Start using Fexenvance with confidence and transparency
Fexenvance carries out its activities in accordance with the applicable law of the United Kingdom. The company applies methods focused on operational transparency, data protection, information security and compliance with the regulatory requirements applicable to its technology activities. On this page we set out, in plain words, the framework we operate under and where each responsibility sits.
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Regulation
Fexenvance operates within the United Kingdom's legal and regulatory framework for services connected with digital assets and financial markets, including applicable national requirements for client onboarding, verification and record keeping. Trading execution and custody of client assets are provided through a licensed third-party entity, and we confirm the details of that provider and its registrations to any client on request.
Registration and regulatory oversight in United Kingdom
| Jurisdiction | Regulator | Registration / regulatory basis |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom, financial services | Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) | Complies with applicable UK requirements for client onboarding, identity verification, record keeping and complaint handling. Execution and custody are provided by a licensed third-party entity; its registration details are confirmed with the relevant provider on request. |
| United Kingdom, data protection | Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) | Complies with the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 in the collection, storage and processing of personal data, as described in our Privacy Policy. |
| United Kingdom, anti-money laundering | Money Laundering Regulations 2017 (MLRs), as supervised for the relevant activity | Complies with applicable UK AML obligations through risk-based customer due diligence, transaction monitoring and record keeping, applied at onboarding and throughout the client relationship. |
Areas covered by our compliance programme: Client onboarding and KYC checks, anti-money-laundering monitoring, complaint handling under the FCA complaint-handling principles, data protection under UK GDPR, and fair, clear and not misleading marketing communications.
We do not display a UK FCA registration number on this page because the registered entity for execution differs from the technology provider. Never treat the absence of a number as permission to trust anyone: always confirm registration details directly with the regulator or with us at [email protected] before you deposit. Our fraud warning explains how to check.
Transparency in matters of regulation
Fexenvance strives to maintain the registrations, permissions and compliance procedures required for the services it provides in each relevant jurisdiction. We publish what applies to us, we name the bodies that supervise us, and we tell you plainly when a function, such as custody, belongs to a partner institution rather than to the platform itself.
Regulation does not remove investment risk and does not guarantee profit. Digital assets are subject to market volatility and other risks described in our risk disclosure. No supervisory framework changes that, and any person or site telling you otherwise should be treated with suspicion.
How your money is held
Client money and custody arrangements are held by the executing third-party institutions, not by Fexenvance. Eligibility for any UK protection scheme depends on the provider, the asset class and the scheme rules; digital assets are generally not covered by the FSCS. Ask your personal manager which arrangements apply to your account.
Verification of identity, source of funds questions and withdrawal checks exist to satisfy UK AML obligations and to protect your account. They occasionally add a day to a withdrawal; we consider that a fair exchange for keeping criminal money out of the system and your savings harder to steal. The full detail is on the AML / KYC page.