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TRUSTEDFXTRADES Flagged by the FCA: Check the Name Against the Website

TRUSTEDFXTRADES appears on the FCA's Warning List from 9 October 2026. The name the firm trades under and the website it uses differ by a single letter.

The FCA's record

According to the FCA, TRUSTEDFXTRADES holds no authorisation and may be targeting people in the UK.

Its entry lists the website trustedfxtrade.pro and the email address support@trustedfxtrade.pro, both without the final letter s of the trading name. The only location given is East Finchley, London, with no street or postcode, and no telephone number is recorded.

What the absence of authorisation means

Anyone who deals with TRUSTEDFXTRADES has no right to take a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service, and money lost would not be covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Bank transfers to a fraudster made on or after 7 October 2024 may qualify for reimbursement under the Payment Systems Regulator's rules, and the paying bank is the first place to raise a claim.

The letters FX in the name point to foreign exchange trading, and a firm offering currency trading to people in the UK must be authorised by the FCA for that activity. The words trusted and trades describe how the firm wishes to be seen, while the record shows a website that does not match the trading name and an address too vague to compare with Companies House. An authorised trading firm is listed on the FCA Register with its own website and telephone number, and those details, together with the name on the receiving bank account, are what should be checked before any deposit.

Source: FCA Warning List → · Published 9 October 2026 by the FCA · Summarised by MetaAshes 10 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.