Check whether a Neves license or application reference is genuine.
This tool helps you confirm if a license or application number relates to a legitimate NFSA or NGA entry, and understand the current status and scope of that entry.
Understanding your verification result.
When you submit a genuine reference, the tool is designed to summarise four key aspects so that banks, service providers and clients can interpret the outcome clearly.
Indicates whether the entry is active, expired, suspended / restricted or not found.
Reflects the legal name of the license holder, and where relevant, the registered agent’s name as recorded with the Authority.
Indicates the broad license family (for example Forex / capital markets, payments, funds or gaming) and high-level notes on permitted activities.
Shows key dates such as initial approval and expiry, as well as any brief public notes where applicable (for example, a temporary restriction).
Typical public outcomes you may see.
The exact wording may evolve as the Neves framework develops, but in general, verification will fall into one of the broad categories below.
If you believe a registered agent has used your information without consent, misrepresented your status, or submitted an application in your name that you did not authorise, you may report this to the Neves Licensing Authority.
Report a problem with an agent →Your report will help the Authority review the conduct of the registered agent and protect the integrity of the Neves licensing framework.