Is OasisBF a scam?

Yes, on the evidence available. OasisBF displays a UK firm reference number that belongs to a different company, at that company's address, and Italy's regulator ordered the site blocked in May 2026.

The borrowed number

The OasisBF footer carries "Firm reference number: 1042906" and a Chiswick Park address. The FCA register returns one firm for 1042906: Oasis Business Finance Ltd, an appointed representative since 10 October 2025, at that same address, company number 13464032. The telephone number on the register is not the one on the website.

An appointed representative works under another firm's licence and only for the activities that firm permits. It is not a basis for running a leveraged retail trading platform. So the claim fails twice: the number is not OasisBF's, and the entry behind it does not authorise this business.

The blocking order, and the domain swap

CONSOB ordered Italian providers to block oasisbf.com and trader.oasisbf.com in May 2026. That domain now redirects to oasisbf.eu, which is live and is not named in the order.

What the site publishes

No company of its own, no registration number, no jurisdiction, no terms, no risk warning, no segregation statement, no compensation scheme, no minimum deposit, no leverage and no pricing. It does say "Fully Regulated and Compliant" without naming a regulator.

If you have money there

Stop depositing and refuse any pre-withdrawal fee. Screenshot the footer before it changes. Find the name that actually took your payment on your statement. Ask your bank about a chargeback or a recall, citing the FCA register entry for 1042906 and CONSOB's May 2026 blocking order. Report it to the FCA as a suspected clone firm. Ignore paid recovery offers.

The full rating is in our OasisBF review, and the method is at our scoring method.