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Creditscript
Creditscript (UK) Ltd. is registered at Companies House but does not appear on the FCA Financial Services Register.
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- Unverified
- Minimum investment
- Unverified
- AUM / raised
- 2015
- Founded
- UK
- Geography
- No
- Secondary market
- Debt
- Investment type
Creditscript in ten seconds
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- Asset classes
- Private Debt
- Investment type
- Debt
- Not FCA regulated · Unregulated
- Unverified
- Unverified
- Founded
- 2015
- Geography
- UK
- No
- Operating status
- Closed
- Last reviewed
- June 2026
- Website
- creditscript.co.uk
What was Creditscript?
CREDITSCRIPT (UK) LTD. is recorded at Companies House but does not appear on the FCA Financial Services Register as an authorised firm. The website (creditscript.co.uk) does not present active platform content, and the related Trustpilot review page returns a "page not found" error, indicating no public reviews at that URL.
There is no verifiable public record that Creditscript currently operates as a regulated UK investment platform open to retail investors. Assertions that Creditscript is FCA-authorised are contradicted by the FCA register and should be treated as incorrect unless authoritative verification is provided.
How did Creditscript work?
There is no verifiable, platform-level information about business model, investor onboarding, custody arrangements or technology for Creditscript. General descriptions of how investment platforms operate (custody, AUM or transaction fees) are industry-level context and are not evidence that Creditscript used those models.
Investors should not rely on industry generalities to assess any specific entity.
What did Creditscript offer?
No public documentation could be found that specifies products, minimum investment amounts, fee schedules, or historic performance attributable to Creditscript. Market-level figures for private credit funds (commonly-cited target returns or typical minimums) are generic background and must not be attributed to Creditscript without a source from the firm itself.
Who was Creditscript for?
Target investor profile and suitability cannot be established from the available evidence. Because Creditscript is not listed on the FCA register, any financial services provided under that name would be unregulated in the UK, for which protections such as the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) do not apply.
What stands out, and what to weigh against it
None verifiable from public sources.
The firm is not listed as FCA-authorised, which means (1) it lacks an FCA Firm Reference Number and the oversight that comes with explicit permissions; (2) customers would not benefit from FSCS compensation or the FOS for regulated activities; and (3) there is no public track record, pricing or liquidity information to assess operational or credit risk.
This is Other.'s editorial assessment based on the information reviewed. It is not a recommendation.
Before you go further
Points we would verify against the platform's current documents rather than take from this page.
- (a) Not on the FCA Register
Creditscript is not on the FCA Financial Services Register and therefore is not FCA-authorised — any claims to the contrary should be verified against the FCA register.
- (b) No active website or product documentation
The absence of an active platform and public product documentation make independent assessment impossible; treat any offers under this name with extreme caution.
- (c) Absence from the Warning List is not approval
Creditscript does not appear on the FCA Warning List at the time of research, but the Warning List is not an approval list — lack of appearance there does not imply legitimacy.
- (d) Contradictory third-party summaries
Some third-party summaries suggested Creditscript served professional or institutional investors or was FCA-regulated; those statements are contradicted by the FCA register. Rely on primary regulatory sources for authorisation status.
Sources and methodology
- Last reviewed
- June 2026
- Sources
- FCA Financial Services Register (register.fca.org.uk), Companies House (company no. 09707996), creditscript.co.uk, Trustpilot (no usable review record)
- Methodology
- How we research platforms →
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Creditscript vs other Private Debt platforms
| Creditscript | Crowd2Fund | Goji | Charm Impact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Minimum | Unverified | £250 | Set by third-party platforms | $50,000 |
| FCA status | Not FCA regulated | FCA authorised | Regulatory status unverified | Not FCA regulated |
| Structure | Debt | Debt, Equity | Debt, Equity | Debt |
| Secondary market | No | No | No | No |
| Founded | 2015 | 2014 | 2016 | 2018 |
| Geography | UK | UK | UK (headquartered); global via partners | Africa & Southeast Asia |
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