Broker Review

Unauthorised Firm Details

Name: Peaceworldtb.live
Website: www.peaceworldtb.live

PEACE WORLD TRUST BROKER (peaceworldtb.live) has recently raised red flags due to warnings issued by FCA and recent scam reports. On 3rd February of 2025, The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) in warning article on their website clearly mentioned “This firm may be providing or promoting financial services or products without our permission. You should avoid dealing with this firm and beware of scams.” These warnings raise serious concerns about the PEACE WORLD TRUST BROKER’s regulation status.

PEACE WORLD TRUST BROKER claiming it’s operating based on “4 Fitz-James Ave, Hammersmith, London” UNITED KINGDOM, but all firms operating in UK must get authorization from FCA. Which means PEACE WORLD TRUST BROKER operating as an unauthorized financial entity.

Upon further investigation we also found that the domain peaceworldtb.live registered in 14th May of 2024 only for a year. Also noticable fact is that the company is using masked information for the Domain Registration. A valid company shouldn’t have any issue posting their genuine information. We also got several reports of fraudulent activities thoroughout our investigation and there are also reports about their scam on verified reviews websites.

Red Flags & Issues

1. Warning from FCA (UK’s financial regulator)
   The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a warning that Peace World Trust Broker may be offering financial services without authorization. 
   That means the firm is not licensed (or at least not confirmed) to legally operate in the UK, which is a serious concern.

2. Unregulated / No credible regulation
   Multiple review sites state that the company is “unregulated.” 
   Operating without oversight from recognized regulatory bodies increases risk: there is no external authority to enforce accountability or protect clients.

3. Domain is new and hidden registration
   The domain peaceworldtb.live was registered on 14 May 2024. 
   Furthermore, WHOIS registrant details are masked or privacy protected. 
   New domains and hidden ownership are common tactics of scam operators to avoid traceability and accountability.

4. Address / contact info is likely false or misleading
   The address given is 4 Fitz‑James Ave, Hammersmith, London, W14 0RP.
   But since the firm is unlicensed with the FCA, this address is likely fabricated or misused to create an illusion of legitimacy.

5. Added to warning lists by multiple regulators

   • The FCA in the UK has posted a warning.

   • The Spanish regulator (CNMV) included Peace World Trust Broker on its list of unauthorized entities.

   • Review sites classify it as a “scam” broker.

6. Use of generic templates and repeated layouts
   It is noted that Peace World Trust Broker’s website uses a layout or template observed in multiple fraudulent sites. 
   Reusing designs across scam operations is a red flag because it indicates mass production of scam fronts rather than bespoke, legitimate businesses.

7. Promises / claims typical of scams
   Review sites also warn about common scam characteristics present in this firm:

   • Unrealistic returns or high profit promises with low risk

   • Difficulty or refusal in withdrawal of funds (often a key point in scam reports)

   • Lack of transparent business model or unclear mechanism for generating returns

   • No solid reputation, reviews, or track record
     There is minimal reliable information, independent reviews, or verifiable user feedback supporting the company’s legitimacy. 
     Legitimate financial firms usually have a track record, reviews, regulatory disclosures, press mentions, etc.

8. Operating in multiple jurisdictions without local licenses
   It appears to be targeting multiple markets (e.g., outside the UK) without showing any local licensing or compliance in those jurisdictions.
   That’s risky because local investors would have little recourse in case of fraud.