Crypto Chainovax — A VIP Plan Paying 20000% per Trade
Crypto Chainovax sells a VIP 1 plan promising 20000% per trade and names no regulator or company. The FCA warned about cryptochainovax.com in October.
Tesla Star Capital — Globally Regulated by No One Named
Tesla Star Capital calls itself Globally Regulated but names no regulator, no company and no address. The FCA warned about tstarcapital.com in September.
Green Nova Hub — A Maidenhead Address Shared With Willox
Green Nova Hub shares its Maidenhead street address with Willox Fx and sells a plan paying 20%. The FCA warned about both sites in late September 2026.
Blue Peak Asset — Claims FCA Rules, Gets an FCA Warning
Blue Peak Asset says it is fully regulated by the FCA, yet the FCA has warned about it. Plans pay up to 7% a day and its counters still read zero.
SwiftExTec Investments — 100% in Five Days, Fixed
SwiftExTec Investments calls its returns actual and fixed, including 100% in five days, and claims to date from 2013. The FCA warned about it in September.
Sama Schnell — A Zug Fund House FINMA Warns About
Sama Schnell says it runs investment funds and finds hidden real estate deals from Zug, on a domain from April 2026. FINMA has warned about it.
Iclubdividends — A Dividends Name With No Dividends
Iclubdividends sounds like a dividend club but sells fixed per-trade plans of up to 25% with no regulator named. The FCA has warned about the site.
Diamond Prime Capitals — A Test Plan Paying 450%
Diamond Prime Capitals advertises a Test plan paying 450% per trade on a domain registered in August 2026. The FCA has warned about the site.
Prime Republicans Platform — An Email That Goes Nowhere
Prime Republicans Platform lists a misspelt email with no domain ending and sells 17 plans up to 156% per trade. The FCA has warned about the site.
Legacytraderz — Another Broker’s Name in Its Own Text
Legacytraderz still names PrimeFirm UK in its own About text and sells plans of up to 156% per trade, one called YAN LIN. The FCA has warned about it.