Published 11 November 2026. Checked against the live website and the regulator’s notice the same day.
BaFin order: public share offer prohibited
- Firm: Nexura VG
- Website: nexuravg.com
- Domain registered: 5 June 2026 (about 5 months old)
- Regulator: BaFin, Germany’s Federal Financial Supervisory Authority
- BaFin order: dated 23 October 2026, published 28 October 2026
Why it is flagged
BaFin has prohibited Nexura VG from offering shares in a company called GoldRock Industries Ltd. to the public in Germany. The reason: no BaFin-approved prospectus was ever published for those shares, and German and EU law require one before shares can be sold to the public. BaFin had already flagged its suspicion on 16 September 2026.
To be fair and precise: the order is not yet final, but BaFin has made it immediately enforceable. It is a regulatory order, not a court ruling or a criminal charge.
What the website says
- “897 M€” of successful asset management, including 423 million euros for institutional investors.
- “More than 8 years” of expertise in sustainable investment.
- Presents itself as a “leading partner” in professional asset management for institutional investors.
Red flags to notice
- Eight years on a five-month-old website. The domain nexuravg.com was first registered in June 2026.
- Almost a billion euros, but no company behind it. The legal notice names only “Nexura VG”. No legal form such as GmbH or S.A., no trade register number, no managing director.
- A German site with a Luxembourg address. The Impressum gives a business-centre address in Luxembourg and two Luxembourg phone numbers.
- Shares sold without a prospectus. That is exactly what BaFin’s order is about.
How to check before you deposit anywhere
Real asset managers are easy to find on official registers, under a full legal name and a register number. Before you send money to any platform, search its name plus the word “warning” or the regulator’s name, and read what comes up:
Check Nexura VG yourself:
Search on Google · Search on Bing · Ask ChatGPT
If you have already paid money
- Call your bank or card provider today and ask about stopping or recalling the payment.
- Stop all transfers, even if you are told a payment will “release” your funds.
- Keep every email, chat, contract, wallet address and transaction ID.
- Report it to the police in your country.
- Ignore anyone who contacts you offering to get the money back for a fee.
Source: BaFin consumer notice on Nexura VG, published 28 October 2026. Domain registration date from the public RDAP record. Website claims captured 11 November 2026. This article reports a regulator’s action and what the website itself states; it is not a court finding.
