FINMA warns that sterwen-sa.net and sterwen-sa.com have no link to the registered Sterwen SA in Geneva. The site calls itself a regulated broker anyway.
An app titled Earn BTC describes itself in its own text as a Bitcoin mining simulation producing virtual coins. It sells in-app purchases and carries ads.
A signals app advertises fifty plus pips as a standing feature of its service. It publishes no account, no period and no losing trade to set against it.
A signals app sends round-the-clock calls from experienced analysts it never identifies, across currencies, crypto, commodities and indices.
A trading robot app promises to maximise profits for beginners and experts alike. Its own users give it 3.5 stars, from only forty-five reviews.
A signals app claims over 85 percent accuracy as shown in its history. The history is inside the app, and nobody outside it has ever audited a single call.
An app offers AI signals across forex, crypto, stocks, gold, energies, commodities and ETFs. It has no rating, carries ads, and charges for the premium tier.
An app titled Bitcoin Mining sells in-app purchases for what its own description calls a virtual mining environment. The title and the text disagree.
A paid signals and mentorship app promising high-accuracy calls is filed under Education, where finance rules do not reach. It has no rating.
An app that automates live trades across a hundred assets sits in the Tools category and tells complete beginners they can be set up and running in minutes.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor dolore magna aliqua.
