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About TRADESUP LIMITED
Tradesup Limited provides financial and investment services—including cryptocurrency, forex, stocks & ETFs, real estate, and various themed investment packages such as gold, agriculture, energy transition, and cannabis—with deposits and withdrawals conducted via electronic payment systems and crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Bitcoin Cash, Dash, Payeer, Perfect Money, Ripple, Litecoin), with withdrawal times of up to 48 hours. Each investor is permitted only one account, with guaranteed returns based on selected plan, and affiliate referrals offer up to four-level commissions (10%, 3%, 2%, 1%) as per its Terms of Use
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom issued a warning on April 30, 2025, stating that Tradesup Limited may be providing financial services or products without FCA permission and is not authorised, meaning clients are not protected by the Financial Ombudsman Service or FSCS . The firm is unregulated, lacks oversight or investor safeguards, and represents a high legal risk
Pros and cons
Pros
- Wide range of asset classes including forex, crypto, stocks, ETFs, real estate, and themed investment sectors
- Supports multiple electronic and cryptocurrency deposit methods
Cons
- Not licensed or regulated by any recognized financial authority
- Subject of an FCA warning for unauthorised provision of financial services
- No investor protection, compensation schemes, or oversight
- High-risk structure with affiliate referral incentives potentially encouraging recruitment over transparency















