Jupiter Holdings Review

Updated: March 25, 2026
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About Jupiter Holdings

Jupiter Holdings is identified as a clone firm by the United Kingdom Financial Conduct Authority, which issued a warning on 26 August 2022 stating that fraudsters are using details of an FCA-authorised firm to deceive clients; the entity has no regulatory authorisation itself. The domain in question is www.jupiterholdings.net. These actions classify Jupiter Holdings as unauthorised, and its operations are considered unsafe.

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) issued a warning on 14 October 2022 noting that www.jupiterholdings.net is not registered in Switzerland’s commercial register, reinforcing that Jupiter Holdings lacks legal standing in Switzerland.

According to a security advisory from Jupiter Asset Management, platforms titled Jupiter Holdings—such as www.jupiterholdings.co.uk, www.jupiterholdings.net, and www.jupiterholdingsltd.com—are operated by scammers impersonating the legitimate firm. Victims are unable to withdraw deposited funds, and the sites demand identity documents that could be used for identity theft. Jupiter Asset Management confirms no affiliation with these platforms.

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  • Unauthorised clone firm impersonating an FCA-authorised entity.
  • Not registered in Switzerland or regulated by FINMA.
  • Associated websites (www.jupiterholdings.net, www.jupiterholdings.co.uk, www.jupiterholdingsltd.com) are confirmed scam platforms.
  • Funds deposited are irretrievable; identity documents requested may be misused.

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