Verdict up front: Fintradix opens on a full-width Manhattan skyline and offers to let clients “partner with seasoned professionals”. It names no professional, no company and no office anywhere. France blacklisted it in November 2025.
Key facts — checked 23 September 2026
Website: fin-tradix.com · Domain registered: 7 August 2025 · Regulator: French AMF / ACPR blacklist since 18 November 2025 · Registrar: Internet Domain Service BS Corp · Status: Live — page loads today
The skyline
The first thing on fin-tradix.com is a wide monochrome photograph of Manhattan, the Empire State Building at its centre. Then the headline: WHERE OPPORTUNITIES MEET STRATEGY, and the promise that Fintradix “empowers clients to partner with seasoned professionals and take the next step toward unlocking” their potential.
Nothing on the site claims a New York office. It does not have to. The photograph does the work, and because it is only a photograph there is nothing to disprove. This is the cheapest credibility in the business: a stock image implies a financial centre, and an implication cannot be fact-checked.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 23 September 2026
- fin-tradix.com is on the French AMF / ACPR blacklist, added 18 November 2025.
- The domain was registered on 7 August 2025 — about thirteen months old.
- The hero image is a stock photograph of the New York skyline; no US or any other address is given.
- It offers to let you “partner with seasoned professionals” and names none of them.
- The registrar, Internet Domain Service BS Corp, is a Bahamas-based privacy registrar.
“Seasoned professionals”
A phrase with no content. In a regulated firm the people who handle client money are registered individuals with checkable histories — you can look up the firm, find its approved persons and see any disciplinary record. Here the professionals have no names, no qualifications and no register entry. They are an adjective.
The registrar
fin-tradix.com is registered through Internet Domain Service BS Corp, a Bahamas-based registrar widely used for privacy-shielded registrations. That is legal and common, and on its own proves nothing. Combined with a site that names no company, no country and no licence, it means there is no thread anywhere — on the page or in the registry — leading to a person.
How to check a broker in two minutes
Search the name on the AMF blacklist at amf-france.org and in the register at regafi.fr. Then reverse-image-search the hero photograph. When a firm’s strongest visual claim is a stock photo of a city it has no address in, you have learned what the marketing budget went on.
Our view: Fintradix borrows a Manhattan skyline, offers unnamed professionals, gives no company, licence or address, and sits on the French blacklist. Do not deposit.
Sources, checked 23 September 2026: French AMF / ACPR blacklist entry for fin-tradix.com (18 November 2025); RDAP registration record (7 August 2025); the live page at fin-tradix.com.
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