Century Heng Yue Group SDN BDH, better known as CHY Mall, markets itself as a Malaysian company.

Oddly enough, in reality CHY Mall doesn’t exist outside of Africa; namely Nigeria and Ghana.

This is odd and points to CHY Mall being operated from within Africa itself.

Supporting this is CHY Mall previously going by Sairui E-Commerce Ghana Limited:

As above, CHY Mall’s official Facebook page is also managed from Ghana.

On their website, CHY Mall provides a vague series of paragraphs that don’t provide anything relevant to CHY Mall as an MLM company.

Quite obviously Century Heng Yue Group began as Sairui E-Commerce in Ghana. Why the company is now pretending to be a Malaysian company is unclear.

Presented as executives on CHY Mall’s website are Ben Chah (CEO) and Kamal Khan (Vice-President).

Both of these individuals appear to be actual people, who feature in CHY Mall marketing videos:

Outside of CHY Mall however, neither individual appears to have a verifiable digital footprint.

Whether Chah and Khan are just opportunistic Asians targeting Africa, or whether they are working with individuals in Ghana is unknown.

Based on their respective performances in CHY Mall’s marketing videos, Chah and Khan could also very well be Boris CEO plants.

Whatever the case, CHY Mall’s executive foundation is full of red flags that should not be ignored.

Read on for a full review of CHY Mall’s MLM opportunity.

CHY Mall’s Products

CHY Mall affiliates are provided access to an e-commerce mall, stocked with cheap dropshipped crap from China:

CHY Mall’s Compensation Plan

CHY Mall’s compensation plan sees affiliates purchase products from the e-commerce platform.

Through a complicated ruse of pretending to sell products on behalf of affiliates to non-existent retail customers, CHY Mall pays affiliates a 10 day return.

The gist is you as a CHY Mall affiliate buy something from the e-commerce platform. You hand over more money (disguised as additional wholesale product purchases), and get a return over a month.

An example provided in official CHY Mall marketing material details a $240 monthly ROI on a singly $180 investment. Plus some malarkey “quantum fuel saving cards”.

The primary source of new investment into CHY Mall is recruitment of new affiliates, who each invest in VIP tiers:

invest $50 into a VIP2 position and receive $7 every 10 days

invest $100 into a VIP3 position and receive $14 every 10 days

invest $300 into a VIP4 position and receive $42 every 10 days

invest $600 into a VIP5 position and receive $84 every 10 days

invest $1200 into a VIP6 position and receive $168 every 10 days

Apparently returns continue to be paid out every ten days, until a CHY Mall affiliate puts in a withdrawal request.

Presumably at that point reinvestment is required to continue receiving returns every 10 days.

Note that the VIP tiers have to be invested in 
before
an affiliate can invest outside of affiliate membership (the VIP tiers are affiliate membersh

🤖 Quick Answer

What is CHY Mall and where is it actually based?
CHY Mall, officially Century Heng Yue Group SDN BDH, markets itself as a Malaysian e-commerce company. However, investigations reveal its actual operations are confined to African countries, specifically Nigeria and Ghana, suggesting the company operates from within Africa rather than Malaysia.

What was CHY Mall's previous business name?
CHY Mall previously operated under the name Sairui E-Commerce Ghana Limited. This name change from Sairui to CHY Mall, combined with the shift from identifying as a Ghanaian company to claiming Malaysian registration, raises questions about the company's operational transparency and legitimacy.

How does CHY Mall present itself online?
CHY Mall's website contains vague corporate descriptions lacking substantive information about its MLM business model. The company's official Facebook page is managed from Ghana, contradicting its claimed Malaysian headquarters and

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