Abstract:The FCA named Capital Zodiac as an unauthorised clone on 7 September 2026. Check capitalzodiac.com, capitalzodiac.net and FRN 806702 before paying.

The FCA warning Capital Zodiac 7 September 2026 identifies two websites used by an unauthorised clone. The regulator says the capitalzodiac.com clone and capitalzodiac.net are impersonating Zodiac Partners Ltd, an authorised firm that has no connection with the clone. Anyone who received a portfolio offer, account link or payment instruction using either domain should pause before sending money or identity documents. The FCA states that customers dealing with the clone would not have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service and would not receive Financial Services Compensation Scheme protection if things go wrong. A matching firm name or reference number is therefore not enough. The domain and contact details must match the regulator's record.
| Field | Details |
| Regulator | UK Financial Conduct Authority |
| Warning date | 7 September 2026 |
| Clone name | Capital Zodiac |
| Domains | capitalzodiac.com and capitalzodiac.net |
| Telephone listed | +33 1 79 97 66 83 |
| Firm being impersonated | Zodiac Partners Ltd |
| Genuine firm reference | FRN 806702 |
| Genuine website | www.zodiacpartners.co.uk |
| Authorisation status | The clone is not authorised by the FCA |
| Main risk | No Financial Ombudsman Service access or FSCS protection when dealing with the clone |
Asset status READY. Pages were captured in read-only mode. The editor must still match the brand, exact domain, date, authorisation status and article wording before publication.
Regulator URL https://www.fca.org.uk/news/warnings/capital-zodiac-clone-fca-authorised-firm

Screenshot captured 2026-09-08T07:25:41+00:00 Source https://www.fca.org.uk/news/warnings/capital-zodiac-clone-fca-authorised-firm
Reported website https://www.zodiacpartners.co.uk/

Screenshot captured 2026-09-08T07:25:41+00:00 Source https://www.zodiacpartners.co.uk/
Reported website https://capitalzodiac.com/
Final address after redirect https://www.capitalzodiac.net/signin/

Screenshot captured 2026-09-08T07:25:41+00:00 Source https://capitalzodiac.com/
Also reported URL https://capitalzodiac.net/ redirects to https://www.capitalzodiac.net/signin/
The official warning lists Capital Zodiac, a French telephone number and the domains capitalzodiac.com and capitalzodiac.net. The FCA explains that clone operators can copy real addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses and firm reference numbers. They may mix genuine information with false contact channels or change those channels over time. The capitalzodiac.net warning should therefore be checked alongside every message, payment page and login link rather than treated as a name-only alert.
The genuine authorised business is Zodiac Partners Ltd FRN 806702. The FCA gives its address as Dixon House, 5th Floor, 1 Lloyds Avenue, London EC3M 5JD, its telephone number as +44 20 8396 6888 and its website as zodiacpartners.co.uk. The warning says the genuine firm has no connection with the clone. Users should obtain these details from the FCA Firm Checker and start a new call or browser session instead of replying through an unsolicited message.
Confirmed facts include the warning date, clone name, two domains, listed telephone number, genuine firm identity, FRN and official website. The FCA also confirms that the clone is not authorised and that the genuine firm is unrelated to it. These facts support an immediate payment pause and an independent authorisation check.
The FCA page does not state how many people were contacted, how much money was sent, who operates the websites, which products were offered or whether a specific withdrawal was blocked. It does not publish a victim list or loss total. This article does not add those claims. A user facing withdrawal risk or an unexpected fee should preserve messages and receipts, then report the facts to the bank, card provider, FCA or police as appropriate.
Clone warnings matter because the copied detail can be genuine while the communication channel is false. A salesperson may show a real FRN, registered address or company name, then direct the user to an unrelated domain or beneficiary. Search adverts and messaging apps can make that switch difficult to notice. Verification must cover the exact domain, telephone number, email and payment recipient.
The protection gap is direct. The FCA says dealings with the clone would fall outside access to the Financial Ombudsman Service and FSCS protection. International users should also check the regulator in their own country because FCA authorisation does not automatically cover every product or jurisdiction. The safe decision is based on the permission for the service being offered, not only whether a company name appears in a register.
The FCA warning Capital Zodiac 7 September 2026 confirms that the two named domains belong to an unauthorised clone and that Zodiac Partners Ltd has no connection with it. Verify the domain, contact details, permissions and beneficiary through independent official channels. If any item does not match, do not log in, upload documents or send additional funds.
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