Questions we hear often
Straight answers about the platform, the markets, protecting your money, opening an account, withdrawals and UK regulation.
Havnorth is a trading platform that applies artificial-intelligence models to crypto and global markets. It ranks trading signals by confidence and can execute them automatically, always inside the limits you set in your account.
More than 240 instruments: spot cryptoassets, stablecoins and selected DeFi tokens, plus CFDs on indices, forex, commodities and UK and US shares. Cryptoasset derivatives are not offered to UK retail clients.
Data is protected by 256-bit encryption in transit and at rest, two-factor authentication is mandatory, 95% of digital assets are held in offline cold storage, and our systems are monitored around the clock and independently penetration-tested every quarter.
Staged accumulation, range capture, momentum rotation and cross-market hedging, all backed by an automatic loss barrier. You can switch any strategy on or off from your dashboard whenever you like.
The application takes under three minutes and identity checks are usually completed the same day. You can then deposit in sterling by Faster Payments bank transfer or debit card, or transfer cryptoassets you already hold.
No. Beginner-friendly presets, step-by-step guides and our London support team help you get started. Experience only becomes useful when you move on to the advanced settings.
Yes. Once your identity has been verified you can request a withdrawal whenever you wish, and funds are returned to the method you used to deposit. Exportable statements also help with your HMRC Capital Gains Tax reporting.
Havnorth provides analysis and automated execution technology; it does not give personal investment advice or manage money on your behalf. Most cryptoassets are unregulated in the UK, so you are unlikely to have access to the Financial Ombudsman Service or the Financial Services Compensation Scheme if something goes wrong. We verify every client's identity, follow anti-money-laundering procedures and recommend speaking to an independent financial adviser before you trade.