BelchersFX.com promotes Shariah-compliant investment plans with daily profit distributions. My review found major inconsistencies between the website’s corporate claims and official UK company records.
The domain appears to have been registered in June 2026, despite the platform claiming thousands of operating days and using a 2018 copyright notice.
Investment Plans on BelchersFX.com
The website advertises:
- 3% daily for 30 days;
- 4.5% daily for 30 days;
- 10% daily for 30 days;
- 10% daily for 60 days.
Deposit limits reach exceptionally large amounts. BelchersFX also operates a four-level referral programme, allowing members to receive rewards connected to participants introduced through their network.
Returns of this size would compound rapidly and require convincing, independently audited evidence. The website does not provide audited financial statements or verifiable transaction records showing how these profits are generated.
Company Numbers Do Not Match BelchersFX
BelchersFX identifies itself as “Belcherfx LTD” and displays UK company number 13699699. Official records show that this number belongs to BREMBY LTD, which was dissolved in June 2023.
A second number, 08683932, appears in the website footer. That number belongs to ALLBIT LTD, an active UK company involved in online and mail-order retail. Its registered office is in Rotherham, not at the London address published by BelchersFX.
Neither number establishes that BelchersFX is a registered or authorised investment firm.
Zorvian Genius Appears Throughout the Website
Several sections unexpectedly refer to a different name: Zorvian Genius.
The fee section states that charges cover Zorvian Genius’s operating costs, while the contact page is titled “Contact Zorvian Genius.” The same name is used when describing account managers and Islamic-finance specialists.
This suggests that parts of the website may have been adapted from another project. It also creates uncertainty about which organisation actually receives deposits and manages client accounts.
Regulation and Shariah Certification
The platform describes itself as an officially registered Shariah-compliant investment firm. It also refers to certification by leading Islamic-finance authorities.
However, the website does not clearly name:
- the certifying Shariah authority;
- the members of its advisory board;
- a financial regulator;
- an investment-management licence;
- an FCA reference number;
- an authorised custodian holding client assets.
Shariah certification, even when genuine, is not a substitute for financial-services authorisation. Company incorporation is also different from permission to manage investments or accept money from the public.
BelchersFX Withdrawal Concerns
The website claims that it charges no deposit or withdrawal commissions. Users should therefore question any later request for a separate tax, AML payment, insurance fee, wallet activation charge or account-unlocking deposit.
A balance displayed inside a BelchersFX account does not independently prove that corresponding assets exist or that the stated profits are available for withdrawal.
Final Assessment
BelchersFX.com presents several serious transparency problems. Its two published company numbers belong to unrelated UK businesses, one of which has already been dissolved. The website also mixes BelchersFX branding with the unrelated name Zorvian Genius and claims an operating history that predates the domain.
These findings are not a criminal judgment. They do mean that the company’s identity, investment activity and claimed Shariah certification cannot currently be verified with confidence.
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