Angel Mine (angelmine.co) offers 60% in six days on its Gold plan, 40% in four days on Standard and 20% in two days on Basic, all with “instant withdrawals”. New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority published a warning about it on 28 October 2026.
The template gives Angel Mine away
The homepage text says the firm is “headquartered in New Zealand”. Word for word, the rest of it matches another site, Mancotrade, which claims to be headquartered in Switzerland; the logo in our capture even reads “Corporate Finance”. One script, two countries, two brands. The New Zealand regulator’s alert, shared on IOSCO’s I-SCAN network, means Angel Mine is not authorised to offer financial services there.
Angel Mine’s plans, as printed
Angel Mine
angelmine.co
FMA WARNING
- Basic
- 20% after 2 days
- Standard
- 40% after 4 days, $1,000–$9,999
- Gold
- 60% after 6 days, from $10,000, no maximum
- Referral
- 10% commission
- Address given
- Level 7, 38 Wyndham Street, Auckland
- Domain registered
- 5 July 2025 (WHOIS)
Sixty per cent in six days, repeated for a year, would multiply a deposit more than two trillion times. No mine and no market pays that. Fixed returns of this size are paid, briefly, from newer deposits.
Paid Angel Mine?
Tell us how you paid and when. We will tell you what can still be done.
Nobody can guarantee recovery. Be wary of anyone who does.
If you deposited with Angel Mine
- Do not pay any “fee” or “tax” to release a withdrawal.
- Screenshot your dashboard, plan and referral page.
- List every payment with date, amount and method.
- Report card or bank payments to your bank straight away.
- Report to the FMA in New Zealand or your local regulator.
The verdict: fixed returns no business can pay, a copied website and a regulator warning. Treat Angel Mine as a scam.
Angel Mine and Mancotrade are not the only sites built this way. Plan sellers buy ready-made templates, change the brand name and the country, and launch again when one name is exposed. Searching a sentence from the homepage in quotation marks often turns up the same text on other domains. When it does, you are looking at a kit, not a company.
Sources: IOSCO I-SCAN (FMA New Zealand, angelmine.co, 28 October 2026); angelmine.co (checked 28 October 2026); WHOIS record. General information only.
