Finnova Limited — “Profit” of Up to 80% in Its Price List

Up to 80% profit, written into the account table

FINNOVA LIMITED (finnova-limited.com) puts the profit right next to the price. The account-types page lists four tiers and a row labelled “Profit”:

All four accounts carry leverage of “1:1000” and a 10% commission (5% for VIP). The UK FCA warned about finnova-limited.com and finnova-limited.org on 18 August 2026: “You should avoid dealing with this firm and beware of scams.” Norway’s Finanstilsynet issued its own alert. The domain was registered on 31 July 2025.

Bonuses that lock your money

A deposit bonus of up to 40% sounds generous. In practice, bonus terms are used to refuse withdrawals until an impossible trading volume is reached. Leverage of 1:1000 means a 0.1% move against you wipes out the position. The table even offers “Insurance” of “1 transaction” on Diamond and “2 transaction” on VIP, which is not insurance in any legal sense.

The “About us” story begins in 2019, six years before the domain existed. A UK firm offering CFDs to the public must be authorised by the FCA and would show its firm reference number. FINNOVA LIMITED shows none, and the FCA has listed it as unauthorised.

Two domains, one operation

The FCA warning covers two addresses, finnova-limited.com and finnova-limited.org. Keeping a spare domain ready is standard practice for operations that expect to be blocked: when one address is flagged by browsers or banks, clients are moved to the other with the same login and the same balance. If an adviser sends you a new link for the same firm, treat it as a warning sign, not a technical update.

Sources: FCA warning on finnova-limited.com / finnova-limited.org (first published 18 August 2026); Finanstilsynet investor alert; finnova-limited.com, account-types and about-us pages (checked 26 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.