Abstract:Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) of Belgium has issued a warning regarding 17 fraudulent online trading platforms. These platforms have been identified as operating without proper authorization and are suspected of engaging in deceptive or illegal practices. Below is the full list from FSMA Belgium warning

Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA) of Belgium has issued a warning regarding 17 fraudulent online trading platforms. These platforms have been identified as operating without proper authorization and are suspected of engaging in deceptive or illegal practices.
1. Aurudium (aurudium.com, webtrader.graftey-battex.com);
2. BerryPAX (berrypax.com);
3. Boosty Flow (boostyflow.com);
4. Chilla Capital (Clone), FXB Exchange (fxbexchange.com);
5. Deal-Traders (deal-traders.com);
6. Fintradix (fintradix.com, trading-area.fintradix-v4.com);
7. HashXCapital (hashxcapital.com);
8. Lamaco (Clone) (lamaco.org, user.lamaco.ltd);
9. Lesrouleaux (lesrouleaux.com, webtrader.garnetix.tech);
10. Nobu Invest (nobuinvest.com, nobu-invest.com);
11. Priv-Solutions (priv-solutions.com, web.priv-solutions.com/d/trading);
12. ProfitBee (profit-bee.com, profit-bee.org);
13. RiseGrandAction (risegrandaction.com);
14. TheExcellFuture, ThExcelFuture (theexcellfuture.com, thexcelfuture.com);
15. Total-Profits (total-profits.com);
16. Windelagence (windelagence.com);
17. XH Pro, XH Pro Global Limited (pc.xhpro.net, xhproltd.com).
The Financial Services and Markets Authority (FSMA), established on 1 April 2011, is an autonomous public institution created by law to carry out tasks in the public interest independently. Its governing members are appointed by Royal Decree for six years. Alongside the National Bank of Belgium (NBB), the FSMA oversees the Belgian financial sector. Its core responsibilities include monitoring financial markets and company disclosures, ensuring compliance with conduct rules, supervising financial products and service providers, overseeing supplementary pensions, and promoting financial education.
FSMAs warning serves as a critical reminder of the growing threat posed by fraudulent online trading platforms. With scams becoming more sophisticated, investors must exercise caution and always check the legitimacy of any financial platform through official regulatory sources. Staying informed and vigilant is essential to protecting your financial well-being.
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