Divine Gold offers free gold trade ideas in a Telegram group with a “Weekly 86-95% success rate”. It explains the catch itself: “Our sponsors/broker covers the cost”. On 6 November 2026 the UK Financial Conduct Authority listed divinegold.co.uk as an unauthorised firm.
Who really pays
The only requirement, the site says, is “that you have an account with our regulated broker”. It never names the broker or the regulator. When signals are free because a broker pays the signal group, the group earns when members deposit and trade more, not when they win. That is the business model, and it is why the success rate can be anything the group wants to print.
Verified evidence
- FCA warning on divinegold.co.uk, 6 November 2026
- Domain registered 7 September 2025
- “Regulated Broker” badge, no broker or regulator named
- Advertises “Weekly 86-95% success rate” signals on Telegram
- Says it has been “in the industry since 2018”
If you joined the group and opened the account
- Leave the group and stop copying trades.
- Try a small withdrawal from the broker account and record what happens.
- If you are asked for a fee to withdraw, do not pay it and contact your bank.
- Keep the broker name, account number and every message from group leaders.
- Report the broker and Divine Gold to Action Fraud.
Free signals are never free. If you deposited with the broker Divine Gold sent you to, email support@reclaimdc.com with the broker name and your payment records.
Sources: UK FCA Warning List, divinegold.co.uk, 6 November 2026 (fca.org.uk); RDAP record (7 September 2025); divinegold.co.uk captured 12 November 2026.
