SCAM ALERT! Swiss Watchdog FINMA Issues Fresh Warning on Suspicious Brokers

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has issued a warning list and added 9 new scam brokers that are operating illegally in the forex market and deceiving people. Check out the list below to stay safe from this investment scam and protect your money.

List of Unauthorized Brokers

1. Evolution Zenith / evolution-zenith.com - www.evolution-zenith.co; www.molanio.com

2. dbm.ag - www.dbm.ag

3. AlfaFXPro AG / alfafxpro.com - https://alfafxpro.com/

4. Crestview Wealth Partners Ltd - www.crestview-wealth-partners.ltd

5. primeinvests.eu - www.primeinvests.eu

6. Take Profit Markets Finance (Switzerland) AG / tpm-finance.com - https://tpm-finance.com/

7. Kings Point International Company (Switzerland) AG / kingspoint-ic.com / Kingspoint IC- www.kingspoint-ic.com

8. RiseProfitFx - www.riseprofitfx.net

9. BITBinvest / bitbinvest.co / www.bitbinvest.net- www.bitbinvest.co; www.bitbinvest.net

Why You Should Take FINMA Warning Seriously?

When the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) issues a warning, it's not just a casual notice but it's a red flag backed by serious regulatory insight. FINMA is one of the most trusted financial watchdogs globally, known for its rigorous standards and thorough investigations. A warning from FINMA often means that a company or broker is operating without a license, engaging in suspicious activities, or putting investors at risk. Ignoring these warnings can lead to financial loss, scams, or legal complications. Simply put, if FINMA raises the alarm, its wise to pay attention — your money and safety could be at stake.

How to Stay Away from Scam Brokers?

1. Check Regulatory Status

Always verify if the broker is licensed by a recognized authority (e.g., SEBI, FINMA, FCA). Regulated brokers must follow strict rules to protect investors.

2. Avoid Unrealistic Promises

Be cautious of brokers offering guaranteed profits or high returns with little to no risk. These are classic red flags.

3. Verify Contact Information

A legitimate broker will have a physical office, working phone numbers, and professional email addresses. Scam brokers often hide behind vague or fake contact info.

4. Read Online Reviews and Complaints

Search for user feedback, reviews, and scam alerts. Multiple negative reviews or unresolved complaints are warning signs.

5. Test Customer Support

Contact their support team with questions. Poor or evasive responses could indicate a scam.

6. Beware of Pressure Tactics

If a broker pushes you to deposit quickly or invest large amounts, take a step back. Scammers often use urgency to trap victims.

7. Check Withdrawal Policies

Scam brokers usually make it hard to withdraw your money. Read the fine print and look for hidden fees or restrictions.

8. Look for Secure Payment Methods

Use brokers that offer secure, traceable payment options. Avoid those who insist on crypto or wire transfers to unknown accounts.

9. Confirm Website Legitimacy

Scam brokers may copy the design of real firms. Double-check the URL, company registration, and official listings.

10. Register Your Complaints

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