Boost Capital Academy

Boost Capital Academy is a financial services entity registered in the United Kingdom as of August 2023. The company’s registered address is 19 Boulevard, Weston-Super-Mare, North Somerset, England, BS23 1NR. Our records indicate that the firm operates under the name Boost Capital Academy, with an official website at boostcapitalacademy.com.

Despite its recent incorporation, the broker does not appear on any major financial regulatory register. No authorisation from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or any other UK or international regulator has been found. This absence of regulatory oversight places the firm in a high-risk category for traders, as no independent body monitors its conduct or financial safeguards.

Boost Capital Academy offers six distinct account tiers, each with a substantial minimum deposit requirement. The lowest entry point is the SILVER account at £100, while the highest, the FUTURE MARKET account, demands £100,000. Other intermediate accounts – GOLD, STOCK MARKET and PLANTINUM – require £5,000 to £20,000, and the FOREX MARKET account starts at £10,000.

These deposit thresholds are unusually high for a retail brokerage, suggesting the firm targets high-net-worth individuals or institutional clients. The accounts are named after asset classes or metals, implying a focus on specific markets. However, no leverage information is provided for any account, which is a notable omission for a standard forex or CFD broker.

As of our review, Boost Capital Academy holds no active financial services licence or regulatory authorisation in the United Kingdom or any other jurisdiction. The company is registered at Companies House as a private limited entity, but this corporate registration does not confer permission to offer regulated investment services.

For traders, this lack of regulation means there is no investor compensation scheme coverage, no mandatory segregation of client funds, and no independent dispute resolution process. The firm’s own website and marketing materials may present it as legitimate, but the regulatory void is a critical concern that should be weighed carefully before any commitment of capital.

The account names – FUTURE MARKET, STOCK MARKET, FOREX MARKET, PLANTINUM, GOLD, SILVER – suggest exposure to futures, equities, forex, and precious metals. However, no specific instrument lists or product details are available from our sources. The platform(s) used for trading, if any, are not disclosed.

Without clear information on the trading environment, spreads, commissions, or execution models, it is impossible to assess the competitiveness of the offering. Traders should seek explicit documentation from the firm before proceeding.

Given the high minimum deposits and the educational-sounding name, Boost Capital Academy may be positioned as a coaching or mentorship service for affluent individuals rather than a traditional brokerage. The lack of regulatory oversight and limited public information, however, make it a high-risk proposition.

In FXCanary's assessment, this entity is best suited only for experienced investors who can independently verify the firm’s credentials and are comfortable operating in an unregulated environment. For most retail traders, the combination of high entry barriers and zero regulatory protection argues strongly against engagement.