Iclubdividends — A Dividends Name With No Dividends
Iclubdividends sounds like a dividend club but sells fixed per-trade plans of up to 25% with no regulator named. The FCA has warned about the site.
Diamond Prime Capitals — A Test Plan Paying 450%
Diamond Prime Capitals advertises a Test plan paying 450% per trade on a domain registered in August 2026. The FCA has warned about the site.
Prime Republicans Platform — An Email That Goes Nowhere
Prime Republicans Platform lists a misspelt email with no domain ending and sells 17 plans up to 156% per trade. The FCA has warned about the site.
Legacytraderz — Another Broker’s Name in Its Own Text
Legacytraderz still names PrimeFirm UK in its own About text and sells plans of up to 156% per trade, one called YAN LIN. The FCA has warned about it.
Valora Financial Bank — 12% Savings and an FCA Warning
Valora Financial Bank offers savings up to 12% APY and claims FSCS protection, but it is not an authorised bank. The FCA has warned about the site.
TrustedFxTrade — JPMorgan and Boeing Plans, Not Shares
TrustedFxTrade sells daily-return plans named after JPMorgan, Boeing and Walmart plus 50% a day, from a shared London address. The FCA has warned.
Rivont Limited Scam — Pension Packages on a .icu Site
Rivont Limited offers guaranteed pension, cannabis and gold packages from rivont-limited.icu and claims a 2016 start. The FCA has warned about the site.
Portal World Trade — Cannabis, NFTs and Guarantees
Portal World Trade sells guaranteed packages in cannabis, NFTs and crypto mining using slogans copied from two famous US firms. The FCA has warned about it.
Altrimix Review — Pop-Ups of Investors Who Do Not Exist
Altrimix flashes fake investor pop-ups such as Aisha N. invested $25,000, sells fixed per-trade plans and offers apps via Telegram. The FCA has warned.
HedgePrime Market — Two Bitcoin Prices on One Screen
HedgePrime Market shows Bitcoin at $86,911 in its header and 81,496 on the chart below, and sells plans of up to 120.5% per trade. FCA-flagged in 2026.