RKH Partner Invest GmbH Review: Exposing Investment Risks

The broker tells us it has spent 13+ years in the markets, collected 100+ international awards, and earned the trust of millions of clients in 160 countries. We went looking for the evidence and found a domain registered on 12 July 2026, quote tables that load empty, and not a single license number on the entire website. This RKH Partner Invest review is our attempt to explain that gap.

RKH Partner Invest GmbH Quick Card

Let’s Identify the Company’s Background

RKH Partner Invest GmbH presents itself as a CFD broker: it accepts client deposits, provides leverage of up to 1:200, and executes trades on forex, indices, commodities, stocks and crypto. In Europe, that activity is not optional territory — a firm handling retail money under MiFID II needs authorization from a national regulator, publishes its license number, discloses the exact legal entity holding it, and segregates client funds under supervision. The site names Switzerland and the Czech Republic as its home, claims four separate regulators, and borrows the name of a company registered in Bassersdorf since 2013. Every one of those claims is verifiable in a public register, so that is exactly where we started.

RKH Partner Invest GmbH Jurisdiction and Regulation

The name is the starting point, because a GmbH is a Swiss or German legal form and the footer of rkhpartner-cz.com puts an address behind it: Dietlikonerstrasse 19, 8303 Bassersdorf. That address exists, and so does the company.

RKH Partner Invest GmbH is a limited liability company in Bassersdorf, canton of Zürich, founded in 2013, UID CHE-207.883.394, active in fund management —you can verify it on Moneyhouse or throughbusiness-monitor.ch. Two things in that record matter to us:

1. The registered purpose is asset management under Art. 17(1) FinIA — not brokerage. No CFDs, no leverage, and no trading terminal. The company also has the right to hold and manage real estate, which tells you what kind of business it actually is.
2. The management consists of two people, Rolf Karl Hürlimann and Elisab Hürlimann, and the register entry was last amended on 15 June 2023. A two-person Zürich boutique — not an operation serving “millions of clients across more than 160 countries”.

The About Us page makes an unusually bold claim: authorization by the FCA since 2010, CySEC since 2007, FSCA since 2015, and the SCB. The security block adds that funds are segregated “in accordance with CySEC regulations”.

Not one license number appears anywhere on the RKH Partner Invest GmbH website. That alone settles most of it — a genuine licensee is required to publish its reference. Compare it with any established broker: FxPro carries CySEC 078/07 in its footer, Pepperstone shows FCA 684312, Tickmill lists CySEC 278/15 and FCA 717270. Here there is nothing to check, which is the point.

We checked anyway:

• FCA Financial Services Register — no firm under this name, no authorization dating to 2010.
• CySEC register of Cyprus Investment Firms — no CIF license from 2007 or any other year.
• FSCA (South Africa) and the Securities Commission of The Bahamas — nothing.

Rkhpartner-cz.com History

The About Us page claims 13+ years of experience, 100+ international awards, 65+ million orders executed, and millions of clients in 160 countries, with FCA authorization “since 2010” and CySEC “since 2007”. The WHOIS record says something else: the domain was created on 12 July 2026 and paid for exactly one year, to 12 July 2027. The site is three weeks old. There is no purchased-domain scenario either —the Wayback Machine holds no captures before July 2026, so nothing was rebranded or acquired. A single-year registration is the cheapest commitment available and the standard choice for a project nobody expects to outlive it.

The internal dates do not even agree with each other: CySEC “since 2007” means 19 years, FCA “since 2010” means 16, and “13+ years” points to 2013 — the year the real Swiss RKH Partner Invest GmbH was actually founded. The clone borrowed that broker’s age, stacked invented license dates on top, and never reconciled them. The only verifiable date connected to this project is 12 July 2026, and it belongs to a domain, not a business. Sixty-five million executed orders would leave forum threads, complaints, and archived pages behind; there are none, because there was nothing there to leave them.

Due Diligence: Onboarding & Funding

We registered an account to see what happens behind the login wall. It took under a minute. RKH Partner Invest GmbH asks for name, email, phone, country, currency, password field, and a referral code. That field is the business model in miniature: accounts are expected to arrive through affiliates and call centers, not organic search.

No confirmation email, no SMS code, and no click-through link — the cabinet opened immediately with the status “Approved” printed under the profile name. Nothing was approved; nobody checked anything. There is no two-factor authentication anywhere in the platform. An account holding real money is protected by a password alone, on a site three weeks old.

The Compliance section of RKH Partner Invest GmbH exists and offers a document dropdown: Bank Statement, Bank Wire, Credit Card, Driving License, National ID Card, Passport ID, Utility Bill, plus internal abbreviations DOD and POR that a client is left to decode alone.

The sequencing is what matters:

1. Account status reads “Approved” before a single document is uploaded.
2. The deposit page is fully unlocked with an empty document table.
3. Nothing blocks funding — the checks are deferred to whenever the operator decides to demand them.

Every licensed broker inverts this. Under AML rules, a CIF or FCA-authorized firm must complete identification before accepting client money; Pepperstone and IC Markets will not process a deposit on an unverified account. Here, in RKH Partner Invest GmbH, identity checks are held in reserve, and the moment they are traditionally invoked is a withdrawal request.

RKH Partner Invest GmbH Conditions and Manipulations

The About Us page promises “premium liquidity and cutting-edge trade execution without any dealing desk interference”, yet names no liquidity provider, no prime broker, and no bridge technology. What exists is a browser-only proprietary WebTrader — no MT4, no MT5, no demo, and no third-party charting. A closed terminal with no external counterparty is a B-Book by definition: orders never leave the operator’s server, and the broker’s revenue is your loss.

RKH Partner Invest GmbH advertises spreads from 0.0 pips alongside an undefined “low commission” — a combination that cannot fund an honest execution model, when Tickmill charges $4 per round turn and IC Markets $7, both published. The account grid replaces figures with grades: “Standard”, “Medium”, and “Low” spreads. No pip value, commission, swap, margin call, or stop-out level appears anywhere on the site, and the instrument tables render empty on the public pages and inside the cabinet alike. Undefined spreads can be widened against an individual account, and with no published stop-out, there is no benchmark to dispute a liquidation.

Leverage is stated three different ways across the same website:

• 1:100 — the ceiling in the account tier grid, reached at the $75,000 Gold plan.
• 1:200 — “From 1:200 Max Leverage” on the Investment Platform page.
• 1:200 — repeated in the FAQ as what the broker “provides”.

Under ESMA rules, a MiFID-licensed firm may offer retail clients 1:30 maximum, which is why the client agreement makes every user “agree” to professional status — a waiver with no legal force after a one-minute registration. At 1:200 a 0.5% adverse move erases the position. Note the direction of travel: 1:10 at $100 rising to “custom” above $150,000. Regulated brokers reduce leverage as exposure grows; here it is an upsell reward, and every tier boundary is a reason for a manager to call.

Rkhpartner-cz.com Withdrawal Integrity & Exit Process

Bonuses are a headline benefit on the pricing tiles — 50% at Gold, 75% at Premium, and 100% at VIP and Partners — and the client agreement explains the cost. Withdrawals unlock only after a turnover volume derived from the bonus and a multiplier RKH Partner Invest GmbH applies; the broker may cancel a bonus at its discretion, and refusal is possible only before the first trade closes after crediting. Three details make it worse than the standard version:

1. The multiplier is never published — the requirement is unknown at the moment of deposit and revealed only afterwards.
2. It freezes your own money, not the bonus. A 100% bonus on a $250,000 VIP deposit produces a target in the millions, and the original deposit is locked alongside the credit.
3. The broker sets the target and controls the book — turnover is generated on a B-Book platform with undefined spreads, on prices the operator alone produces.

The client area also carries a sidebar section labeled “Credit” never mentioned on the public site: a credit balance on a leveraged account is a debt that must be cleared before anything leaves.

Onboarding is built for inbound contact — referral code, instant “Approved”, deposit unlocked before verification. The exit path runs the other way:

• The support email does not exist. support@rkhpartner.info sits on a third domain and returns SMTP 550 5.5.1 — every written complaint to the only published address will bounce.
• One phone number, a Warsaw landline, for a broker presenting Prague and Zürich offices.
• The FAQ promises 24/5 live chat that is not on the site. No messengers, no social profiles, just a web form.

Strengths & Weaknesses Analysis

Investment Risk Summary

In our opinion, nothing here survives verification: the licenses have no numbers and no register entries, the corporate identity belongs to a Swiss company that does not run a brokerage, and the site claiming 13+ years of history went online three weeks before we examined it. Guaranteed returns of 9-18% a month cannot be produced by CFD trading and can only be paid from incoming deposits, while bonuses with an unpublished turnover multiplier and a fake support ensure the money has no route back out. Every finding in this rkhpartner-cz.com review points the same way — this is a clone firm built to collect deposits, and we consider it a scam rather than a legal business. Anyone who has already transferred funds should stop depositing, document everything, and file a report with their bank and national regulator immediately.