Investment platforms with fraud warning signs in Switzerland

These are the platforms we have detected advertising in Switzerland. Before investing anywhere, check that it is authorised by FINMA.

10Platforms
18ads
14Impersonated celebrities
Platform Last seen Countries Impersonated celebrity
Majak Auriorum October 28, 2026 Switzerland, Spain, Greece, Italy Diego Della Valle, Lukas Hässig, Mario Conde, Oscar Farinetti, Μαριάννα Λάτση
Phareauditeau October 28, 2026 Switzerland Karin Keller-Sutter, Peter Sauber, Thomas Jordan
Wasserfall Investtra October 28, 2026 Switzerland, Spain, Greece Félix Ruiz, Philippe Gaydoul, Μαριάννα Λάτση
Zeltix AI October 28, 2026 Switzerland, Portugal António José Seguro, Cláudia Azevedo, Cristiano Ronaldo
Spuhler Capital October 28, 2026 Switzerland Karin Keller-Sutter, Peter Spuhler
Vermögvent October 28, 2026 Switzerland Lukas Hässig, Sabine Keller-Busse
Yieldario October 27, 2026 Switzerland Peter Spuhler
Gageolance October 27, 2026 Switzerland Alexis Favre, Antoine Martin, Myret Zaki
Zinselturat October 26, 2026 Switzerland Alexis Favre, Samuel Bendahan
Horizon Termévance October 26, 2026 Switzerland Colm Kelleher, Jean-Pierre Roth, Renaud Malik

Most used celebrities in this country

  1. Philippe Gaydoul · 3 ads
  2. Peter Spuhler · 3 ads
  3. Peter Sauber · 2 ads
  4. Lukas Hässig · 2 ads
  5. Alexis Favre · 2 ads
  6. Karin Keller-Sutter · 2 ads
  7. Sabine Keller-Busse · 1 ads
  8. Myret Zaki · 1 ads
  9. Antoine Martin · 1 ads
  10. Thomas Jordan · 1 ads
  11. Samuel Bendahan · 1 ads
  12. Jean-Pierre Roth · 1 ads
  13. Renaud Malik · 1 ads
  14. Colm Kelleher · 1 ads

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