The trading site at crypto.securefinanceledger.com calls itself Secure Finance. Its hero reads “Trade Faster. Think Sharper. Win Smarter.” Its About section, though, asks why “Finance Fountain” is one of the world’s most trusted brands — a name that appears nowhere else on the page. The UK FCA warned about the site on 1 October 2026. The domain was registered on 2 June 2026.
A London address with an American phone number
| Address given | “123 Business Center London, United Kingdom” |
|---|---|
| Phone | +1 (443) 208-4288 — a US number |
| “Company Registration” | #08683932 — no country or registry named |
| Regulation | “Globally Regulated”, no regulator named |
| Insurance claim | “up to $1,000,000”, no insurer named |
| Regulator action | FCA warning, 1 October 2026 |
| Domain registered | 2 June 2026 |
“123 Business Center” is not a London street address; it reads like a placeholder that was never replaced. A company number on its own proves nothing either: registration with Companies House is not permission from the FCA to handle investments.
How many assets? Three answers
The counters promise “150+ Tradable Assets”. A feature box says “Trade any of 100 assets”. Another line says “more than 1000 instruments”. Add “1M+ Signals/day” and “185+ Countries” and you have a set of numbers that were typed, not measured.
⚠ Secure Finance at a glance
- Two brand names: Secure Finance and Finance Fountain.
- Placeholder-style London address, US phone.
- FCA warning, 1 October 2026.
- Domain only four months old when warned.
Lost money through Secure Finance?
Send us the amounts, dates and payment method. If you paid by card or bank transfer, timing matters.
Screenshots of your balance and any withdrawal-fee requests are useful.
If you already have an account
Do not deposit more to “upgrade” or “unlock” anything. Write down the dates and amounts of every payment, keep the email addresses and phone numbers used to contact you, and download any statement the dashboard lets you save. Card payments can sometimes be disputed through a chargeback, and bank transfers can sometimes be recalled if the receiving bank is contacted quickly. Report the site to Action Fraud if you are in the UK. Be wary of anyone who then calls offering to get your money back for an upfront fee.
The verdict: two brand names, a filler address and an FCA warning. Treat it as unsafe.
Sources: FCA warning list entry (1 October 2026); crypto.securefinanceledger.com (checked 23 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
