Iclubdividends has a name that suggests a club paying share dividends. The site sells nothing of the kind: it offers fixed-return “per trade” CFD plans, from 16% per trade on a Beginner plan to 25% on a Basic plan. The UK FCA has warned about iclubdividends.com (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026). The domain was registered on 8 June 2026.
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Iclubdividends
iclubdividends.com
SCAM BROKER
- Plans: Beginner 16%, Basic 25%, Standard 2.5%, Business 3.1% — per trade
- Dividends: None offered despite the name
- Contact: support@Iclubdividends.com only
- Regulator named: None
- Warning: FCA (UK)
- Domain registered: 8 June 2026
Overlapping plans, upside-down rates
The Beginner plan accepts up to $25,000 at 16% per trade. The Standard plan starts at that same $25,000 and pays 2.5%. The Basic plan, from $3,000, pays 25%. Depositing more earns less. Every plan carries “Principal return on maturity” while the footer warns that you may “lose all of your invested capital”.
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Who runs it? — Iclubdividends
No legal entity, address or phone number appears anywhere. The site says it has “become one of the most reputable brokers in the industry” — on a domain under five months old. The testimonials, from “Christy”, “Linday8” and “Malcom47”, are identical to those on other warned brokers.
The verdict: no dividends, no club, no licence. Do not deposit.
Sources: FCA warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP for iclubdividends.com; homepage read 21 October 2026. A warning is not a court finding.
