Remedy Quantumvestcapital Doubles Your Money per Trade

The site at quantumvestcapital.com calls itself Remedy. That is the first oddity: the name in the browser tab has nothing to do with the name in the address. The second is speed. The domain was registered on 4 July 2026, and the UK Financial Conduct Authority had it on its warning list by 22 July 2026, eighteen days later. IOSCO shared the alert the same day.

Remedy’s plans

A Beginner plan that doubles your money on every trade, starting at $100. Think about what that means. Ten trades would turn $100 into more than $100,000. If anyone had a system that did this, they would not need to advertise it to strangers.

A template with the numbers turned up

We know this layout. The same plan names, the same “principal return on maturity”, the same “instant withdrawal” label appear on Stone Haven Markets, Hellosvestpay and I & R Guide, all flagged by the FCA. Remedy simply pushed the TEST plan from 150% to 156% and the Beginner plan from 16% to 100%. Whoever set it up was tuning a sales page, not running a fund.

Quick checks before you send money anywhere

• Does the brand name match the domain? Here it does not.
• Is there a company number and a regulator you can look up? Here there is neither.
• How old is the domain? Here it is under four months.

Three questions for Remedy

• Ask Remedy for a company number.
• Ask which regulator it reports to.
• Ask why the site carries a different name from its domain.
• If the answers come as pressure to deposit quickly before a bonus ends, you have your answer.

Sources: IOSCO international investor alerts portal (FCA, quantumvestcapital.com, 22 July 2026); quantumvestcapital.com (checked 29 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.