BitBucks (bitbucks.space) sells commission free investing in more than 13,000 global markets, with stocks, ETFs, crypto, CFDs and even an ISA in one account. Its footer says “© 2006 to 2026 BitBucks Ltd.” Germany’s financial regulator BaFin warned on 30 September 2026 that BitBucks offers financial, securities and crypto services without a licence.
A 2006 company on a July 2026 domain
The domain bitbucks.space was registered on 15 July 2026. The footer claims twenty years of history. The address is Hirschstraße 14 in Stuttgart with a German phone number, yet the same footer says United Kingdom and the products are British ones, like the ISA. Prices are shown in pounds. A real broker has one legal home and one licence number. BitBucks shows neither.
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© 2006 to 2026 BitBucks Ltd.
bitbucks.space footer, 31 October 2026
Three facts that do not fit together
- A German street address.
- A UK tax product.
- A domain bought in July 2026.
| Markets | 13,000+ |
|---|---|
| Commission | 0% |
| Products | stocks, ETFs, crypto, CFD, ISA |
| Address | Hirschstraße 14, Stuttgart |
| Country in footer | United Kingdom |
| Domain registered | 15 July 2026 |
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The ISA tells you something
An ISA is a UK tax wrapper that only firms authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority can offer. Putting it on the menu is meant to make the site feel British and safe. No FCA reference number appears anywhere. A German address next to a UK tax product, with a German regulator warning on top, is a mix no real firm would show.
The homepage even displays a sample portfolio worth more than 128,000 pounds. That number belongs to nobody. It is there to make you imagine your own.
Questions to ask before you deposit
Ask BitBucks for its FCA reference number and its BaFin registration, then search both registers yourself instead of clicking a link they send. Ask which bank holds client money and in which country your account would be opened. A real broker answers these in one email. A scam changes the subject, offers a bonus or says the details are in the contract you will get after paying.
If you already sent money by card, call your card issuer and ask about a chargeback for an unlicensed investment service. If you paid by bank transfer, ask your bank for a recall today. Speed matters more than anything else here, because funds sent to these accounts are usually moved on within days. Keep screenshots of the 13,000 markets claim and the footer, since sites like this often change their wording once a warning appears.
Sources: BaFin consumer warning on BitBucks (30 September 2026); bitbucks.space (checked 31 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
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