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A Temporary Receiver has taken control of assets hidden by Iyovia husband-and-wife co-founders, Chris and Isis Terry. Court filings reveal “a vast web of companies and real estate holdings” used to hide over $100 million in assets. Payments to Chris Terry’s “live-in girlfriend” and other women to keep them “loyal” are also alleged.

ZiNRAi fails to provide ownership or executive information on its website. While ZiNRAi’s website does have a “leadership” section, it has been disabled: Further research reveals marketing spam hitting the internet about a month ago, naming Jason Brown as ZinRAi’s founder: The reason ZiNRAi hides Brown’s ownership from consumers is likely due to his Iyovia [Continue reading…]

When the FTC filed an emergency motions seeking sanctions on August 28th, it accused Iyovia founder Christopher Terry of dissipating $9 million dollars. Prior to the granting of a preliminary injunction on August 12th, Terry transferred $9 million to Auspicious Irrevocable Trust (Auspicious). So the FTC argued, Iyovia funds were being dissipated through Auspicious in [Continue reading…]

Alex Morton has settled Iyovia fraud allegations with the FTC and Nevada for $76,286,886. Morton’s monetary judgment was part of a stipulated order settlement, filed on September 3rd. Based on a July 16th financial statement provided to the FTC, Morton will only pay $10 million of his $76.2 million judgment.

The FTC has accused Iyovia co-founder Christopher Terry of dissipating over $9 million in assets. The FTC alleges Terry’s actions violate the Iyovia preliminary injunction granted on August 12th. In an emergency motion filed on August 28th, the FTC requested the court direct Terry to explain why he shouldn’t be held in contempt.

Iyovia has received an investment fraud warning from from Chile’s Financial Market Commission (CMF). CMF included Iyovia in a list of unregistered investment schemes, published on August 5th, 2025.

The FTC and Nevada have secured a preliminary injunction against the remaining Iyovia defendants on August 11th.

Brandon Boyd has settled Iyovia fraud allegations with the FTC for $6.3 million. Boyd’s monetary judgment was part of a stipulated order settlement, filed on August 20th.

Iyovia defendants Jason Brown, Matthew Rosa and their company Global Dynasty Network, have settled fraud allegations brought by the FTC and State of Nevada for $36 million.

Former top Iyovia promoter Alex Morton has consented to a preliminary injunction. Morton, one of nine defendants sued by the FTC and State of Nevada in May, stands accused of misappropriating over $76 million through Iyovia (formerly iMarketsLive and IM Mastery Academy).