CySEC warns investors against nine unauthorized investment platforms
The Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) has issued a warning to investors about nine entities not authorized to provide investment services. The regulator clarified that these entities do not hold licenses under the Investment Services and Activities and Regulated Markets Law of 2017. The platforms include m4-platform.com, m4-markets-latam.vercel.app, waltonmarketltd.com, investiumlimited.com, evercrest.capital, gofx.com, tazerpro.com, quantacfd.com, cypriantrustbank.com, and omnixmarkets.com.
These websites have been added to CySEC's list of non-approved domains as of August 14. CySEC urges investors to verify the licensing status of any investment services provider on its official website before engaging in any financial activities. The move aims to protect investors from unauthorized and potentially fraudulent operations within the market.
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