Person with significant control · United Kingdom

David Avgi

David Avgi is listed by Companies House as a person with significant control of Unipaas Financial Services Limited, as at 9 October 2026.

Institutions1 SourcesCompanies House Last confirmed9 October 2026

Roles

1 institution · Companies House

Unipaas Financial Services Limited United Kingdom

Person with significant control
50–75% of shares as a firm member Unipaas Financial Services Limited · 12314440 ↗ · notified 14 Nov 2019

Companies report persons with significant control to Companies House. Elucidate has not verified them.

A person with significant control holds more than 25% of the shares or votes, can appoint or remove the board, or has significant influence or control. Dates of birth and addresses are not shown.

Unipaas Financial Services Limited

United Kingdom · Payments & e-money

BIC
UPFSGB22
Type
Payments & e-money
Regulation
Prudential licence · FCA-PSD
Country
United Kingdom
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  • Persons with significant control—Companies House · source ↗ as at 9 October 2026

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