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Global Stock Trading — flagged scam broker

Global Stock Trading — Iceland Licence, Edinburgh Office

Global Stock Trading (globalstock-trading.com) says it is “certified and licensed to operate a secure investment platform in The Republic of Iceland”. Its address is in Edinburgh. Its headline is “Guaranteed Investment Solution”. The UK FCA has warned about the site (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026). Domain registered 20 June 2026.

Claims against the record

The site says What we found
Licensed in Iceland No licence number or Icelandic regulator named; office given as Edinburgh
“20+ Years of experience” Copyright 2016; domain registered June 2026
“Guaranteed Investment Solution” FCA warning; guaranteed returns are a fraud signal
Phone line “Call Anytime” The number shown is just “+.”
Brand name Logo file is labelled “Tronis”

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The plans, in numbers — Global Stock Trading

Plan Rate Term Deposit Advertised total
Starter 3% after 24 hours $100–$1,000 3%
Silver 3% daily 3 days $1,000–$4,000 9%
Professional 3.5% daily 5 days $2,000–$10,000 17.5%
Gold 4.5% daily 10 days $5,000–unlimited 45%

Gold turns $5,000 into $7,250 in ten days. A real investment cannot promise that, and the same page also says the firm “helps mitigate risks associated with market fluctuations” — there is no risk to mitigate if returns are guaranteed.

⚠ Data points

  • FCA warning, IOSCO I-SCAN.
  • Up to 45% in 10 days.
  • Iceland licence claim, Edinburgh address.
  • Domain registered 20 June 2026.

What to do — Global Stock Trading

Check any UK-facing firm on register.fca.org.uk and Iceland’s financial supervisor’s register. Report the site to the FCA and Action Fraud, and ask your bank to recall payments.

Team photos with no records

The site introduces “Shelton Bright” as founder, with “Robert Willson” and “Brenda Campbell” heading operations and marketing. None is linked to a company filing, a regulator register or a professional profile. It also counts “Happy cutomers 1536+” — misspelt — and shows “Trader From United States deposited hour ago” pop-ups, a standard pressure device on fake platforms.

Sources: FCA warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP for globalstock-trading.com; homepage, plans and footer read 21 October 2026. Not financial advice.

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