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Thousands lose $8.8M to RGA “click a button” Ponzi in India

Around 50,000 Indian investors have lost a reported $8.8 million USD to the collapsed RGA “click a button” app Ponzi.


OnPassive SEC trial scheduled for Apr 6th, 2026 (updates)

A September 13th scheduling order has set an SEC v. OnPassive trial date for April 6th, 2026. Note this is not a typo, the trial is scheduled eighteen months out from September, 2024.


OnPassive employees in India strike after 6 months no pay

Following non-payment of salaries for six months, two hundred OnPassive employees in India have gone on strike. Sakshi reports that the OnPassive strike is accompanied by a report filed a Madhapur police station in Hyderabad.


OnPassive disables “ecosystem” services

OnPassive has disabled access to its “ecosystem” services. A new notice on OnPassive’s website reads;


OnPassive Ponzi fraud warning issued by Bangladesh

OnPassive has received a Ponzi fraud warning from Bangladesh. As per the Bangladesh Bank’s December 12th warning, OnPassive is a “fraudulent Ponzi scheme” engaged in “embezzlement of large amounts of money”.


SEC v. OnPassive fraud case referred to mediation

An October 11th court order has referred the SEC’s fraud case against OnPassive to mediation.


OnPassive’s SEC fraud trial scheduled for June 2025

As per an October 11th, Case Management and Scheduling Order, the SEC’s OnPassive fraud trial will kick off on June 2nd, 2025.


OnPassive diverts payments to Dubai after SEC lawsuit

Following an SEC lawsuit alleging $108 million in fraud, OnPassive appears to be diverting payments to Dubai. OnPassive affiliates report US banks are flagging the transactions as fraudulent.


Ash Mufareh declares “only God can stop OnPassive!”

Ash Mufareh has set the stage for a biblically epic showdown with the SEC. In a webinar held on Saturday August 12th, Mufareh declared “only God can stop OnPassive”.


SEC sues OnPassive & Ash Mufareh for $108 million in fraud

The SEC has sued OnPassive and owner Ash Mufareh (aka Ashraf Mufareh), for $108 million in securities fraud.