The recent disappearance of Magua Pay Inc. and its associated brand Black Rabbit raises serious concerns regarding the financial network behind high-risk payment processing, unauthorized financial services, and fraud facilitation. Magua Pay has long been identified as a facilitator of illegal gambling and broker scams
Magua Pay Inc., a Vancouver-based money services business (MSB license M21111044) operating under the brand Black Rabbit, has vanished from the digital landscape as of March 2025. Both its primary website (magua_pay.com) and Black Rabbit’s site are either under construction or offline, signaling potential operational collapse or regulatory pressure. FinTelegram exposed Magua Pay as a payment facilitator of broker scams and unauthorized broker schemes,
FinTelegram has warned several times against the offshore broker scams SpotInvest and BBanc. However, they are still chasing victims. In the past, both scams were operated through Primis LLC, which is registered in St. Vincent & The Grenadines. Various financial market regulators and FinTelegram issue some warnings. Since then, the websites of SpotInvest and BBanc stated the fake companies SpotInvest Inc. and BBanc Inc., respectively, as the operators. Stay far away and do not lose money; protect your financial health.
A while ago, Spanish regulator CNMV warned against the broker scam BBanc, allegedly operated by St. Vincent & The Grenadines registered Primis LLC (report here). On 8 Sept 2022, the UK FCA warned against this offshore broker, as did the French AMF and the Canadian FCNB. Primis LLC was also the operator of the vanished FX Changer scam. The UK FCA warned against SpotInvest, another scam operated by Primis LLC. SpotInvest acts as a clone of FCA-regulated Spot Finance Limited.
A month ago, the Spanish regulator CNMV warned against the broker scam BBanc, allegedly operated by St. Vincent & The Grenadines registered Primis LLC (report here). On 8 Sept 2022, the UK FCA also warned against this offshore broker, as did the French AMF and the Canadian FCNB. Primis LLC was also the operator of the vanished FX Changer scam. This week the CNMV warned against Primis and its broker scam SpotInvest.
Lithuanian crypto payment processor Mirhax recently came to our attention as a payment facilitator at the BBanc broker scam (report here). The potential BBanc victims were offered on the scam's payment page to buy cryptos via credit or debit card using Mirhax. These are then transferred to the BBanc scammers' wallets. The BBanc victims are directed to the Mirhax payment page via a referral link. It does not seem to be a deep integration. We would like to know more about Mirhax and the related Conivix scheme.
the Spanish regulator CNMV warned against the broker scam BBanc, allegedly operated by St. Vincent & The Grenadines registered Primis LLC. This offshore entity is registered as a broker with the Mwali International Services Authority on the Island of Moheli. Primis LLC is also the operator of the FX Changer broker scam. In our BBanc review, we have discovered Coini-Changer as a payment processor. There, potential victims buy cryptos with credit cards which are then transferred to the scams. Stay very far away.