Vantage Markets’ UK entity, Vantage Global Prime LLP (Companies House OC376560, registered office 7 Bell Yard, London), is listed as FCA-authorised under Firm Reference Number 590299 from 1 July 2013, per a register scrape read on 11 September 2026. This desk could not render the FCA Register itself, so confirm FRN 590299 on the FS Register before opening an account.
So: is Vantage Markets FCA regulated? By way of one limited liability partnership, on the evidence read here, and by way of no other company that carries the name. The number matters more than the name, because the name is not unique: Companies House lists six other Vantage or Prime Vantage companies, and none of them is the firm behind the FRN.
Is Vantage Markets FCA regulated? What the two records say
The corporate half is settled. The Companies House entry for OC376560, read on 11 September 2026, gives Vantage Global Prime LLP as Active, a limited liability partnership, incorporated on 2 July 2012, registered at 7 Bell Yard, London WC2A 2JR, last confirmation statement dated 1 July 2026 and the next due by 15 July 2027.
The regulatory half is where the caveat sits. The FS Register is rendered by script, and on 11 September 2026 it returned this desk a loading shell and no firm record. The FRN therefore comes from an EmployProof register scrape, which pairs company number OC376560 with Firm Reference Number 590299, the same Bell Yard address, and the line “Status: Authorised on 2013-07-01”. A scrape is not the regulator. It matches the Companies House record on number and address, and it remains the reader’s job to search 590299 and read the permissions. The Register, as this desk said of the Warning List, is not a decoration.
Which Vantage entity is FCA regulated, and which ones merely share the name?
No rival page carries this table. A Companies House search for “Vantage Global Prime”, read on 11 September 2026, returns the LLP and a column of neighbours.
| Company | Number | Companies House status, 11 September 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Vantage Global Prime LLP | OC376560 | Active; LLP; incorporated 2 July 2012; 7 Bell Yard, London |
| Vantage Global Prime UK Limited (previously GlobalXchange World Ltd) | 09428563 | Dissolved 14 April 2026; incorporated 9 February 2015; SIC 66190, activities auxiliary to financial intermediation; 30 Moorgate |
| Prime Vantage Services Ltd | 16249999 | Dissolved 18 August 2026; incorporated 13 February 2025; Companies House default address, Cardiff |
| Prime Vantage UK Limited | 16732067 | Active; incorporated 22 September 2025; SIC 47910, retail via mail order or internet; Morden |
| Vantage Prime LLP | OC432136 | Dissolved 13 September 2022; incorporated 15 June 2020; Old Gloucester Street, London |
| Prime Vantage UK Limited (earlier) | 11327444 | Dissolved 19 November 2019; Crawford Street, London |
| Vantage Global Ltd | 08636950 | Active; incorporated 5 August 2013; SIC 18129, printing; Darlington |
Scope: Companies House does not record FCA permissions and the Register did not render, so none of the six was checked against the regulator. The records show that two carry retail or printing SIC codes and three are dissolved. The dissolved Vantage Global Prime UK Limited carried a financial-services SIC code; whether it was ever connected to the broker group, the public record read here does not say.
The practical rule is the one this desk applied to VARIANSE and its three companies: the counterparty is the company named in the account terms, and the check is the number, not the brand. An agreement naming Vantage Global Prime LLP and FRN 590299 is an agreement with the UK entity; one naming an overseas affiliate is not, whatever the domain looks like, and the authorised-broker landscape has plenty of brands where that distinction decides which compensation scheme, if any, applies.
Is Vantage covered by the FSCS?
Only as far as any authorised firm is, and only on the scheme’s terms: FSCS answers for an authorised firm’s failure, for eligible claimants, up to a limit, and never for a position that moved the wrong way. The 120,000 pounds in rival copy is the deposit protection limit rising from December 2025, per the FSCS site read on 11 September 2026; it is not the investment limit. That limit, on the scheme’s investments page read the same day, is 85,000 pounds per eligible person, per firm, the figure that applies to a CFD account. Then read which entity the account terms name first.
Frequently asked
Is Vantage regulated by the FCA in the UK?
Through one company, on the evidence read here: Vantage Global Prime LLP, Companies House OC376560, is listed against FRN 590299 as authorised from 1 July 2013, per a register scrape read on 11 September 2026. The FCA Register itself returned a script shell to this desk, so search 590299 on the FS Register and read the permissions yourself.
Which Vantage entity is FCA regulated?
The UK entity is Vantage Global Prime LLP, a limited liability partnership incorporated on 2 July 2012, registered office 7 Bell Yard, London WC2A 2JR. None of the other Vantage or Prime Vantage names on Companies House is that firm. An account agreement naming any other company, or any other jurisdiction, is not an agreement with the FRN 590299 entity.
Is Vantage covered by the FSCS?
FSCS cover attaches to claims against an FCA-authorised firm that has failed, for eligible claimants, up to a limit the scheme sets; it never covers a losing trade. The 120,000 pound figure in rival copy is the deposit limit rising from December 2025, per the FSCS site. The investment-claim limit, per the FSCS investments page read on 11 September 2026, is 85,000 pounds per eligible person, per firm.
Bottom line
Vantage Markets in the UK is Vantage Global Prime LLP: one company, one number, and six neighbours on Companies House that are not it. The corporate record is clean; the regulator’s own entry was not read here, and that remains the reader’s search to run.
The customary footing: FX and CFDs carry substantial risk of loss, most retail accounts lose money on them, an authorisation reported by a third party is not an authorisation confirmed on the Register, and nothing above is advice.