Vetex Wealth Scam Warning: Fixed Daily Returns, FCA Alert

A fixed gain of 6 to 15 percent per day: this is the promise of the investment plans of Vetex Wealth at vetexwealth.com. The platform presents itself as a global institution serving more than one hundred and fifty countries and supervised by four separate authorities. The FCA, however, stated on 9 November 2026 that the firm is unauthorised and is targeting people in the United Kingdom.

📈 How Are the Daily Return Plans Set Up?

• Starter: $100-999, 6% per day for 10 days
• Growth: $1,000-9,999, 9% per day for 15 days
• Growth Pro: $10,000-49,999, 12% per day for 20 days
• Elite: over $50,000, 15% per day for 30 days

A promise of "return of principal" is added to the plans. No real market can guarantee such a return. In schemes of this kind, the balance on the panel grows quickly; when a withdrawal is requested, an extra payment is demanded on the grounds of tax or a transaction fee.

🪪 Four Licences and the FDIC Insurance Claim

The site says it holds FCA, ESMA, SEC and ASIC licences and that accounts are FDIC-insured up to $250,000; none of them comes with a licence number. The FDIC protects only deposits at US banks and does not cover a balance held on an investment platform. The site also gives no phone number or address. The domain vetexwealth.com was registered in September 2026.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have previously covered similar schemes that collect money through fixed daily-return packages:

🧭 The Legal Process for Vetex Wealth

Unauthorised investment services are a crime under Article 109/2 of Capital Markets Law No. 6362; collecting money online through a fake returns dashboard falls under the qualified fraud provision of Article 158/1-f of the Turkish Penal Code. Authorised institutions in Türkiye appear in the SPK list of intermediary institutions. Where payments were made in crypto, the situations in which the money was moved to a crypto exchangeTR come into play, followed by asset tracingTR and the restitution and unjust enrichment claimTR.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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