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How is my money protected?
How is my money protected?

To protect our client funds we implement a process called ‘safeguarding’.

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At Omega, we pride ourselves on empowering entrepreneurs and offering them the exceptional level of service. That is why we also committed to providing the highest level of security and protection for all customer funds.

At the heart of our commitment to protecting client funds is a process we call ‘safeguarding’. This essential practice involves keeping your money entirely separate from Omega’s operating funds. This involves keeping client funds separate from Omega’s operational finances. We achieve this by placing your funds in special accounts with reliable and authorised financial institutions. This method ensures that your funds are secure and protected at all times, offering you complete financial peace of mind.

Omega adopts a more comprehensive protection approach than traditional financial services. Unlike the standard FSCS coverage, which is limited to £85,000 per depositor, our safeguarding method covers the full value of your money. We strictly adhere to regulatory guidelines, ensuring your funds are always separated from Omega’s assets, and are only used as per your instructions.

Our protocols are designed to ensure the security and accessibility of your funds. In the unlikely scenario of financial difficulties at Omega, our safeguarding measures prioritise the repayment of your funds over other creditors. Although administrative costs may be involved in this process, your funds remain untouchable by either Omega or the financial institutions that hold them. They are ring-fenced, signifying our unwavering dedication to your financial wellbeing.


If you have any questions regarding the security of your funds, please familiarise yourself with our Terms and Conditions or contact our dedicated Customer Service team via [email protected] or through the online chat at omg.one.

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