The TAR Global Ponzi scheme has collapsed.

Investor withdrawals are disabled and TAR Global has trotted out a “market volatility” exit-scam. This was followed by TAR Global claiming “our broker has frozen our funds”.

Instead of just being honest about running out of new investment to pay withdrawals, TAR Global’s collapse began on January 28th with a “mandatory restructuring notice”:

TAR Global disabled withdrawals and reset existing investments into a new 260 day locked funds plan.

Legacy plans in recovery have been migrated and now included in our repayment program which will be released in the 260 days period.

On January 30th TAR Global announced it would selectively pay out 10% of some withdrawal requests.

On February 16th TAR Global’s website went down under the guise of a “general maintenance” update:

Later that same day TAR Global claimed it had “released” all initial investments, and that investors could put in a withdrawal request.

The catch was withdrawal requests were put in a “payout queue”. TAR Global stated the payout queue was “processed as funds become available”.

Later the same day still, TAR Global announced a “restructuring process”. Withdrawals remained disabled.

Radio silence followed till March 18th, on which TAR Global issued a “platform update”;

Our broker has frozen our funds — we are actively working through that situation.

TAR Global is an MLM crypto Ponzi believed to be run out of the Philippines.

As of February 2026, SimilarWeb was tracking just ~1000 monthly TAR Global website visits.

At time of collapse, 100% of TAR Global’s tracked website visits originated from Vietnam.