The UK Financial Conduct Authority has targeted three additional sites in London as part of its action against unregistered peer-to-peer crypto trading businesses, according to Decrypt. The regulator did not identify the businesses involved in the supplied report. The FCA’s enforcement chief issued a broad warning to operators working without registration, saying: “Anyone running an unregistered peer-to-peer crypto business should assume we are looking at them.” The statement indicates that the regulator’s scrutiny extends beyond previously identified locations and is focused on businesses operating in the peer-to-peer crypto market without the required registration. The development was reported on September 17, 2026. No information was provided on arrests, charges, financial penalties, or the specific cryptoassets connected to the London sites.
