Broker Review

Unauthorised Firm Details
Name: FedelixGroup.com
Website: fedelixGroup.com

Is FedelixGroup.com Legit?

1. What They Say They Do

   • According to their website, Fedelix Group is a “multinational regional financial services provider” offering “complete solutions” for banking, investing, and financial management.

   • Their services allegedly include global cards, high-return investments, no ATM fees, no minimum balance, and no overdrafts.

   • They also emphasize financial education — helping users budget, build emergency funds, get out of debt, and save/invest.

   • For insurance, they claim to operate in Belgium through “specialized insurance brokers.”

   • They state they are “authorized by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority … covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme and Financial Ombudsman Service.”

2. Contact Information

   • Their “Contact” page lists an address: 48 Boulevard Jourdan, 75014 Paris, France.

   • They give a phone number: +33 6 73 92 39 26, and an email: info@fedelixgroup.com.

   • On their site, they show testimonials from people who say Fedelix helped them pay off debt, budget better, or run their businesses.

Evidence Suggesting It Could Be a Scam

1. Regulatory Blacklist by AMF (France)

   • The Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF), which is France’s financial markets regulator, includes fedelixgroup.com on its “blacklist” of unauthorized actors.

   • According to the AMF, “Autre acteur non autorisé” (another unauthorized actor) is associated with the domain.

   • This is a strong signal: if a national financial regulator flags a company as unauthorized, it’s a major red flag for legitimacy.

2. No Verifiable Regulation Evidence

   • On their site, they claim to be “authorized by the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA)” and “regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).”

   • However, checks of FCA / PRA registers do not clearly support this claim:

     • Searching through regulatory databases (e.g., the UK FCA) does not show a current firm matching “Fedelix Group” with the details described.

     • Without a clear FCA- or PRA-registered entity, their claim of being “regulated” is dubious.

3. Lack of Independent Credible Reviews or Media Coverage

   • I found no strong, credible third-party media coverage (financial media, major news outlets) about Fedelix Group as a major, established financial institution.

   • There are no well-documented customer reviews (from trusted review platforms) that verify substantial, legitimate operations (like real client stories with verifiable outcomes).

4. Mix of Potential Impersonation or Confusion with “Fidelis”

   • Some of the risk seems to stem from possible name confusion (or deliberate impersonation) with “Fidelis”, a legitimate insurance group: Fidelis Underwriting Ltd is regulated by the PRA / FCA.

   • But Fedelix Group is not the same as the Fidelis Group. Their name is very similar, which could be used to mislead.

   • Importantly: Fidelis Marketing Limited, once authorized by the FCA, is now no longer authorized according to the FCA register.

   • This overlap in names (Fedelix vs. Fidelis) raises suspicion that Fedelix may be exploiting the reputation or confusion around the legitimate Fidelis name.

5. Warning from Trading-Scam Review Sites

   • According to TradingScamReviews.com, Fedelix Group is flagged with a warning: “AMF Investor Alert and Unauthorised Trading Activities.”

   • These kinds of sites often track companies that have regulatory or trust concerns, and being on such a list adds weight to the worries.

Counterpoints / What Supports Some of Their Claims

• The site is well-designed, with a coherent “About,” “Contact,” “Services,” and “Testimonials” section. It doesn’t look like a bare-bones phishing page (at least superficially).

• They list a physical address in Paris, which suggests more than a fly-by-night operation — but that doesn’t guarantee legitimacy.

• The business model they describe (financial services + investment + banking) is not inherently fraudulent; legitimate companies operate in this space.

Conclusion: High Risk – Likely Not Legit

• The fact that the AMF (French regulatory authority) specifically lists FedelixGroup.com as an “unauthorized actor” is very troubling.

• Their regulatory claims (PRA / FCA) are not substantiated by public regulatory registries in a way that aligns with their marketing.

• The name confusion with “Fidelis” (a legitimate insurer) could be intentional or accidental — but either way, it’s misleading.

• The lack of credible, independent third-party reviews or coverage makes it hard to trust their testimonial-based claims.

All of this strongly suggests that FedelixGroup.com is high-risk and could very well be a scam or fraudulent operation, especially for someone considering investing or sending money.