Prime Techview does not sell a deposit plan. It sells a licence — $1,500, $3,000, $10,000 or $25,000 — and each licence comes with a ceiling on what you are allowed to win. The Standard licence lists “Up to $1,500,000 maximum profit”; Pro, “Up to $5,000,000”. The Dutch AFM has warned about primetechview.com (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026). The domain was registered on 15 January 2026.
Paid for a licence? Start here
A licence fee is usually only the first payment. If you are asked to buy an upgrade, pay KYC fees or a “profit tax” before a withdrawal, stop. Ask your card issuer about a chargeback for the licence itself: you paid for a service that was never lawfully offered.
Prime Techview
primetechview.com
SCAM BROKER
- Licences: Personal $1,500 · Standard $3,000 · Pro $10,000 · Enterprise $25,000
- Profit caps: $1.5M (Standard), $5M (Pro), “unlimited” (Enterprise)
- Claims: “regulated” — no regulator named
- Says: “50,000+ Active Traders”
- Warning: AFM (Netherlands)
- Domain registered: 15 January 2026
Bought a Prime Techview licence?
Tell us which tier, the price and what you have been asked to pay since. We reply to every report.
Your licence receipt is the key document.
“One plan, no hidden fees” — four plans
The pricing section says “one plan, no hidden fees” above four plans, each shown with a struck-through higher price. The Pro tier adds “Access to yearly company retreats”. The Enterprise tier promises a “24/7 phone” line, but there is no phone number anywhere. The site calls itself “Decentralized” and also “regulated” and “KYC-compliant”.
A withdrawal story that undercuts itself
The headline promises “Fund and Withdraw Without Delays”. The testimonial chosen to prove it says: “I withdrew $12,000 on a Friday evening and it hit my bank Monday morning.”
⚠ Prime Techview against a simple checklist
- AFM warning on IOSCO I-SCAN.
- Sells licences with profit caps.
- “Regulated” with no regulator named.
- No phone, no address, no company number.
The verdict: an access fee dressed up as software. Do not buy a licence.
Sources: AFM warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP for primetechview.com; pricing and testimonials read 21 October 2026. Not investment advice.
