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August 25, 2021

Pointless 404 investigation – German BaFin launches probe into vanished Finexics

FinTelegram has issued several warnings against the Finexics broker scam. Likewise, some regulators such as the Austrian FMA have issued investor warnings. The scam was operated through Slinqo Group Ltd, allegedly registered in Cyprus. As predicted, the scam has since disappeared. Nevertheless, the BaFin has announced investigations against the scam and its operators. BaFin will probably not find anything to find the scammers, and investors cannot be protected now either. It's more a sort of forensic investigation, which is the job of law enforcement.

May 10, 2021

Investor Attention – Austrian Regulator warns against Finotive

We have warned against the Finotive broker scam (www.finotive.net) twice before. Following FinTelegram, the Austrian FMA issued an investor warning against it. VT Group Ltd in Cyprus allegedly operates the scam. We identified Harmonte Group LLC in St. Vincent and the Grenadines as a co-operator registered with PayTechno as a merchant. As a payment gateway, we again have PayBox (a/k/a BoxiPay) with PayTechno, PayCent, iPayTotal, and NeoBanq. Some scams die hard.

December 15, 2020

Austrian Watchdog FMA warns against broker scam Finexics

Austrian Financial Market Authority (FMA) has issued an investor warning against the scam broker Finexics (www.finexics.io). Slinqo Group Ltd in Cyprus allegedly operates this. We haven't found the company, though. The scam's website is available in English, German, Italian and Spanish. On the German version, Finexics claims to be the world's largest provider of Forex CFDs. Currently, it is no longer possible to register on the website. The scam should have vanished soon.

December 14, 2020

Austrian Watchdog FMA warns against broker scam Finexics

Financial Intelligence Report: The Disappearance of Magua Pay and Black Rabbit – A High-Risk Payment Processor in the Scam Broker Ecosystem

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,

Investor Briefing: SilverArrows Group and its Expanding Network

SilverArrows Capital Group, a global investment and advisory firm associated with high-profile figures such as Thomas Limberger, Robert Schimanko, and William H. Shawn, has recently come under scrutiny due to its proximity to the scandalous bankruptcy of Rene Benko’s Signa Group. The firm and its key personnel maintain strong ties to two seemingly influential yet opaque organizations in Germany and Austria.

Breaking: The World Economic Council (WEC), Rene Benko, and Israeli Services!

The collapse of the once-largest European real estate development group SIGNA of the Austrian Rene Benko continues to reveal new layers of intrigue, financial entanglements, and power struggles. While some focus on the billions lost by high-profile investors, the investigative platform Wiener Zocker has now uncovered a particularly exclusive network that has continued to thrive in Benko’s shadow – the World Economic Council (WEC).

Crypto investments

Investor Briefing: Binance’s $2 Billion Investment from MGX and Trump Family Rumors!

On March 12, 2025, Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange by trading volume, announced a landmark $2 billion investment from Abu Dhabi-based MGX, marking its first institutional funding in its eight-year history. This transaction, executed entirely in an unspecified stablecoin, represents the largest single investment in a crypto company to date and signals a significant shift toward institutional adoption of digital assets.

Breaking: Financial Intelligence Report Exposing Austrian Connections to Major U.S. Financial Crimes

This report investigates the extensive Austrian connections to two of the largest financial fraud cases in U.S. history: the Manhattan Investment Fund (MIF) fraud and the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme. Austrian financiers Ronny Pecik and Robert Schimanko, through their M&A Privatbank, played key roles in the European feeder network that facilitated these financial crimes.