Quantus Holdings Strategies (Quantus Holdings Ltd) Review
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About Quantus Holdings Strategies (Quantus Holdings Ltd)
Quantus Holdings Strategies and Quantus Holdings Ltd, operating via the websites quantusholdingsstrategies.co and quantusholdingsstrategies.info, are not authorised by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to provide financial services. These firms have been expressly identified as unauthorised by the FCA, which issued a warning on 20 October 2021 and subsequently updated it on 2 August 2023. The FCA states this entity "may be providing financial services or products without our authorisation" and cautions against engaging with them. The FCA further clarifies that this entity has no association with the UK‑registered company Quantus Holdings Ltd (registration number 09998709) ().
No valid regulation or licensing information regarding Quantus Holdings Strategies or Quantus Holdings Ltd was found in FCA's Financial Services Register or through any Swiss regulator such as FINMA. Review sources confirm absence of licensing and flag the entity as offshore and unregulated, with risks including lack of fund segregation, deposit protection, and compensation schemes. One source reports a minimum deposit of €500, maximum leverage of 1:1000, a basic web‑based trading platform, and highly inconsistent or unreliable operations ().
Pros and cons
Pros
- No verifiable regulatory licensing was found via official sources, confirming lack of any confirmed authorisations.
Cons
- Unauthorised by the FCA, with a public warning issued citing potential scams ().
- Claims of operations in Switzerland and the UK are unsubstantiated—no registrations found with FINMA or the FCA.
- Reports indicate absence of fund safety measures like segregation, compensation protection, or negative balance protection ().
- High leverage (1:1000) and minimum deposit (€500) raise regulatory and risk concerns ().
- Platform functionality is limited (web‑based only), and payment methods seem focused on non‑refundable cryptocurrency transactions, increasing risk ().
