Fintoch Review: Boris CEO MLM crypto Ponzi targeting Asia
Fintoch operates in the MLM crypto niche and represents itself as “a Silicon Valley company from America”.
Fintoch’s website domain (“fintoch.com”), was privately registered on April 12th, 2022.
Fintoch presents its CEO as “Bobby Joe Lambert”.
Lambert doesn’t exist. He’s played by US actor Mike Provenzano.
Provenzano cites himself as a US-based actor, producer and director.
We can rule out Provenzano’s likeness being stolen by way of him appearing in multiple Fintoch marketing videos.
Most of Fintoch’s marketing videos appear to be shot in New York.
Whatever Provenzano is being paid, it’s enough to get him to commit to the role.
Early on Fintoch pitched itself as “Morgan DF Fintoch LLC”.
This tied into the marketing claim that Fintoch was owned by Morgan Stanley.
The of course was bogus, prompting Morgan Stanley’s legal department to issue an “important notice” in January 2023.
It has come to our attention that there are digital platforms impersonating Morgan Stanley, including Fintoch 分投趣 (“Fintoch”).
Please note that Fintoch is using Morgan Stanley’s trade name and/or Morgan Stanley’s trademark or a variation thereof without authorization and we do not assume any responsibility for any transactions or results that may arise from the aforesaid platforms.
Morgan Stanley does not have any affiliation or relationship with these platforms.
The notice was issued through Morgan Stanley’s Indonesian branch. This reflects Fintoch being primarily promoted across Asia.
SimilarWeb currently ranks top sources of traffic to Fintoch’s website as Cambodia (43%), China (24%), South Korea (17%), Hong Kong (7%) and Malaysia (6%).
This geo targeting strongly suggests whoever is behind Fintoch is likely based out of Asia. Boris CEO MLM companies however are typically the work of eastern European scammers (Russia/Ukraine).
While it’s impossible to verify without further information, with Fintoch we likely have:
- Asians scamming asians;
- eastern Europeans scamming Asians; or
- eastern Europeans working with Asians to scam Asians.
One strong candidate is Singapore:
Beyond hiring US-based actors to play fictional executives, Fintoch doesn’t appear to have any actual ties to the US.
As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.
Fintoch’s Products
Fintoch has no retailable products or services.
Affiliates are only able to market Fintoch affiliate membership itself.
Fintoch’s Compensation Plan
Fintoch affiliates invest $100 or more in tether (USDT). This is done on the promise of a 1% a day ROI.
Note that I’ve also seen 2% and 2.5% advertised, so at some point the ROI rate might have changed. Fintoch hides their investment scheme on their public-facing website.
Fintoch affiliates can either withdraw returns or reinvest for an increased 1.5% daily ROI.
Regardless of which option is chosen, Fintoch investment contracts run for seven days. After this reinvestment is required to continue earning.
The MLM side of Fintoch pays on recruitment of affiliate investors.
Affiliate Ranks
There are five affiliate ranks within Fintoch’s compensation plan.
Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:
- GM – recruit five affiliates and generate at least 50,000 USDT in downline investment
- VP – have two GMs in your downline and generate 150,000 USDT in downline investment
- SVP – have two VPs in your downline and generate 500,000 USDT in downline investment
- ED – have two SVPs in your downline and generate 2,000,000 USDT in downline investment
- MD – have two EDs in your downline and generate 6,000,000 USDT in downline investment
Note that required ranked affiliates must be in separate recruitment legs.
Every time a Fintoch affiliate personally recruits a new affiliate, a new recruitment leg is opened up:
Referral Commissions
Fintoch pays referral commissions on invested funds down two levels of recruitment (unilevel):
- level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 15%
- level 2 – 10%
Daily Incentive Bonus
Ranked Fintoch affiliates earn 20% of daily returns paid to affiliates at the same rank.
If a downline affiliate ranks higher than an upline affiliate, the affiliate has 7 days to catch up to their rank. If they fail to do so the Daily Incentive Bonus on that downline affiliate is lost forever.
Rank Achievement Bonus
Fintoch pays a daily Rank Achievement Bonus to GM and higher ranked affiliates:
- qualify at GM and receive 20% of their downline’s daily ROI amount
- qualify at VP and receive 30% of their downline’s daily ROI amount
- qualify at SVP and receive 40% of their downline’s daily ROI amount
- qualify at ED and receive 50% of their downline’s daily ROI amount
- qualify at MD and receive 60% of their downline’s daily ROI amount
MD Bonus Pool
Fintoch takes 10% of company-wide investment and places it into an MD Bonus Pool.
The MD Bonus Pool is shared equally among MD ranked affiliates who also have at least one MD in their downline.
Joining Fintoch
Fintoch affiliate membership is free.
Full participation in the attached income opportunity requires an active investment (active investments expire every seven days).
Fintoch Conclusion
Fintoch represents it generates external revenue via “lending, investment, and borrowing. No evidence of Fintoch being engaged in any of these ruses is provided.
Furthermore, if you buy into Fintoch’s claims of being based out of the US, Fintoch’s passive investment scheme constitutes a securities offering.
This requires Fintoch to register with the SEC. Fintoch isn’t registered with the SEC, meaning that at a minimum it’s committing securities fraud.
From its Boris CEO to bogus “Morgan Stanley” marketing claims…
…pretty much everything on Fintoch’s website is baloney.
This ties into Fintoch’s business model, which is of course that of a Ponzi scheme. All Fintoch are doing is recycling newly invested funds to pay off existing investors.
Although it was set up in April 2022, Fintoch didn’t actually gain traction till around December 2022.
Before December, Fintoch’s website was dead. If I had to guess, the original plan was to launch Fintoch back on or around May. That month Luna/Terra collapsed and dragged down the crypto market with it.
Fintoch’s launch was thus put on ice till later in the year.
As with all MLM Ponzi schemes, once affiliate recruitment dries up so too will new investment.
This will starve Fintoch of ROI revenue, eventually prompting a collapse.
When Fintoch does inevitably collapse, the exit-scam of choice appears to be their own shittoken and baloney virtual shares.
If they go that route, Fintoch investors will be left bagholding a worthless shitcoin and virtual shares in a fictional company.
Alternatively we could just get the usual “website down, buh bye” Boris CEO exit-scam.
The math behind Ponzi schemes guarantees that when they collapse, the majority of participants lose money.
Update 26th May 2023 – Fintoch has collapsed.
Update 18th August 2023 – Fintoch is trying to reboot as Standard Cross Finance.
I guess those actors are not held accountable for their role in these scams, aren’t they?
Not usually. The CFTC went after one in Estonia and, as far as I know, it was a waste of time.
https://behindmlm.com/companies/571-million-judgment-against-control-finances-boris-ceo/
That said, the DOJ recently indicted Forcount’s Spanish Boris CEO:
https://behindmlm.com/companies/ramon-perez-nestor-nunez-added-to-forcount-indictments/
Haven’t seen the SEC/CFTC bust a US actor Boris Ponzi yet.
thanks oz
In Argentina a scandal exploded when several actors, models, singers and influencers openly promoted the VayoCoin Scam.
iprofesional.com/actualidad/360260-vayo-coin-la-estafa-en-cripto-que-promocionaban-los-famosos
Unfortunately the justice went only after Hernan Drago (model and TV personality), which is far from being the most prominent name in the scam:
infobae.com/sociedad/policiales/2023/02/24/la-justicia-federal-ordeno-investigar-al-modelo-hernan-drago-por-ser-la-cara-de-una-estafa-los-millones-en-cheques-sin-fondo/
Nice.
Hi Mr Oz, really much appreciated your kinds of reviews about Fintoch.
Hopefully with these info will helps investors not being scammed by the company.. Well done!!!
Really good in-depth explanation on this scam fintoch company. I’ve been recommend to join but didnt as its just too good to be true.
Could you please provide more info on the 1 billion investment by the eastern saudi into Fintoch. Really appreciate it. Thank you sir.
There isn’t and never was any 1 billion investment.
As much of a corrupt cesspool as the UAE is, shady Sheiks aren’t lining up to lose money to Boris CEO Ponzi scammers.
Thanks Oz. That does make alot of sense. Do you have any resources stating the 1 billion from the arabian is a scam?
I’ve been searching but couldnt find any concrete evidence about it. But my buddy said the sheikhs did give a billion although I dont even believe it. I need facts on this matter.
You’re asking me to prove a negative, which is impossible.
Cool. Ask your buddy for evidence. If he can’t produce anything verifiable, he’s full of shit.
out of curiosity how have you come to the conclusion that 1 billion wasn’t given if ‘proving a negative is impossible’?… so is it an assumption, in your mind that no one in their right mind would actually give 1 billion to this project?…
don’t get me wrong I’m not in this project i’m just doing some research
You make the claim, you prove the claim.
The only reason you can’t prove the claim is because the claim is false.
Step 1 to losing money to scammers: believe everything without verifiable proof.
I am at Fintoch event now, invited by a friend. Thank you for your insight.
From the start being here, it is a MLM event where recruiter being rewarded for the recruits investments. Earning is too good to be true, surely a Ponzi scheme, disguised as a Fintech company I guess.
This is similar to Bitconnect Ponzi scheme in riding on Bitcoin success in 2010’s and collapse after a few years.
thanks Mr oz.
now this project started in india so please suggest me for investment in this project.
thanks pauzi for give feedback please you also suggest me for invest in this project.
Read the review.
From the first day i am telling people Fintoch is scam running by some Indian scammer and some dubai scammer.
Indian scammer named Sanjay sontake, sukhwinder singh and many more all the fvp scammer behind this Fintoch scam.
I don’t understand how they haven’t been shut down yet, or why the SEC hasn’t issued a press release on their website warning people about this scam.
I’m trying to prove my friends this is a scam, but they just believe what these scammers are saying,.
Very much appreciated to OZ & all “Robin Hood soldiers” of courageous of caring heart, wanting to sheir light over the darkness evil scammers.
The 63 days *rolling rewards scheme” has been evolved in MLM Money games. Now changing of MG into Crypto world. Without new investors rolls into d63 days pool, the game is over.
i have hunch that Fintoch operated by Malaysians. Malaysia may now known as a capital of Ponzi schemers. By the way, my name is Morgan Ley, so I am a son of Morgan Stanley. If you believe me… lol facepalm
All the remarks were negative, The early bird catches most worms.
That’s an odd way to put “early Ponzi investors steal from everybody else”.
When you are in love everything seems Beautiful and perfect!!!
It is similar to the Bitkingdom scheme that happened 10 years ago in Malaysia and the founders of the Bitkingdom ran away with the money.
Bitkingdom held conferences & gala dinners in Malaysia like Fintoch did in Indonesia.
Besides Malaysians, there were teams from Vietnam, Indonesia and the Philippines at the conferences & gala dinners in Malaysia.
This is a totally Scam. Or a ponji scheme.
Why is my post refuting your anti-Fintoch content removed?
Because you didn’t actually refute anything. You just waffled on and then linked to your scam recruitment FaceBook page.
Feel free to actually address anything in the review. Recruitment = spambin always.
It is like this Mr Oz.
The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
You have not even tasted the Fintoch pudding and yet you have the audacity to discrediit Fintoch.
The Fintoch pudding is akready feeding more than 28 million wallet holders today, their steady streams of passive income in just 9 months!
That is why you don’t hear of complaints from Fintoch investors.
Lets see how long this post will last in your blog this time round?
I don’t need to eat a shit sandwich to identify a shit sandwich.
And you still haven’t addressed Fintoch being a Ponzi scheme. Fake CEOs, fake partnerships, fake business model – gotta have the IQ of a sawdust pellet to be defending obvious fraud.
But let’s face it, you’re not here to defend fraud. So long as there’s money to steal you’re in.
Regardless of how many investors have signed up (a few thousand at best), Fintoch is still a Ponzi scheme.
Regardless of whether today you are stealing money from people, Fintoch is still a Ponzi scheme.
By the time victims of Ponzi schemes accept they’ve lost money and complain, it’s too late.
Math is math. The majority of investors in Ponzi schemes are guaranteed to lose money.
@ Loo Kee Sin
The CEO is played by an actor who looks like Jeffrey Epstein. Did you miss that?
Even OneCoin could find real people.
Dumbass
@Steve,I had addressed your concern in my FB page which was removed earlier by MR. Oz.
Mr Oz, your latest reply has once again showed that you are (Ozedit: waffle removed, audited financial reports or spam-bin)
Audited financial reports or spam-bin. Sorry for your loss.
Loo kee sin….you make yourself look so uneducated, like a fool really.You can’t even understand a ponzi scheme scam. I personally laughing at your arrogance towards Oz.
Yeah some people need to lose all before they realise that Oz is never wrong.
@ Looked Simple
You don’t address anything of the sort on your FB page. You go on-and-on about how Fintosh is not a scam. You even claim that something looking too good to be true can be true.
You must think we’re as dense as you are.
I still not beleave that this a Ponzi scheme they are transferring usdt and ninance6 bobing usd
What you believe is irrelevant. Ponzi schemes pay out until they don’t.
A lot of new saps got recruited into Fintoch last month. That’ll keep the scam going for a few months yet.
You do not believe it because you may have entered early in the scheme/recruited several victims. Because the USDT you received is, at the end of the day, other people’s money.
There’s a lot of loop hole in the analysis. The writer miss the borrowing section i.e. revenue generating to pay the investor. Anybody can borrow with a specific return to the investor.
Fintoch ecosystem looks legit n sustainable. The writer miss to analyze the ecosystem for sustainablility. I hope the writer review the article n include this on his analysis.
The 2.5%, 2.0% etc as stated by the writer are in the wrong side of the equation.
The writer has to look into the supernode, smart contract and defi. This may be only some word n may not exist in fintoch, at least Mr Oz do some analysis to determine the legiticity.
The FTH n FTC coin legiticity, as I suspect this will be the exit plan for the “scammer” if any.
As a final word, I feel its too complicated a system that is currently running for a scammer to run.
I stand to be corrected.
What’s there to miss? Fintoch’s ruse is bullshit.
Feel free to provide audited financial reports filed with regulators proving Fintoch is generating verifiable external revenue.
Why? None of that changes Fintoch running a Ponzi scheme.
There’s nothing complicated about Fintoch. New suckers sign up to lose money, money is stolen, sorry for your loss.
From your respond, its obvious that you are ignorant or unable to comprehend the scale of the “scammer” scheme, if its any. I rest my case.
Goodday mate
From your response it’s pretty clear you’re a dumbass with an English comprehension disability.
Best of luck with the scamming.
I feel it is the scamming. But many people join with it.
I wonder why Fintoch show its smart contract in:
bscscan.com/token/0x29825cb9813cdc1837147ccb0a20b135ec7a591a#writeContract
If Fintoch die, how about Smart contract? Can draw money in smart contract at bscscan.com?
Thanks for your knowledge.
If payouts are coming out of a smart-contract it’ll be drained right before Fintoch collapses. That’s on top of whatever else is squirreled away.
A Fintech company with no physical address in the US.
I’ve seen two alleged registration documents in California, one for Fintoch goes to “California Registered Agent” (i.e. a registrar) in Sacramento, and one DF Fintoch LLC registered to a mailbox in Newhall California (just north of LA), with two managers in Asia.
It’s all on paper only. And someone’s got a new domain online confusing the issue, fintochonline (dot com) with a website made through Wix. So they don’t even own the domain name.
Please can I just eat small from Fintoch before it closes because it looks to real.
Thanks for your advice though.
Math is math. The majority of Ponzi investors lose money.
Not only is this exchange a fraud they’re stealing data off peoples phones more than likely.
What a way to get a lot of peoples private keys. Not an app I would want.
I saw a youtuber I follow talking about it and he said use a VPN in order to get app. That alone threw me off.
Good afternoon my friend… As someone pointed out, only the USA marketing arm is registered in the US. The company is based in eastern Aisa. Also kindly note the following:
(Ozedit: spam removed)
Nothing is “registered in the US”. Please don’t come on here and regurgitate Ponzi marketing bullshit.
Your scam is being fronted by actors ffs. Dumb as dogshit some of you.
Hi, i am living in singapore and yesterday i was visiting a electronic shopping mall (Singaporean will know where it is) where a lady approach me and asked if i know bitcoin and when i said yes, she introduced me to her app FINTOCH and said they had an office in that mall, and even wanted to bring me to their office which is located on the highest floor of the mall.
while she was explaining i could already feel red flags coming from her. She even said her company have many overseas trips but plane ticket is not provided (LOL), only accommodation. i think she said the next event is in Dubai.
And she explain for lenders they had to put down 50% collateral on the sum of money they want to borrow, and had a deadline of 7 days to return and the company uses the 2% interest to share to the investors, 1% for investors, 1% for company.
so basically she explain how she earned money is by depositing money regularly into the app, for every day her 1% is not withdraw they can reinvest and leave it in the wallet for gaining 1.5% interest.
After hearing all these bullshit she wanted to bring me to her office or exchange contacts which i politely decline and ran the hell out of the place. after that i was doing research on the company when i saw this page.
Thanks for sharing how Fintoch is being promoted in Singapore.
I was going to say never admit to knowing anything about bitcoin if a random pleb approaches you but it was probably a loaded marketing question.
“Oh you don’t know about bitcoin? Would you like to learn through Fintoch?”
If someone approaches you about anything cryptocurrency related out in public just walk away, it’s a scam.
That’s right, she even promote it as a ‘Zero Risk Investment’
that a red flag up there. Even a decision on what to eat for lunch had a risk
i almost wanted to tip off their office to the police but i dont it would do anything.
If they’re operating out of a physical location it might be worth reporting.
You never know, someone might pick it up and investigate. Easy conscience win on your part, and at the very least you might prevent others from getting scammed locally.
i’m the only one who read their post about fintoch on binance feed?
Whatever you linked to yesterday was 404 so I nuked the comment as spam.
Regardless, marketing bullshit on Binance about some token doesn’t change Fintoch being a Ponzi fronted by Boris CEO actors.
The token pump and dump exit-scam is one of the oldest collapse models.
ok & how about the audit report at Certik about fintoch project? just asking to know
Again meaningless. Not a substitute for legally required audited financial reports filed with regulators.
And what does an audit of a Ponzi smart-contract prove anyway? The scammers shut it down and run when Fintoch inevitably collapses.
Fat lot of good a cErTiK aUdIt and smart-contract is going to do then.
Have you any evidence or concrete proof that what she is claiming about return and landing is wrong or ponji.
I think you are prejudice I don’t know why it is they are as they assure them where is doubt.
MLM + securities fraud = Ponzi scheme.
Also actor executives. How many times does that need to be repeated for the drooling dumbfucks in the backrow?
Like Master Sargeant Bosco Barracus I pity the fools who fool for these obvious pyramid marketing, Ponzi scams!
thanks mr.oz.
I was a victim of a platform call sky media in the middle east Asia Dubai,, they also pay in usdt,,
at first we believe it,, untill 10 months the closed all the investors lost there money,,
the people who gain are the ones who started earlier,, ponzi platform are all over middle east Asia, and they will present a certificate showing that they are being register in USA,, or UK,,
guys if you do not believe in what this gentleman is saying u are on ur own,, he is trying to make sense to us,, so is left for u to decide to do fintoch or not,,
I wanted to put in 1400 usdt into it,, but am still making research about till now,, all am getting is negative,,
try ND get fact from the royal family in Dubai, they do not hide any investment they make, ,u will surely hear that they invested 1billion into fintoch,, but for all I see they did not invest anything,,
Fintoch will soon close believe me.
Why is there so much stupidity in the world? The people who are trying to recruit me never mention the name of this company; they just tout that it’s an opportunity to double your investment in little time.
Well, I’m not about to blindly believe even someone I know who got taken in with this crap.
The minute I hear that I can make a small investment and double my money in no time, I take off running….. very fast.
If it sounds too good to be true, it most likely is. I’ll stay poor because I have no desire to lose what I do have and be even poorer.
Fintoch is a registered company in California. It was registered on Jan 26, 2023, and registered agent is Registered Agents, Inc. Their address given for the company is the same address for Registered Agents, Inc.
The registration does not mean they are operating legally. All it means is they did a copmany filing and registration.
The California Secretary of State does not review what a company does. It only registeres companies as long as they fill out all the required forms and provide all the required answers in the forms and pay the fee to be registered.
Since they use the address of their registering agent, kind of negates their claim they are a real California company. If they were real, they would have a real company address don’t you think?
I bet if you press them on this, they will claim they are an Internet based company and therefore do not need a physical address BS.
I could name you hundreds of Ponzi’s that were registered and not one of them were operating legally.
Hi Lynn,
Thanks for chiming in.
Indeed, you’re right that registration does not mean that their operations are legal. For those reading this and are unsure about what this means: think regular established companies being fined for flouting the law.
About your point: “If they were real, they would have a real company address don’t you think?”, committed scammers like Bernie Madoff and the recent Wirecard (major company in Germany) had real physical addresses.
Interestingly, Wirecard created shell companies with real addresses that is supposed to house a office, but was found by investigative journalists to be situated at an obviously unsuitable place like a random house in Indonesia that in reality houses a small bus company and something else, but zero Wirecard employees.
The address acted as virtual address, I’m guessing it accepts snail mail and nothing more.
Previously there were instances where scam companies used fake personas to register their scam companies and they somehow managed to get these fake identities past authorities, and this was in the UK.
Indeed, registration does not mean that operations being run are legal.
Hi Bern,
I also feel the same frustration. As the saying goes, “If it’s too good to be true, it isn’t.”
However, some readers may question, how good is too to be true?
Here’s where the lay reader is in a bit of luck thanks to history.
The widely known Bernie Madoff’s Ponzi scam reported a consistent return of 1% per month. I won’t elaborate further on this scam because it’s such a well known case study.
Now, Fintoch promises risk-free profits of 1% PER DAY. Get that: 1% PER DAY.
1% PER DAY compounds to about +3778% gain per year. This is completely unrealistic for a small company staffed essentially by a bunch of marketers.
Even worse still, the interest rate promised by Fintoch features a possibly erroneous calculation where it presents a +6400% (64x) gain in a year.
Oz, if you would like a photo of the interest rate table that Fintoch has distributed hard-copies of, feel free to get in touch.
Thank you mr Oz for this helpful review. I’m from vietnam where this freaking fintoch is lauching it’s scamming event.
My relatives are joinning this so i am trying to warn them but they don’t trust me, hopefully i can persuade them to stop before things get worse.
Just over a week after Singapore issued its Fintoch fraud warning, we now have withdrawal problems with Fintoch.
FTC token exit-scam, withdrawals currently disabled.
I’ll probably call Fintoch’s collapse in early June if withdrawals remain disabled.
Hi Oz,
What is the source for the announcement of halting of withdrawal? I can’t seem to find it online.
Hi Pete, I’m trying to get in touch with Vietnam’s financial regulators, the State Securities Commission (SSC), but I’m not able to reach their website.
If anyone can help me reach Vietnam’s financial regulator, please comment.
I tried it last year but they respond only if you complain in Vietnamese language.
Seems they are completely unaware and clueless about what’s really going on. The Skyway-Scam alone has fixed on over 200000 Vietnamese people and thousands of people are now in the trenches to resale each and every Scam that comes into this land.
You can try your luck here:
dichvucong.ssc.gov.vn/ssc-frontend/trangchu
This website takes sometimes long to open.
Malaysia Borneo is starting its fintoch tour on 25th May.. I really pity them but saying anything before the collapse is just useless.
Let it be an expensive life lesson to them to cure the greed and ignorance. Just pray no one jump off any building. lol.
I have sent in an enquiry asking SSC if I can file a complaint against Fintoch via email as I do not speak or understand the Vietnamese language.
The odd thing is that while I am able to reach dichvucong.ssc.gov.vn, I cannot reach ssc.gov.vn, a url that google search results direct people to.
China is another country that I’m having trouble reaching any of their three financial regulators (CSRC, CBIRC, PBOC). CSRC provides an email in their “Contact Us” page but my emails there have bounced twice.
I’m surprised it’s this hard to reach financial regulators in huge countries like China.
India’s SEBI is also somewhat challenging to a file a complaint with because it requires the creation of a handle that makes you undergo a process that appears to be crafted for citizens (e.g., asks for the India state the registrant resides in).
If anyone can offer advice, would be great 🙂
@Anonymous123
Source was copypasta from Fintoch’s official Telegram channel from memory.
Dear comment 68,69 thank you for your effort its kinda hard to report these type of scam to the government, i could try but most of the time they will ignore it, complicated is the word i choose to talk about the government work.
Fintoch seem to be like a event helding by individuals across vietnam which can attract lot of attention in some scams like this before (in other form like real estate scam) our government was slow to discover before that many people had been scammed.
Correct me if im wrong fintoch hasn’t been on the stock market so the ssc of viet nam wont be able to investigate fintoch cuz clearly they dont have any clue about its stock and the other website which is the web for explaining the laws its public service website i believe.
i will try to contact with the vietnam television in my opinion they work on public report very serious and fast it is called vtv 24h (P/s dont criticize my english cuz it my 2nd language)
@Pete
I agree that governments sometimes are under-staffed and over-bureacratized to handle the sheer quantity of questionable activity they are ideally supposed to handle.
It definitely can be harder in real life than in movies to get all the right organs of the government to cooperate to combat bad actors.
On the matter of SSC not being able to investigate Fintoch:
1. Many financial regulators are expressedly interested in receiving complaints about actors violating financial regulations, for example, in Fintoch’s case, it is essentially:
(i) a MLM/Pyramid scheme that is unlawful in countries like Singapore (the legal statutes state this clearly);
(2) Fintoch is soliciting members of the general public to purchase equity (i.e. shares) in Fintoch, this is also illegal in some legal jurisdictions due to the government’s mandate to protect the public.
2. Indeed, in some countries, different arms of the financial regulators handle different entities. For e.g. in some countries, one arm will be involved in issues pertaining to registered entities (so banks, exchanges, regulated lenders, etc.) while another arm will be involved in a wider variety of financial activity including scams, unlawful financial offerings, etc.
3. Regarding Vietnam, I only managed to find the Vietnam SSC as the only body performing financial regulation in Vietnam and have little option but to report there.
In some cases where I filed the report with the wrong arm (as I did for Indonesia’s OJK), they replied and directed me to what they think is the more appropriate arm/department to file a complaint against Fintoch.
Thanks for suggesting to contact the media to get the word out fast, I will explore this in my country first and in neighbouring countries. The faster Fintoch collapses, the fewer people get hurt.
Is this true that the company is expanding in many countries and no country has blocked their business model? Is this approved business model in USA?
Securities fraud and Ponzi schemes are illegal in the US and everywhere else in the world.
Fintoch doesn’t operate legally in any country.
I joined the FINTOHC telegram group trying to warn the investors there but apparently they are too arrogant to admit they lost just like how LUNA, FTX, Bitconnect and SafeMoon.
It’s sad to see new player getting scam and giving bad image to crypto currency.