The FCA has confirmed that Amplifi Capital (U.K.) Limited, an FCA-authorised firm operating under the Reevo Money and My Community Finance brands, entered administration on 9 June 2026 with Interpath Advisory appointed to oversee the process. The firm provided personal lending and acted as a credit broker linking customers to community banks and credit unions.
While this case involves consumer lending rather than forex or CFD services directly, it serves as a useful reminder that FCA authorisation alone does not guarantee a firm's commercial viability. Retail traders should always verify not just whether a broker holds valid FCA permissions but also monitor the FCA Register for status changes, including firms entering administration or having permissions restricted. Existing loan customers are unaffected in terms of their agreements, but the firm can no longer originate new business — a pattern that, when it occurs with investment firms, can leave clients facing prolonged asset-return processes. Traders using FCA-regulated brokers should ensure client funds are held in segregated accounts, which provides a layer of protection distinct from the firm's own solvency.