Global Gold Lite (globalgoldlite.com) sells four plans paying 20% to 150% in two to five days and says it holds an Australian Financial Services Licence. ASIC listed the site as an impersonation on 17 December 2025. The domain was registered on 13 October 2025 — about a year ago.
Global Gold Lite
globalgoldlite.com
SCAM BROKER
- Website
- globalgoldlite.com
- Plans
- 20% / 48h; 50% / 72h; 100% / 96h; 150% / 120h
- Minimum
- $50
- Licence claimed
- “AFSL 398528” (borrowed)
- Regulator
- ASIC (Australia), 17 December 2025
- Domain registered
- 13 October 2025 — about 12 months old
Returns measured in hours
Standard plan: 20% after 48 hours. Golden: 50% after 72 hours. Diamond: 100% after 96 hours. Pro: 150% after 120 hours, from $5,000. Each one comes with “Principle Return” and “Instant Withdrawal”. No trading strategy produces that.
Australia on paper, Malta on the contact page
The site says it is an Australian proprietary company in South Melbourne, regulated by ASIC. The contact address is “Triq San Luqa, Tal-Pieta, Gwardamangia, Malta” with a UK mobile number. ASIC says the licence details belong to another business.
⚠ Verified evidence
- ASIC flagged globalgoldlite.com as an impersonation on 17 December 2025.
- Plans of 20% to 150% in 48 to 120 hours.
- Australian licence claimed; contact address in Malta.
- “Launch Date: 45” and “+44 Coming Soon” placeholders.
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A launch that never ends
The top bar shows “Launch Date: 45” and the phone field reads “+44 Coming Soon”. Placeholders like these are left behind when a template is reused.
The real licensee is not involved
Clone sites borrow a genuine licence number so that a quick search looks fine. The genuine company has nothing to do with Global Gold Lite.
How to check
Search ASIC Connect’s professional register for the licence number, then contact the licensee using the details on ASIC’s site, not the ones you were given.
What to do if you paid Global Gold Lite
- Stop sending money — no “tax”, “release fee” or “upgrade” will unlock a withdrawal.
- Keep every record: receipts, wallet addresses, emails and chat screenshots.
- Call your bank or card issuer today and ask about a chargeback or recall.
- Report it to the regulator that issued the warning and to your local police.
- Ignore anyone who offers to recover the money for an upfront fee.
The verdict: Global Gold Lite promises impossible returns under a borrowed Australian licence, and ASIC has flagged it. Do not deposit.
Sources, checked 1 October 2026: ASIC (Australia) warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (17 December 2025) · RDAP registration record for globalgoldlite.com · the live page at globalgoldlite.com, read in full. A regulator warning is not a court ruling. Educational content — not financial advice.
