Coastal Investment

Coastal Investment is a New Zealand-registered entity, operating from Apollo House, 222 Dairy Flat Highway, Albany Village, Auckland, 0632, New Zealand. The company was incorporated on 17 June 2021. Our records indicate that Coastal Investment does not hold any regulatory licences from recognised financial authorities.

Despite its registration as a company in New Zealand, the absence of a financial services licence or oversight from a regulatory body such as the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) places this broker outside the framework of investor protection schemes that apply to regulated entities. Traders should treat this lack of regulation as a significant indicator of risk.

Coastal Investment offers three distinct account tiers based solely on initial deposit amount. The Starter Plan requires a minimum deposit between $100 and $4,999, the Standard Plan between $5,000 and $9,999, and the Premium Plan between $10,000 and $100,000. Our data does not specify the maximum leverage for any account type, nor the financial instruments available for trading.

The tiered deposit structure suggests the broker is targeting retail investors with varying capital levels. However, without information on leverage or tradable assets, it is impossible to assess the suitability of these accounts for typical forex or CFD trading. The high minimum for the Premium Plan ($10,000) may indicate an intended audience of high-net-worth individuals, but the lack of supporting details is a concern.

Our records do not list the specific instruments that Coastal Investment offers. Commonly, investment firms provide forex, CFDs, commodities, indices, or stocks, but we cannot confirm any of these categories. Similarly, no information is available on trading platforms, funding methods, or customer support channels.

The limited public information means that potential clients cannot verify the broker's claims or assess the quality of its services. In our assessment, the absence of transparent details is a warning sign, particularly when coupled with the lack of regulatory oversight.

Coastal Investment has no regulatory licences on file. While company registration in New Zealand is straightforward, it does not equate to financial regulation. The New Zealand Companies Office does not supervise trading conduct, client fund segregation, or capital adequacy.

For traders seeking a secure environment, dealing with an unregulated broker exposes them to risks such as mishandling of funds, lack of recourse in disputes, and potential loss of investment. We strongly advise verifying regulatory status before committing funds.