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UK FCA and Austrian FMA warn against InterCryptos

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Mark Lagarde
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The UK regulator FCA has already warned in July 2020 against the Crypto CFD broker scam InterCryptos (www.intercryptos.net) and its operator Intercryptos Ltd. On September 23rd, 2020 the Austrian Financial Market Authority FMA also issued a warning. Allegedly InterCryptos Ltd is located in London. However, we could not find the company.

The domain www.intercryptos.net was only registered in April 2020 via Seychelles. The scam is a standard solution from one of the many scam factories. The FCA warns that InterCeptus fraudsters are claiming to work for the registered Uphold Europe Ltd.

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