Swiss Wealth (swisswealth.io) sells six account tiers from €5,000 to €1,000,000, each with more “VIP Signals” and higher leverage. The Dutch markets regulator, the AFM, has warned about it (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026), and has also warned about wb-tradingroom.com — which, when we visited, redirected straight to Swiss Wealth. The swisswealth.io domain was registered on 2 March 2026.
Leverage regulators would never allow
EU and UK rules cap leverage for retail clients at 1:30 on major currency pairs. Swiss Wealth offers 1:50 to the €50,000 tier, 1:100 to the €250,000 tier and 1:200 to the top tier — rewarding the biggest deposits with the fastest way to lose them. The minimum is €5,000, far above what licensed brokers ask.
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Swiss Wealth
swisswealth.io
SCAM BROKER
- Tiers
- €5,000–€15,000 up to €500,000–€1,000,000
- Leverage
- From 1:20 up to 1:200
- Address given
- Grafenaustrasse 13, Zug, Switzerland
- Second domain
- wb-tradingroom.com redirects here
- Warning
- AFM (Netherlands)
- Domain registered
- 2 March 2026 — under eight months old
Two names, one site
wb-tradingroom.com and swisswealth.io are both on the AFM’s list, and one forwards to the other. Operators rotate domains when a warning lands. If you were sent to either, treat them as the same operation.
The verdict: a Swiss name, a Dutch warning and leverage no regulator permits. Do not deposit.
Sources: AFM warnings via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP (Identity Digital) for swisswealth.io; both domains visited 21 October 2026. A warning is not a court ruling.
