Last updated 14 October 2026
Fake addresses copying Stalwart Investments Limited
The Central Bank of Ireland warned on 2 March 2026 that an address was being used to impersonate Stalwart Investments Limited. When we checked on 14 October 2026, none still answered.
The addresses named
| Address | Our last check |
|---|---|
| stalwartinvestmentslimited[.]com | No longer answers (14 October 2026) |
Addresses are written with [.] so they cannot be opened by accident. “Serves a web page” means the address answers; it may now show a parking page.
The warnings
- Central Bank of Ireland, 2 March 2026: read the warning
If you are Stalwart Investments Limited
- A warning does not take the fake down. It stays up until someone reports it, with evidence, to the company it was registered through and its host, and follows it up.
- Nothing answered at our last check, but the same people often come back under a new address. Tell clients with money in motion that you never change bank details by email.
- We report it and follow it until it is gone. US$329, and you pay only once it is down.
- To see other copies of your name that no regulator has spotted yet, run the free lookalike check.
If one of these addresses contacted you
Do not pay anything or send documents. Contact Stalwart Investments Limited using details you find yourself on the Central Bank of Ireland register, not details from the message.
About this page
The firm and the addresses come from the regulator's published warning, linked above. Whether an address answers is our own check from outside: we look for a web page and for mail records, and never open it in a browser. NameSignal is not part of any regulator and not connected to Stalwart Investments Limited. Search other firms.