Eoscoinvest.io looked close enough to a real firm that I checked first

Eoscoinvest.io and eoscoinvest.co.uk use a name that is easily confused with a genuine registered firm, so I treated the similarity as a reason to pause rather than proof of legitimacy.

The FCA lists both websites in a warning for a clone firm. It says the clone is not authorised and has been contacting people while pretending to be an authorised firm. The genuine firm named by the FCA is EOS Coinvest Ltd, which has no connection to the clone.

The FCA says dealing with the clone leaves customers without Financial Ombudsman Service access and FSCS protection. I would not use the domains, transfer funds, or provide documents until the firm and contact route are independently verified.