Verdict up front: Quantum Growth Capital offers stocks-to-crypto trading on a WebTrader and lists a page called “Risk Free Trade” in its footer. There is no such thing. FINMA has placed gq-capitals.com on its warning list.
Key facts — checked 21 September 2026
Website: gq-capitals.com · Domain registered: 8 April 2025 · Regulator: On FINMA’s warning list since December 2025 · Status: Live — site loads today
Two domains, registered minutes apart
The website is gq-capitals.com. The support address in its footer is support@gq-capital.info — a different domain, singular “capital”, on .info. Registry records show both were registered on 8 April 2025, about five minutes apart. A second lookalike domain for email is a common way to keep mail working when the main site is reported or blocked.
An address shared with other warned names
The footer gives Avenue des Morgines 12, Geneva and a Swiss number, +41 31 900 17 57. FINMA’s warning list records the same street address (Avenue des Morgines 12, Lancy) for at least two other names: Luxymarkets and orvelin-invest. A shared address across warned names does not prove a shared owner, but it is a pattern worth knowing.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 21 September 2026
- Quantum Growth Capital / gq-capitals.com is on the Swiss FINMA warning list, recorded at Avenue des Morgines 12.
- gq-capitals.com and the support domain gq-capital.info were both registered on 8 April 2025.
- The footer links a page called “Risk Free Trade”.
- FINMA lists the same street address for Luxymarkets and orvelin-invest.
- The hero banner reads “Perfect Business Consulting Boost Solutions” — on a trading site.
“Risk Free Trade” is a template, not a product
A footer link titled “Risk Free Trade” has appeared on several other sites that FINMA has warned about and that we have examined this month. Trading is never risk free, and a broker that suggests otherwise is breaking the first rule of every genuine regulator. The site’s own headline — “Perfect Business Consulting Boost Solutions” — sits oddly on a trading platform and reads like leftover template text.
How to check a Swiss investment site in two minutes
Search the name on FINMA’s own warning list at finma.ch, then search it in FINMA’s register of authorised institutions. A firm that says it is supervised by FINMA will be in the second list, not the first. Then look up when the website’s domain was registered and compare that with any history the site claims. Finally, never let a “specialist” or “personal manager” call you and walk you through a deposit.
Our view: Quantum Growth Capital is on FINMA’s warning list, uses a second lookalike domain for email and advertises “risk free” trading. Do not open an account.
Sources, checked 21 September 2026: FINMA warning list entries for Quantum Growth Capital, Luxymarkets and orvelin-invest; RDAP registration records for gq-capitals.com and gq-capital.info; the live homepage at gq-capitals.com.
