Verdict up front: Charter Zinsode, which also trades as Marble Zinsara, operates from famefluxily.info. The domain does not serve a website: it serves a suspected phishing warning. Australia’s regulator listed the operation on 14 September 2026, five weeks after the domain was registered.
Charter Zinsode
famefluxily.info · also known as Marble Zinsara
SCAM BROKER
- Website
- famefluxily.info
- Domain registered
- 18 August 2026 — five weeks old
- Regulator
- Added to the ASIC investor alert list, 14 September 2026
- Browser warning
- Suspected Phishing
- Second name used
- Marble Zinsara
- Status
- Live — warning served today
Phishing, not merely misleading
The domain opens with a warning headed Suspected Phishing: “This website has been reported for potential phishing. Phishing is when a site attempts to steal sensitive information by falsely presenting as a safe source.”
That is a more serious classification than an impersonation report. It describes a site built to harvest credentials or identity documents by pretending to be something trustworthy. The risk is not only money you might send but the information you might type.
Two names, one operation
ASIC records the entity as Charter Zinsode, also known as Marble Zinsara, operating from famefluxily.info. Invented two-word names of that shape are generated in batches, and the alias is there so a warning against one name does not stop the other.
The domain itself follows the same logic. famefluxily.info means nothing and matches neither trading name, because it is not meant to be remembered or searched — it is meant to be clicked once, from a message or an advertisement.
⚠ Verified evidence
- ASIC added Charter Zinsode, also known as Marble Zinsara, to its investor alert list on 14 September 2026.
- The domain famefluxily.info serves a Suspected Phishing warning before any content loads.
- The domain was registered on 18 August 2026 — five weeks before publication.
- The operation uses two trading names that match neither each other nor the domain.
- ASIC listed it among eight entities flagged as unlicensed or impersonating.
Did Charter Zinsode cost you money or time?
Tell us what happened. One email starts it — no form, no phone call, no fee.
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Include the website, any amount you paid, and screenshots if you have them. Never send passwords, private keys or seed phrases.
Five weeks from registration to regulator
The domain was created on 18 August 2026. ASIC listed the operation on 14 September 2026, among eight entities it flagged as unlicensed or involved in impersonation.
Twenty-seven days is a short life for a financial brand and a normal one for a phishing address. By the time a name reaches an alert list, the operator is usually already running the next domain, which is why checking the specific address in front of you matters more than checking the name.
If you have already entered details
Treat anything you typed as taken: passwords, identity documents, card numbers, and any wallet seed phrase above all. Change reused passwords, tell your bank or card issuer, and never move funds to a “safe account” suggested by whoever contacted you.
No legitimate firm, regulator or bank will ask for a seed phrase, a remote-access session or a transfer to protect your money. Recovery offers that arrive soon after a loss are usually the same operation coming back for a second payment.
The verdict: Charter Zinsode runs from a five-week-old domain that browsers flag as suspected phishing, under two interchangeable names, and sits on ASIC’s investor alert list. Do not proceed past the warning and do not enter any personal or financial information.
Sources, checked 24 September 2026: ASIC investor alert list entry for Charter Zinsode / Marble Zinsara (14 September 2026) · RDAP registration record · the interstitial served at famefluxily.info
