Vetex Wealth puts two words high on its homepage: FCA Regulated. On 9 November 2026 the UK Financial Conduct Authority published a notice about Vetex Wealth and its website vetexwealth.com, saying the firm is not authorised and may be targeting people in the UK. The badge and the regulator cannot both be right.
The claims on vetexwealth.com
The site goes further than one badge. It says it is “Licensed in the UK (FCA), EU (ESMA), US (SEC) and AU (ASIC)”. ESMA does not license brokers at all, it coordinates national regulators. It also shows an “FDIC Insured, up to $250K coverage” seal. FDIC insurance covers deposits at US banks, not a trading platform. Each of these seals borrows the name of a real authority to make a stranger look safe.
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Verified evidence
- FCA warning list entry for Vetex Wealth, vetexwealth.com, published 9 November 2026
- Homepage badge reads “FCA Regulated” and claims licences from the FCA, ESMA, SEC and ASIC
- Plans pay “Daily for 10, 15, 20 and 30 days”, with Growth Pro at 12% over 20 days
- Domain vetexwealth.com registered on 15 September 2026, under two months before the warning
- Claims 50K+ active traders, a 95% success rate and $500M+ traded
Daily payouts on a fixed timetable
Vetex Wealth sells plans, not trading. Money goes in, and “daily returns are credited automatically to your wallet” for a set number of days. A platform that can promise a fixed daily credit regardless of what markets do is not describing trading. It is describing a schedule, and schedules like this are paid from newer deposits for as long as new deposits arrive.
Fifty thousand traders on a two month old domain
vetexwealth.com was registered on 15 September 2026. The homepage claims 50,000 active traders, $500 million in volume and clients in more than 150 countries. None of those numbers fit a website that did not exist in August. The FCA notice arrived eight weeks after the domain did.
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If you deposited, stop adding money, keep every screenshot of your dashboard and payment receipts, and speak to your bank. Anyone who later offers to recover your money for a fee is usually part of the same operation.
Sources: UK Financial Conduct Authority Warning List, Vetex Wealth notice published 9 November 2026 (fca.org.uk); RDAP registration record for vetexwealth.com (15 September 2026); vetexwealth.com homepage captured 12 November 2026.
