The Quantro Network Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

On April 30th, Quantro Network advised investors of “missing bonuses” and “withdrawal visibility” issues. Two weeks later and, under the guise of a backlog, Quantro Network withdrawals remain disabled.

Per Quantro Network’s initial April 30th communication;

Dear Valued Members,

We’re aware of the recent concerns regarding missing bonuses, withdrawal visibility, rewards, and commission balances on the platform. First, thank you for your patience and for bringing this to our attention.

Our technical team has identified the root cause as part of an ongoing backend synchronization process affecting certain account displays. Please be assured that this is a display and reconciliation issue only. All underlying data remains secure and intact.

A fix is currently being deployed. We expect full balance restoration and accurate reflection across all affected areas within the next 48 to 72 hours.

On May 3rd, Quantro Network claimed its fictional “server fixes and enhancements [had] been completed”:

That was quickly followed up later the same day with a new excuse:

And 24 hours after that, Quantro Network confirmed ongoing withdrawal issues:

On May 6th, Quantro Network blamed withdrawals issues on a “backlog”:

Over the next ten days or so Quantro Network continued to stall for time with vague announcements, throughout which withdrawals remained selective.

Earlier today Quantro Network made an announcement to announce a major announcement to be announced “within the next six hours”:

Roughly twelve hours later, Quantro Network announced it had marked all outstanding withdrawals dating back to late April as declined.

Quantro Network tried to appease investors by informing them the money they couldn’t withdraw was safe, because it was being compounded into more money they couldn’t withdraw.

Quantro Network advises investors will be able to put in new withdrawal requests from Sunday, which it will continue to keep not paying out for at least the next 30 days.

Obviously it doesn’t take nearly three weeks to sort out payment problems. As such BehindMLM is calling Quantro Network’s collapse as of late April 2026.

Quantro Network is an MLM crypto trading ruse Ponzi fronted by AI-generated avatars.

One name we can definitively attach to Quantro Network is corporate webinar host, Michael “Mike” Donaldson:

Donaldson is a serial fraudster who has appeared on BehindMLM in connection with multiple MLM crypto Ponzi schemes; Intelligence Prime Capital, Vortic United and Aqua Marine Club.

In his webinars, Donaldson stakes Quantro Network’s legitimacy on a purported Arizona registered shell company:

Needless to say an Arizona shell company is not a substitute for registration of a securities offering with the SEC and filed audited financial reports.

Donaldson is believed to operate from Ohio in the US. Neither Donaldson or Quantro Network are registered with the SEC.

At time of collapse SimilarWeb was tracking ~270,000 monthly Quantro Network visits for April 2026. Across the same period the top source of Quantro Network website traffic was the US (98%).

At time of publication total Quantro Network losses are unknown.