BlockassetsBridge Ltd (blockassetsbridge.com): FCA Says the Firm Is Unauthorised

Updated October 2026: AssetVault has rebuilt this investigation around the official UK regulatory warning concerning blockassetsbridge.com and the investment claims currently displayed by the platform.

On 6 July 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) published a warning about BlockassetsBridge Ltd and identified the exact website blockassetsbridge.com.

The FCA states that the firm is not authorised by the regulator and may be providing or promoting financial services or products without permission. It also warns that the firm may be targeting people in the United Kingdom.

At the time of AssetVault’s latest review, blockassetsbridge.com was advertising copy trading, cryptocurrency staking, AI-managed portfolios, futures trading with leverage of up to 100×, and fixed-income plans describing returns as “guaranteed” and “capital protected.” The site also described itself as “SEC Compliant.”

Those claims should not be confused with regulatory authorisation.

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What the FCA Warning Establishes

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) warning identifies:

1. Name: BlockassetsBridge Ltd
2. Website: blockassetsbridge.com
3. Telephone: +54 9 11 2623 9553
4. Regulatory status: not authorised by the FCA
5. Warning date: 6 July 2026

The FCA advises consumers to avoid dealing with the firm and beware of scams.

The regulator also explains that people dealing with an unauthorised firm generally will not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service if they want to complain and will not receive Financial Services Compensation Scheme protection if the firm fails.

That is the central regulatory finding. AssetVault does not need to manufacture additional regulator allegations where the official warning is already clear.

The Website’s Investment Claims Deserve Scrutiny

The current BlockassetsBridge website presents itself as a private investment platform offering several financial products.

It advertises:

1. Copy trading that supposedly mirrors “verified expert traders.”
2. Cryptocurrency staking pools advertising yields of 8% to 22% APY.
3. AI-managed portfolios with a stated minimum deposit of $500.
4. Crypto and commodities futures with leverage of up to 100×.
5. Fixed-income plans advertising 4% to 18% APY and using the phrases “guaranteed, contractual returns” and “capital protected.”

The website also displays claims of $248 million in assets under management, 58,000 active investors, and an average annual ROI of 32%.

These are statements appearing on blockassetsbridge.com. They are not findings verified by the FCA, and AssetVault did not find independent evidence during this review establishing those figures.

The site also uses the phrase “SEC Compliant.” That wording should not be interpreted as proof that BlockassetsBridge Ltd is registered, licensed or approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Regulatory claims should be verified through the relevant regulator’s official records rather than accepted from website badges or marketing language.

The contrast is important: while the website promotes sophisticated investment products and substantial operational claims, the FCA has publicly identified the exact domain as belonging to an unauthorised firm.

If You Already Sent Money

If you have already transferred money or cryptocurrency through blockassetsbridge.com, preserve the evidence that shows where the real funds went.

Keep:

1. Bank statements, wire-transfer records and beneficiary details.
2. Cryptocurrency wallet addresses, transaction hashes or TXIDs, and the blockchain network used.
3. Exchange deposit and withdrawal records.
4. Account and dashboard screenshots.
5. Emails, WhatsApp, Telegram or other communications.
6. Withdrawal requests and all responses.
7. Any payment instructions received from the platform or its representatives.
8. Any request for additional money before a withdrawal can supposedly be completed.

A balance displayed inside an investment dashboard is not the same as independently verifiable funds.

If cryptocurrency was transferred, wallet addresses and transaction hashes can help establish the on-chain movement of the assets. If money was sent by bank transfer, beneficiary information and payment-routing records become central to tracing.

If another payment is demanded before a withdrawal is released, do not assume that sending more money will solve the problem. Preserve the demand, recipient information and communications first.

Requests described as tax, verification, AML, insurance, compliance, liquidity or withdrawal charges should be independently verified before additional funds are sent. AssetVault is not stating that BlockassetsBridge has used every one of these descriptions; any specific allegation must be supported by the affected investor’s records.

AssetVault applies the same transaction-first approach in investigations involving Finex Trade, FiscalsmartExchangeand in its wider reporting on digital-asset investment scams.

AssetVault Assessment

The regulatory position concerning blockassetsbridge.com is straightforward.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) identifies BlockassetsBridge Ltd / blockassetsbridge.com as an unauthorised firm that may be providing or promoting financial services without permission and may be targeting UK consumers.

At the same time, the website advertises copy trading, staking, managed portfolios, leveraged futures and fixed-income products while making substantial claims about assets under management, investor numbers, returns and regulatory compliance.

Those website claims do not override the official regulatory warning.

Based on the FCA’s exact-domain finding and the financial services currently promoted on the site, AssetVault considers blockassetsbridge.com a high-risk unauthorised investment platform.

Anyone who has already transferred money should stop additional payments, preserve the complete financial and communication trail, and establish where the funds were actually sent.

Need Assistance?

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Disclaimer

This article reports information published by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and separately examines claims appearing on blockassetsbridge.com. The FCA states that BlockassetsBridge Ltd is not authorised and may be providing or promoting financial services without permission. References to copy trading, staking yields, leverage, fixed returns, assets under management, investor numbers and “SEC Compliant” wording are claims made by the BlockassetsBridge website and should not be attributed to the FCA. AssetVault Recovery’s description of the platform as high-risk is its independent assessment of the combined evidence.