Authorised and regulated.
Shuttle is directly authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland and the Financial Conduct Authority. These are our own licences, not an appointed-representative arrangement, and both are on public registers.
Regulation covers our services, not the merits of any investment.
Six things
you can check.
Each one is enforced in the product, and each is explained below.
Our own licences
Authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland and the FCA, in our own name.
A person reviews every deal
Shuttle compliance approves every deal before it goes live.
Checks around the clock
Screening and assessments run automatically. People monitor closely and decide every flag.
Protection before you invest
A risk warning, an appropriateness test and time to change your mind.
Money in your own name
Held by our payment partner until the close. Payouts wait for Shuttle compliance.
AI that can’t move your money
The agent drafts and proposes. It never commits or withdraws for an investor.
Licensed in the UK
and across the EEA.
Our Central Bank of Ireland authorisation covers our services across the EEA. Our UK branch is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for MiFID activities.
Shuttle is not registered or authorised in the U.S. and acts there as an administrative technology platform.
- Our own licences. Not an appointed-representative arrangement.
- On the public record. Both registers are public, and we link straight to them.
- Clear about scope. Regulation covers our services, not the merits of any investment.
Join Shuttle Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland and is incorporated in Ireland (registered number 697037); registered office: 3rd floor, 61 Thomas Street, Dublin 8, Ireland. For customers in the United Kingdom: Join Shuttle Limited operates through a registered UK branch (UK establishment number FC042914) with office at 23 Goswell Road, Barbican, London, EC1M 7AJ and is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for MiFID activities (Firm Reference Number 1046090).
Every deal,
reviewed by humans.
No deal goes live on Shuttle until our compliance team has reviewed it.
The company
The company, its directors and its beneficial owners are verified.
The deal
Every deal has a key investment information sheet, checked before it’s published, and each deal is tracked against the €5m and £5m limits.
The decision
Shuttle compliance approves the deal before it goes live, and the decision is recorded.
A review checks that a deal is complete and fair. It is not a view on whether it is a good investment.
Checks run around the clock.
People make the calls.
Identity, sanctions and PEP screening, appropriateness, bank-name matching and the guard on every AI draft run automatically. Anything unusual is held, not missed, and our compliance team reviews every flag.
- Named reviewers. Automation flags it. A named analyst or our MLRO decides.
- Every decision on the record. Who reviewed what, and when, for every flag.
- Escalated when it matters. A confirmed sanctions or PEP match triggers enhanced due diligence.
Protection,
built into the first step.
Every investor is warned and assessed before they can commit, under the rules where they live.
A pause, a warning and a test.
First-time investors get a 24-hour cooling-off period and a personalised risk warning. Then they take a seven-question appropriateness test and need six right to continue. Fail it twice and there’s a 24-hour pause.
A test, and time to reflect.
Investors take an appropriateness test before they invest. Non-sophisticated investors get a four-day reflection period after they commit, and can cancel within it for their money back.
Your money,
in your own name.
Every investor gets account details in their own name, in pounds, euros and dollars. Your money is safeguarded by our payment partner - a regulated e-money institution, until the round closes and every reflection or cooling-off period has ended.
- Matched on arrival. Every payment is credited to the investor it came from.
- Released after review. Money leaves only after Shuttle compliance approves it.
- Payee names checked. A payee name that doesn’t match is held for review.
- Shares held for you. Shuttle’s Nominee holds the shares on each investor’s behalf.
Payment and e-money services (Non MIFID related products) are provided by Currencycloud: in the UK by The Currency Cloud Limited (Registered in England No. 06323311; authorized by the Financial Conduct Authority under the Electronic Money Regulations 2011 for the issuing of electronic money, FRN: 900199); in the EEA by Currencycloud B.V. (KvK No. 72186178; authorized by De Nederlandsche Bank for the issuing of electronic money and the provision of payment services, DNB Relation number: R142701); and in the US by Visa Global Services Inc. (a licensed money transmitter, NMLS ID 181032). Funds are held and protected by the relevant regulated institution named above in accordance with applicable law. Electronic money is not a bank deposit and is not covered by a Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
Secure by design.
Accountable AI.
Security controls
- A second admin for any change to money settings.
- Every admin action logged.
- Step-up sign-in for the back office.
- Payment provider messages signature-checked before they’re trusted.
- Private documents behind signed links.
- Every code change scanned for secrets and weaknesses.
What the agent can and can’t do
It can
- Draft deals, updates and follow-ups from your own data.
- Propose actions, each waiting for your approval.
It can’t
- Commit or withdraw for an investor. That is always their own click.
- Send a figure or link it can’t verify. It’s held for a person instead.
A platform-wide kill switch can stop the agent at any time.
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Then get started.
Every licence is on a public register, and every account is in the investor’s own name.