Plataformas de trading falsas e 'consultores financeiros', encontrados por anúncios de rede social ou depois de um contato de chat ou romance, prometem altos lucros em cripto ou ações. Deixam tu 'ver' lucros falsos numa tela bonita e depois bloqueiam os saques. Como a Suíça é um mercado rico e um polo cripto (a 'Crypto Valley', em Zug), quem mora aqui vira alvo de alto valor, e são a MROS e a FINMA que cuidam e alertam sobre esses esquemas.

Como o golpe funciona

1. Tu clicas num anúncio de rede social com endosso de celebridade, ou és apresentado a um 'consultor' que recomenda uma plataforma de trading.
2. Um primeiro depósito pequeno mostra 'ganhos' rápidos num painel convincente, mas falso.
3. Tu és estimulado a investir mais, às vezes instalando um software de acesso remoto ou abrindo contas de cripto de verdade.
4. Pra 'sacar', te dizem que primeiro precisas pagar impostos ou taxas - mais dinheiro entra, nada sai.
5. No fim, a plataforma bloqueia a conta ou some.

Sinais de alerta

• Retornos garantidos ou muito altos e constantes, sem risco.
• Pressão pra depositar mais, ou pra instalar software de acesso remoto/compartilhamento de tela.
• Saques bloqueados atrás de novas 'taxas' ou 'impostos'.
• Consultor encontrado por rede social, app de namoro ou grupo de mensagem; plataforma não autorizada pela FINMA.

Como se proteger

• Antes de investir, confere se o provedor está na lista de autorizados / lista de alerta da FINMA.
• Nunca dês acesso remoto ao teu aparelho nem compartilhes códigos de e-banking/2FA.
• Trata 'pague uma taxa pra liberar teu saque' como prova de golpe.
• Desconfia de qualquer investimento apresentado por rede social ou por um novo conhecido online.

Falsche Trading-Plattformen und 'Finanzberater', über Social-Media-Werbung oder nach einem Chat- oder Romance-Kontakt gefunden, versprechen hohe Renditen mit Krypto oder Aktien. Sie lassen Dich falsche Gewinne auf einem schönen Bildschirm 'sehen' und blockieren dann die Auszahlungen. Weil die Schweiz ein reicher Markt und ein Krypto-Hub ist (das 'Crypto Valley' in Zug), werden Menschen hier zu wertvollen Zielen, und es sind MROS und FINMA, die sich um diese Schemata kümmern und davor warnen.

So funktioniert die Masche

1. Du klickst auf eine Social-Media-Werbung mit Promi-Empfehlung oder wirst einem 'Berater' vorgestellt, der eine Trading-Plattform empfiehlt.
2. Eine kleine erste Einzahlung zeigt schnelle 'Gewinne' auf einem überzeugenden, aber gefälschten Dashboard.
3. Du wirst angetrieben, mehr zu investieren, manchmal indem Du eine Fernzugriffssoftware installierst oder echte Krypto-Konten eröffnest.
4. Um 'auszuzahlen', sagt man Dir, Du müsstest zuerst Steuern oder Gebühren zahlen - mehr Geld rein, nichts raus.
5. Am Ende sperrt die Plattform das Konto oder verschwindet.

Warnsignale

• Garantierte oder ungewöhnlich hohe, stetige Renditen ohne Risiko.
• Druck, mehr einzuzahlen, oder eine Fernzugriffs-/Bildschirmfreigabe-Software zu installieren.
• Auszahlungen, die hinter neuen 'Gebühren' oder 'Steuern' blockiert sind.
• Berater über Social Media, Dating-App oder Messenger-Gruppe gefunden; Plattform nicht von der FINMA zugelassen.

So schützt du dich

• Bevor Du investierst, prüf, ob der Anbieter auf der Bewilligungsliste / Warnliste der FINMA steht.
• Gib nie Fernzugriff auf Dein Gerät und teile keine E-Banking-/2FA-Codes.
• Behandle 'zahl eine Gebühr, um Deine Auszahlung freizuschalten' als Beweis für einen Betrug.
• Sei skeptisch bei jeder Anlage, die über Social Media oder eine neue Online-Bekanntschaft kommt.

Fake trading platforms and 'financial advisers', found via social-media ads or after a chat or romance contact, promise high returns on crypto or stocks. They let you 'see' fake profits on a nice screen and then block withdrawals. Because Switzerland is a wealthy market and a crypto hub (the 'Crypto Valley' in Zug), people here become high-value targets, and it's MROS and FINMA that handle and warn about these schemes.

How the scam works

1. You click a social-media ad with a celebrity endorsement, or you're introduced to an 'adviser' who recommends a trading platform.
2. A small first deposit shows fast 'gains' on a convincing but fake dashboard.
3. You're pushed to invest more, sometimes by installing remote-access software or opening real crypto accounts.
4. To 'withdraw', you're told you must first pay taxes or fees - more money in, nothing out.
5. In the end the platform blocks the account or disappears.

Warning signs

• Guaranteed or unusually high, steady returns with no risk.
• Pressure to deposit more, or to install remote-access/screen-sharing software.
• Withdrawals blocked behind new 'fees' or 'taxes'.
• An adviser found via social media, a dating app or a messaging group; a platform not authorised by FINMA.

How to protect yourself

• Before you invest, check whether the provider is on FINMA's list of authorised firms / warning list.
• Never give remote access to your device or share e-banking/2FA codes.
• Treat 'pay a fee to unlock your withdrawal' as proof of a scam.
• Be sceptical of any investment introduced via social media or a new online acquaintance.

Plataformas de trading falsas y 'asesores financieros', encontrados por anuncios en redes sociales o tras un contacto de chat o romance, prometen altos rendimientos en cripto o acciones. Te dejan 'ver' beneficios falsos en una pantalla bonita y luego bloquean los retiros. Como Suiza es un mercado rico y un polo cripto (la 'Crypto Valley' en Zug), quien vive aquí se vuelve un objetivo de alto valor, y son MROS y FINMA quienes gestionan y advierten sobre estos esquemas.

Cómo funciona la estafa

1. You click a social-media ad with a celebrity endorsement, or you're introduced to an 'adviser' who recommends a trading platform.
2. A small first deposit shows fast 'gains' on a convincing but fake dashboard.
3. You're pushed to invest more, sometimes by installing remote-access software or opening real crypto accounts.
4. To 'withdraw', you're told you must first pay taxes or fees - more money in, nothing out.
5. In the end the platform blocks the account or disappears.

Señales de alerta

• Guaranteed or unusually high, steady returns with no risk.
• Pressure to deposit more, or to install remote-access/screen-sharing software.
• Withdrawals blocked behind new 'fees' or 'taxes'.
• An adviser found via social media, a dating app or a messaging group; a platform not authorised by FINMA.

Cómo protegerte

• Before you invest, check whether the provider is on FINMA's list of authorised firms / warning list.
• Never give remote access to your device or share e-banking/2FA codes.
• Treat 'pay a fee to unlock your withdrawal' as proof of a scam.
• Be sceptical of any investment introduced via social media or a new online acquaintance.

De fausses plateformes de trading et des 'conseillers financiers', trouvés via des pubs sur les réseaux sociaux ou après un contact par chat ou par romance, promettent de hauts rendements en crypto ou en actions. Ils te laissent 'voir' de faux profits sur un bel écran puis bloquent les retraits. Comme la Suisse est un marché riche et un pôle crypto (la 'Crypto Valley' à Zoug), les gens ici deviennent des cibles de grande valeur, et ce sont la MROS et la FINMA qui gèrent et alertent sur ces schémas.

Comment l'arnaque fonctionne

1. You click a social-media ad with a celebrity endorsement, or you're introduced to an 'adviser' who recommends a trading platform.
2. A small first deposit shows fast 'gains' on a convincing but fake dashboard.
3. You're pushed to invest more, sometimes by installing remote-access software or opening real crypto accounts.
4. To 'withdraw', you're told you must first pay taxes or fees - more money in, nothing out.
5. In the end the platform blocks the account or disappears.

Signaux d'alerte

• Guaranteed or unusually high, steady returns with no risk.
• Pressure to deposit more, or to install remote-access/screen-sharing software.
• Withdrawals blocked behind new 'fees' or 'taxes'.
• An adviser found via social media, a dating app or a messaging group; a platform not authorised by FINMA.

Comment te protéger

• Before you invest, check whether the provider is on FINMA's list of authorised firms / warning list.
• Never give remote access to your device or share e-banking/2FA codes.
• Treat 'pay a fee to unlock your withdrawal' as proof of a scam.
• Be sceptical of any investment introduced via social media or a new online acquaintance.

False piattaforme di trading e 'consulenti finanziari', trovati tramite pubblicità sui social o dopo un contatto via chat o romance, promettono alti rendimenti in cripto o azioni. Ti fanno 'vedere' profitti falsi su una bella schermata e poi bloccano i prelievi. Poiché la Svizzera è un mercato ricco e un polo cripto (la 'Crypto Valley' a Zugo), chi vive qui diventa un bersaglio di alto valore, e sono MROS e FINMA a gestire e avvertire su questi schemi.

Come funziona la truffa

1. You click a social-media ad with a celebrity endorsement, or you're introduced to an 'adviser' who recommends a trading platform.
2. A small first deposit shows fast 'gains' on a convincing but fake dashboard.
3. You're pushed to invest more, sometimes by installing remote-access software or opening real crypto accounts.
4. To 'withdraw', you're told you must first pay taxes or fees - more money in, nothing out.
5. In the end the platform blocks the account or disappears.

Segnali d'allarme

• Guaranteed or unusually high, steady returns with no risk.
• Pressure to deposit more, or to install remote-access/screen-sharing software.
• Withdrawals blocked behind new 'fees' or 'taxes'.
• An adviser found via social media, a dating app or a messaging group; a platform not authorised by FINMA.

Come proteggerti

• Before you invest, check whether the provider is on FINMA's list of authorised firms / warning list.
• Never give remote access to your device or share e-banking/2FA codes.
• Treat 'pay a fee to unlock your withdrawal' as proof of a scam.
• Be sceptical of any investment introduced via social media or a new online acquaintance.