Legit Global Mining — Supervised By Nobody It Names

Legit Global Mining — flagged scam broker

Legit Global Mining (legitglobalmining.com) chose its own name carefully. Its footer is less careful. It reads: “Legit Global Mining Limited – IFMRRC supervised by.” The sentence stops there.

Who supervises Legit Global Mining?

No one, as far as the site shows. The IFMRRC is a private forex “dispute” body, not a regulator, and the site does not even finish the sentence naming it. New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority published a warning that reached IOSCO’s I-SCAN network on 1 April 2026.

Legit Global Mining

legitglobalmining.com

FMA WARNING

  • Pitch: “Next Generation Trading”, crypto mining and forex
  • Claims: 90,000+ customers, 120 countries
  • Bonus: “Early Bonus Cash” and “High Bonuses”
  • Address: 1106 Par Four, San Antonio, TX 76221
  • Not available: Residents of Russia
  • Domain registered: 17 January 2026

The ZIP code 76221 belongs to north Texas, about 300 miles from San Antonio. The homepage opens with a form asking for your name, phone number and email under “Questions? Let’s Talk”, the standard first step before a sales call.

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“Much easier to win on Forex”

The site says “It is much easier to win on Forex with Legit Global Mining’s different and high bonuses” and that it is “the only company” that pays withdrawals 24/7 in every country. Bonuses in forex are banned for retail clients in most regulated markets because they are used to lock deposits in place.

If a Legit Global Mining agent called you

  • Do not install remote-access apps they suggest.
  • Do not send more money for “bonuses” or “taxes”.
  • Write down the agent’s name, number and every payment.
  • Report to your bank and the FMA or your local regulator.

⚠ Red flags

  • Unfinished “supervised by” line.
  • ZIP code from another city.
  • Lead form for sales calls.
  • FMA warning, April 2026.

The verdict: the name says legit; the footer, the address and the regulator say otherwise.

Sources: IOSCO I-SCAN (FMA New Zealand, legitglobalmining.com, 1 April 2026); legitglobalmining.com (checked 28 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

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Jenny Loral

Licensed Fraud Investigation Agent, Investor Protection Unit — Pinkerton. Editorial, Reclaim DC.

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Licensed Fraud Investigation Agent, Investor Protection Unit — Pinkerton. Editorial, Reclaim DC.

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