MayFairPlus Review

About MayFairPlus

MayFairPlus operates via the domain mayfairplus.com and claims to be based at Newmount House, Mount Street Lower, Dublin 2, Ireland (D02 Y759), but holds no record of authorization with the Central Bank of Ireland (CBI) or any reputable financial regulator (). The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom has issued official warnings indicating that MayFairPlus is an unauthorised firm and unauthorized to provide financial services in the UK; warned details include the name “MayFairPlus,” the Dublin address, the email domain, and its websites mayfairplus.com and cfd.mayfairplus.com (). There is no evidence of any licences, regulatory oversight, account types, platforms, deposit minimums, spreads, leverage, base currencies, Islamic accounts, or hedging/EAs policies provided on any official source.

The FCA warning clarifies that clients dealing with MayFairPlus would not have access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service, and that using this firm exposes individuals to the risk of losing funds without recourse (). The domain was registered on September 26, 2023, with expiry September 26, 2024, further underscoring the platform’s lack of enduring regulatory presence or institutional legitimacy ().

Pros and cons

Pros

• None substantiated by regulatory or official documentation.

Cons

• No regulatory licences or authorisations from FCA, CBI, or any top-tier regulator.
• Explicit FCA warning listing unauthorised firm “MayFairPlus” with specific domains mayfairplus.com and cfd.mayfairplus.com.
• Lack of investor protection mechanisms (FSCS, Ombudsman) in case of disputes or insolvency.
• Domain registration is recent and short-lived (2023–2024), suggesting transient or potentially fraudulent intent.