Quick Pay Review
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Fast Facts
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About Quick Pay
Quick Pay, operating via the website home.quickpaylimited.com, is not regulated by any recognized financial authority. The Financial Markets Authority (FMA) of New Zealand issued a warning on April 27, 2023, stating that Quick Pay falsely claims affiliation with the legitimately registered New Zealand company Beta Numerics Limited (NZBN: 9429047614031), and that the two entities have no connection. The FMA is aware of at least one investor who suffered financial loss from dealings with Quick Pay and has advised caution.
The company is unregulated, has no verified registration or license, and its claims of legitimacy have been explicitly denied. Entrusting funds to Quick Pay entails high risk, as there are no legal protections or oversight in place. Beta Numerics Limited has confirmed no affiliation with Quick Pay or its website.
Pros and cons
Pros
- None confirmed based on regulatory findings
Cons
- Unauthorised use of another company's identity
- No regulation or licensing by any financial authority
- Documented investor harm and regulatory warnings
