Cybersecurity and Scams
Protect your account and data. Learn common red flags and how to report suspicious activity.
Common scams
Impersonation & Phishing
Scammers clone websites, create fake social accounts and send emails or DMs pretending to be support or account managers to steal credentials or funds.
Payment Redirection
You are asked to transfer to a personal wallet/bank or to pay a 'release fee'. We will never ask you to fund outside official payment methods.
Account‑management promises
Unsolicited 'guaranteed returns' offers from so‑called analysts/influencers. We do not provide investment advice or guaranteed profit schemes.
Malware & Remote Access
Fraudsters try to install remote desktop software or mobile profiles. Never grant remote access or install unknown apps.
Updated September 18, 2025 - Stay vigilant as scammers constantly evolve their tactics.
Red flags to watch
Verification checklist
- Verify the website URL and SSL (padlock). Only log in via our official domain.
- Never share passwords, 2FA codes or seed phrases with anyone.
- Do not send funds to personal wallets or bank accounts.
- Confirm payment methods from the Client Area before funding.
- Enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) on your email and trading accounts.
- Update platforms and devices; avoid installing unknown apps or extensions.
Think you've encountered a scam?
Report it to our Security team so we can investigate and help protect the community.