If Harvest Pro Asset has told you your account is frozen and needs a deposit to reactivate it, you are reading its own rulebook. The site says a frozen fixed account needs “the deposit of $200 to activate your fixed account permanently”. The UK FCA has warned about harvestproassetltd.com (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026). Its domain was registered on 26 May 2026.
Do this first
- Do not pay a reactivation, tax or “release” fee. Money paid to unlock money is the most common second loss.
- Call your bank or card issuer and ask for a recall or chargeback on every payment to the platform.
- Save the dashboard, the plan name and every message before the site disappears.
Harvest Pro Asset
harvestproassetltd.com
SCAM BROKER
- Plans: 1.5% to 5% a day; “28% weekly” and “56% weekly” fixed deposits
- Says: “fully regulated by the FCA and CySec”
- Address: Silverdale, Auckland, New Zealand
- Users claimed: “over 49 K” — and “15 million plus”
- Warning: FCA (UK), IOSCO I-SCAN
- Domain registered: 26 May 2026 — five months old
Has Harvest Pro Asset frozen your account?
Tell us the amount on your dashboard and what they are asking you to pay. We answer every report personally.
Forward the freeze message exactly as you received it.
“Risk-free” and “guaranteed”
The fixed-deposit page calls the product “a risk-free investment plan” that “guarantees fixed returns from the PAMM AND CySec Policy”. There is no such policy. Its “Compound Plan” is advertised as “5%/Daily For 30 Days” while the line underneath says “Plan Duration: 7 Days”. Loans are offered too — but only to members with “at least two active referrals”.
Numbers that cannot all be true
The same page claims “40K+ Active Investment Accounts”, “over 49 K users” and “about 15 million plus investors globally”. It manages “£3.6M of assets” across “80 countries (as at 30 June 2021)” — five years before its domain. Its testimonials, from “Ron DiCicco, Florida” and “Diane Podmanik, Budapest”, appear word for word on other warned sites.
⚠ The Harvest Pro Asset pages we checked
- FCA warning on IOSCO I-SCAN.
- $200 fee to reactivate a frozen account.
- “Risk-free” fixed returns of up to 56% a week.
- Claims FCA regulation from a New Zealand address.
The verdict: a freeze-and-pay model written into the site’s own terms. Do not deposit, and do not pay to unfreeze.
Sources: FCA warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP for harvestproassetltd.com; homepage, plans and fixed-deposit page read 21 October 2026. A warning is not a court ruling.
