Published 11 November 2026. Live site and regulator entry checked the same day.
FCA warning list
The UK Financial Conduct Authority added Nova Financial Group Limited, trading as NV Group (nv-group.cc), to its warning list on 6 November 2026. Here are three questions worth asking about any platform like it.
1. How long has it really existed?
The site says “20+ years of market expertise”. Its own footer reads “© Copyright 2025”. Twenty years of history should leave a trail: a company number, past press coverage, a regulator reference. None is shown.
2. Who regulates it?
No regulator, licence number or auditor is named. The one regulator that has spoken about NV Group, the FCA, says it is not authorised.
3. What does it promise?
“Unlimited withdrawals” and “unlimited trading and educational sessions with a senior analyst”. A personal “analyst” who calls you is the classic route by which people are talked into ever-larger deposits.
A regulator warning is not a court ruling or a criminal charge.
The pattern behind the polish
NV Group’s site is well designed, with short confident headlines like “We’ve been around the block”. Good design costs very little today and proves nothing about who runs a platform. What matters is what you can verify: a full legal name, a company number, a regulator’s register entry that matches the web address, and a physical address you can check. On all four counts this site gives nothing, while the UK regulator has publicly warned against it.
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Already sent money?
1. If you paid by bank transfer, ring your bank on the number on your card.
2. Change the passwords on any email or exchange you shared.
3. Keep the receipts and transaction hashes together in one folder.
4. Make a police report and keep the reference number.
Source: FCA warning list (fca.org.uk), 6 November 2026, entry “Nova Financial Group Limited or NV Group”. Website captured 11 November 2026.
