Infinite Yield Inv. (infinite-yield.com) gives a Zurich street address and an easy promise: grow your wealth across stocks, crypto and real estate and “earn up to 25% ROI”. Switzerland’s financial regulator FINMA added the site to its warning list on 30 October 2026. Before you fund an account, look at what the page claims next to what can be checked.
The numbers on the front page
Infinite Yield Inv.
infinite-yield.com
FINMA WARNING
- Address given: Badenerstrasse 574, 8048 Zürich
- Active investors: “50K+”
- Total invested: “$250M+”
- Profit paid out: “$75M+”
- Success rate: “99.8%”
- Domain registered: 16 February 2026
Fifty thousand investors and a quarter of a billion dollars in eight months, from a domain born in February 2026. No legal entity is named. No company number. No licence. In Switzerland, a firm that takes money from the public to invest it needs FINMA’s permission, and FINMA has now said publicly that this one does not have it.
A success rate that should worry you
A 99.8% success rate sounds reassuring. It should do the opposite. Every real investment can lose money, and real firms must tell you so in a risk warning. Infinite Yield has no risk disclosure at all, but it does promise “Instant Withdrawals”. Those two words usually last until the day you ask for one.
There are smaller signs too. A heading reads “Video in German” on an English page with no video under it. The copyright line ends with two full stops. The footer links to a “Certificate Of Incorporation”, which is not a licence and would not make the firm authorised even if it were real.
Invested with Infinite Yield?
Send us what you paid and how. We will read through it with you and tell you honestly what options remain.
Nobody can promise a recovery. Be careful with anyone who does.
Steps to take today
- Do not send any further deposit, fee or tax.
- Save screenshots of your balance and all messages.
- Write down every payment with its date and amount.
- Contact your bank and report the site to FINMA and the police.
⚠ Infinite Yield red flags
- On the FINMA warning list since 30 October 2026.
- 99.8% success rate with no risk warning.
- No legal entity or licence named.
- Huge totals on an eight month old domain.
Our verdict: unlicensed, flagged by the Swiss regulator and built on numbers nobody can check. Treat Infinite Yield as a scam.
Sources: FINMA warning list, infinite-yield.com (30 October 2026); infinite-yield.com (checked 30 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
