Powerwealth Review
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Fast Facts
Contact Info and Support
Traffic information
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About Powerwealth
Powerwealth operates the website powerwealth.ch. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) issued a warning on November 30, 2023, stating that Powerwealth is not entered in the commercial register and is therefore unauthorized to provide financial services in Switzerland. The status is explicitly listed as “unauthorised” in the FINMA warning list. The listed address is Althardstrasse 80, 8105 Regensdorf, Switzerland, and domain powerwealth.ch is included in the notice.
There is no evidence of any regulatory license held by Powerwealth from FINMA or any other recognized financial authority (such as BaFin, FCA, CySEC, etc.). Legal commentary confirms the absence of a valid imprint (Impressum) on its website and reports problems with payment transparency and investor withdrawals. The presence of such deficiencies reinforces its unregulated and high-risk nature.
Pros and cons
Cons
- No regulatory licenses from FINMA or other recognized authorities
- Listed as unauthorized by FINMA with specific details (address, domain)
- Lacks valid legal imprint (Impressum) and transparency
- Reports of withdrawal problems and potential investor fund risks
