By Retrieve Lost Token | 29 Jun, 2026
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has added Nexus Secure Assets to its public Warning List, cautioning that the firm is not authorised to provide financial services or products in the United Kingdom and may be targeting UK consumers without the necessary regulatory permission.
For investors who have already deposited funds or are experiencing difficulties accessing their accounts, the warning provides important independent information that should be considered alongside any claims made by the company itself. The official FCA warning can be viewed here: Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). The alert has also been propagated internationally through the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) International Securities & Commodities Alerts Network (I-SCAN), allowing regulators around the world to access the warning. (FCA)
Information Released by the FCA
The FCA warning identifies the following information in connection with the unauthorised firm:
Trading Name
- Nexus Secure Assets
Website
- https://nexussecureassets.com
Email Address(es)
- support@nexussecureassets.com
Address(es)
- 2 Savoy Court, London, UNITED KINGDOM, WC2R 0EZ
The FCA notes that firms operating without authorisation sometimes use false contact details or information belonging to legitimate businesses in an attempt to appear credible. Investors should therefore verify every detail independently before sending money or responding to communications. (FCA)
Why This Regulatory Warning Is Important
One of the biggest misconceptions among investors is that a professional website or responsive account manager automatically indicates a legitimate investment business.
Regulators take a different view.
Before a company can legally provide regulated financial services in the United Kingdom, it must have the appropriate authorisation.
According to the FCA, Nexus Secure Assets does not have that authorisation. Consumers who deal with unauthorised firms are unlikely to have access to protections such as the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) if something goes wrong. (FCA)
Why Many Investors Begin Researching After They Deposit
Unfortunately, many investors only search for information about a platform after they experience problems.
Reports involving unauthorised investment platforms frequently include:
- Delayed withdrawal requests.
- Additional “release” or “verification” fees.
- Pressure to deposit more money.
- Reduced communication from account managers.
- Difficulty accessing trading accounts.
While every situation should be assessed individually, these warning signs appear repeatedly across investment fraud investigations.
Compare Multiple Independent Sources
Before making further financial decisions, investors should compare information from several independent sources.
Useful resources include:
Reviewing multiple independent sources often provides a much clearer picture than relying solely on information published by the investment platform itself.
If You Have Already Invested
If you have deposited funds with Nexus Secure Assets, avoid making additional payments until every request has been independently verified.
Preserve:
- Deposit confirmations.
- Bank transfer records.
- Cryptocurrency wallet addresses and transaction hashes.
- Email correspondence.
- Chat conversations.
- Screenshots showing balances and pending withdrawal requests.
Maintaining organised records may become valuable when reviewing your circumstances.
Final Thoughts
The FCA’s decision to place Nexus Secure Assets on its Warning List should encourage investors to proceed with caution.
Independent verification remains one of the strongest protections against online investment fraud. Comparing official regulatory warnings with information from trusted independent sources can help investors make better-informed decisions and recognise potential risks before additional losses occur.
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Disclaimer
This article is based on publicly available regulatory information, official investor warnings and user-reported experiences. It is intended solely for educational and informational purposes and should not be interpreted as legal, financial or investment advice.