ICGGlobal (icgpacific.cc) is a Chinese-language trading platform offering stocks, crypto and IPO allocations. On 6 November 2026 Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission named it as a suspicious or unauthorised operator.
Verified evidence
- Hong Kong SFC warning on ICGGlobal, published via IOSCO I-SCAN on 6 November 2026
- Domain registered on 22 July 2026
- Offers stock, crypto and IPO trading behind a login
- No licensed entity named on the site
IPO allocations are a classic hook
Promised access to hot IPO shares is a common lure on these platforms. You see gains on a dashboard, then a fee or tax is demanded before any withdrawal. The SFC warning is the signal to stop before that stage.
Report this broker to ReclaimDC
If you deposited
Do not pay to unlock funds. Keep your records and wallet addresses, tell your bank or exchange, and file a complaint with ReclaimDC at support@reclaimdc.com.
Why cross-border sites are hard to chase
Platforms like this often run in one language, register a domain in another country and take deposits in crypto. That spread is deliberate, because it makes the money harder to trace and the operators harder to reach once withdrawals stall. A warning from a regulator such as Hong Kong’s SFC will not freeze the site, so it keeps taking sign ups. The practical protection is to stop before depositing and to keep every record if you already have.
If you have already sent funds, do not send a further penny to cover a release fee, a tax or a verification charge. Save your deposit records, wallet addresses and the account dashboard, report the loss to your bank or exchange, and file a complaint with ReclaimDC so the case is on record.
Sources: Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission warning via IOSCO I-SCAN, 6 November 2026 (ICGGlobal, icgpacific.cc); public domain registration record (registered 22 July 2026); icgpacific.cc login page viewed 9 November 2026.
