Apex Asset Growth Promises 5% a Day, FCA Warns
Apex Asset Growth sells crypto plans paying 2% to 5% a day for seven days with a 10% referral bonus on a July 2026 domain. The FCA warned about it.
October 31, 2026
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Apex Asset Growth sells crypto plans paying 2% to 5% a day for seven days with a 10% referral bonus on a July 2026 domain. The FCA warned about it.
Renditezins poses as a fixed deposit comparison of 150 banks with 100,000 euro protection on a July 2026 domain. BaFin warned the deposits are fake.
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Bellinson Group calls itself a leading offshore investment adviser in Tokyo, names no regulator and only went online in 2024. France AMF blacklisted it.
Trader AI asks you to register and wait for a personal manager to call before you deposit, promising $250 can become thousands. France AMF blacklisted it.
Karlsruhe Baden Bank poses as a Swiss bank with awards and links copied from other banks, and shows no licence. FINMA warned about it in March 2025.
Vanpretty Capital claims to be an SEC registered adviser with $35M under management but gives no CRD number. Spain CNMV warned investors about the firm.
Theta Holding claims 2 million traders, awards from before its 2024 domain and an address in Chicago 12, Melborne City, USA. The Dutch AFM has warned about it.
Broker Merco Sul says Paraguay regulates it as a brokerage house, yet the Paraguay securities supervisor warned on 29 October that it is not registered.
Aoextrades sells copy trading plans paying 20% to 60% in days and claims 985 million in withdrawals for 10,000 users. BaFin warned about it in October 2026.
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