FCA Issues Scam Warning Against Clone Firm FxBlue Bridge

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) in the United Kingdom has published a warning against FxBlue Bridge, identifying it as an unauthorized clone firm attempting to deceive investors by mimicking a legitimate, regulated entity. Clone firms frequently copy or misuse the credentials, registration numbers, and previous addresses of genuine financial institutions to trick prospective clients into believing they are dealing with a licensed broker. In this instance, FxBlue Bridge has been contacting individuals and operating online without regulatory permission from the FCA. According to the FCA warning, the fraudulent entity is operating through the website https://fxbluebridges.com/ and using the contact email [email protected]. The regulator highlighted that this clone operation is also using the previous physical address of the genuine authorized firm to add false credibility to its operations. The genuine firm being impersonated is FXPRO UK Limited, which is legitimately authorized under FCA Firm Reference Number (FRN) 509956, located at 80 Coleman Street, City Of London, EC2R 5BJ, United Kingdom (contactable via +442077769720 or [email protected]). FXPRO UK Limited has no connection whatsoever with the clone entity FxBlue Bridge. Engaging with unauthorized clone firms exposes investors to significant financial risk. Customers who trade or deposit funds with FxBlue Bridge will not have access to the UK Financial Ombudsman Service or protection under the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) should the entity collapse or refuse withdrawal requests. Investors are strongly advised to check the FCA Register before entering into any financial agreements and to verify contact details directly through official regulatory records rather than links or details provided in unsolicited communications. Anyone approached by or dealing with FxBlue Bridge can report the entity directly to the FCA.