Nord Bridge (nord-bridge.com) does not want to be read. Its homepage opens behind a gate: “Welcome back — Enter the access password to continue.” Only people who have been handed a password by a “manager” get through. The Dutch markets regulator, the AFM, has warned about it (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 20 October 2026). The domain dates from 5 May 2026.
If someone gave you a Nord Bridge password
That alone tells you how you were recruited: privately, by phone, chat or a social-media contact. Stop sending money to the account they opened for you. Do not install any remote-access app they recommend. Write down the name and number of the person who sent you the password — regulators need it.
Nord Bridge
nord-bridge.com
SCAM BROKER
- Front door
- Password-protected homepage
- Operator named
- NORD HORIZON, “80 route d’Esch, Luxembourg”
- Minimum deposits
- 4,999 / 24,999 / 49,999 / 99,999 EUR
- Client claims
- “1.2 million” accounts — and “over 5 million clients”
- Warning
- AFM (Netherlands)
- Domain registered
- 5 May 2026 — about five and a half months old
Were you given a password to Nord Bridge?
Tell us who sent it and what you have paid so far. We reply to every report personally.
Screenshots of your account balance and chat help us most.
What is behind the gate
The rest of the page is still in the code. It claims “£223m in client assets” and “1.2 million lifetime funded accounts”, then, lower down, “Join over 5 million clients”. It promises your shares “are held at Interactive Brokers” and borrows the “Pie” idea from a well-known investing app. Account tiers start at 4,999 euros and reach 99,999 euros for an “Elite” level with “rebates of up to 21%”.
The Luxembourg line
The footer credits “NORD HORIZON Company ID: 1986784090, 80, route d’Esch, Luxembourg”. Luxembourg investment firms are supervised by the CSSF and appear in its public entity search. A company that really held client money there would quote a CSSF reference, not just an ID number.
Screens we captured from Nord Bridge
- AFM warning (Netherlands).
- Homepage locked behind an access password.
- Contradictory client numbers: 1.2 million vs 5 million.
- Minimum deposit of 4,999 EUR.
Getting money back
Call your bank’s fraud line about every transfer, starting with the most recent. Report to the AFM (or your own national regulator) and to the police. If anyone later offers to recover your Nord Bridge losses for a fee, refuse.
The verdict: a trading site that hides behind a password is selected, not discovered. The AFM has warned about it. Do not deposit.
Checked 20 October 2026: AFM warning via IOSCO I-SCAN; RDAP for nord-bridge.com; the live password page and the page content behind it. Regulator warnings are alerts, not judgments. Not investment advice.
