The FCA's record
The FCA records that Forex-gpt.com holds no authorisation and may be aiming its services at people in the UK.
The entry lists the website www.forex-gpt.com, a Facebook profile and the Instagram account @yourforexstyle. It records no postal address, telephone number or email address.
What the absence of authorisation means
Because the firm is not authorised, the Financial Ombudsman Service would have no power to hear a complaint against it, and money handed over would fall outside the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
If a payment has already gone to the firm by bank transfer, the paying bank needs to hear about it straight away: under the Payment Systems Regulator's rules, transfers to a fraudster made on or after 7 October 2024 can qualify for reimbursement.
With only a website and two social media accounts on record, the firm offers nothing that can be compared with an official register, and the Instagram name does not repeat the firm's own. Before any money changes hands, the questions to settle are which authorised firm stands behind the offer, whether its entry on the FCA Register carries the same contact details, and whether Confirmation of Payee confirms the account in that firm's name.
Source: FCA Warning List → · Published 20 October 2026 by the FCA · Summarised by MetaAshes 21 October 2026
This summary states only the facts published by the FCA at the time of writing. It is not financial or legal advice, and the FCA's own listing is the current record.