Verdict up front: Centurion de Canberra registered its domain on 16 July 2026. On 24 July 2026, eight days later, the FCA put it on its warning list. The site offers Bitcoin “deposit” plans paying up to 2.8% a day and says it has “80 million plus investors”. It is still online.
Centurion de Canberra
centurion-de-canberra.com · FCA warning, 24 July 2026
SCAM BROKER
- Website
- centurion-de-canberra.com
- Domain registered
- 16 July 2026
- Domain age
- About 2 months
- Regulator
- FCA warning, 24 July 2026
- Top advertised rate
- 2.8% a day
Eight days from registration to warning
RDAP registration data for centurion-de-canberra.com shows a creation date of 16 July 2026. The FCA warning naming the site, with a New Zealand address, was first published on 24 July 2026. Regulators rarely move that fast. It suggests complaints reached the FCA almost as soon as the site went live.
“This firm may be providing or promoting financial services or products without our permission. You should avoid dealing with this firm and beware of scams.”
FCA Warning List entry for centurion-de-canberra.com, 24 July 2026
The “Ultimate Deposit” plans
“Advanced Deposit allows you to accumulate 1.8% profit every day for (6)days … Prime Deposit allows you to accumulate 2.5% profit every day … Ultimate Deposit allows you to accumulate 2.8% profit every day for (6)days a week”
centurion-de-canberra.com, “About Ultimate Deposit”
The site says no withdrawals may be made “until the agreed monthly or yearly date”. So the more you deposit, the longer your money is locked. Locked deposits give an operator time to collect more money before anyone can test a withdrawal.
80 million investors in two months
The site claims “about 80 million plus investors globally and about 90-120 new investment accounts opened daily”. That is more people than the population of the United Kingdom, and at 120 accounts a day it would take more than 1,800 years. The line is copied from a template used by other FCA-warned sites, some of which say “15 million” instead: Meta-Vrse, Blockfinazservice, Richmond Groups, Globex Fincor, Elevate PartnerFX.
⚠ Verified evidence
- The FCA added centurion-de-canberra.com to its Warning List on 24 July 2026.
- The domain was registered on 16 July 2026, eight days before the warning, and is about two months old.
- It advertises Bitcoin deposit plans paying 1.8% to 2.8% a day, with withdrawals locked until an agreed date.
- It claims “about 80 million plus investors globally”.
- The site was live on 21 September 2026.
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Canberra, but not Australian
The name suggests Australia’s capital, and the FCA lists a New Zealand address. The site gives no Australian company number and no ASIC licence. A borrowed place name is not a licence.
The verdict: Centurion de Canberra was flagged by the FCA a week after its domain existed, and it offers locked Bitcoin deposits with impossible daily returns. Do not deposit.
Sources: FCA Warning List entry “centurion-de-canberra.com”; the centurion-de-canberra.com homepage; public RDAP registration data. Checked 21 September 2026.
