I have screenshots proving otherwise.
Pros: Clean UI|Professional team|Two-factor authentication|Fast deposits
Cons: No dark mode on mobile|Email notifications too frequent
After since I retired last year with Office of Financial Affairs I requested to close my account and withdraw. They said I had to complete a 30-day cooling-off period. Then they said there was a minimum holding period for my last deposit. They make it as hard as possible to leave.
Pros: Risk management tools|Intuitive for beginners
Cons: Minimum deposit could be lower