DGPBot fails to provide company ownership or executive information on its website.

DGPBot’s website domain (“dgpbot.com”), was first registered in 2020. The domain registration was last updated on January 26th, 2022.

Toto Dinar Wijaksono of PT. Hayuning Indo Tech is listed as the owner, through an address in Megelang, Indonesia.

From what I’ve been able to put together, Wijaksono operates out of Indonesia and has put together multiple trading bot investment schemes.

DGPBot launched in mid 2021, alongside DigiBot last year.

An October 2021 press-release names Zainul Wasti as the scheme’s “top leader”:

Toto Wijaksono is cited as owner of the company;

Digibos presents the Digibos Trading Platform called DGPBOT Autopilot, a robotic application for crypto trading that has been tested for excellence and success.

The event was also attended by the owner of Digibos, Toto Dinar Wijaksono who was specially asked to be the main speaker.

Digibos operated from “digibos.vip”, offering investors passive returns through its “DGPBot” trading bot.

Launched on or around June 2021, Digibos lasted less than six months. After it collapsed, Digibos was rebooted as DGPBot in early 2022.

Between Digibos and DGPBot there might have been a short-lived Dgibos reboot (no “i”), operating from “dgibot.co” (circa Oct/Nov 2021).

Another company name worth noting is DGPaytech;

DIGIBOS is an amazing AUTOPILOT TRADING ROBOT.. Created By DGPaytech.com Under license of Hyuning Tech of Indonesia.

The above is from a Digibos YouTube promo video dated August 5th, 2021. DGPaytech’s website domain has since been disabled.

Hayuning Indo Tech operates from “hayuningindotech.com”. It’s a faceless blockchain bro company that represents it’s behind DGPBot and other crypto scams:

If Toto Wijaksono is behind DGPBot, then it follows he owns Hayuning Indo Tech too.

Finally we have “dgptrading.com”, a poorly set up DGPBot support website set up in late 2021.

Due to language barriers, tracking down Toto Dinar Wijaksono presented a challenge.

Last September, Digibos held a potato-quality livestream featuring “Digibos leaders”:

The guy above had the Zoom account “TDW”, which I believe corresponds to Toto Dinar Wijaksono.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

DGPBot’s Products

DGPBot has no retailable products or services.

Affiliates are only able to market DGPBot affiliate membership itself.

DGPBot’s Compensation Plan

DGPBot affiliates pay for rolling two-month trading bot subscriptions

DGPBot offers four subscription tiers, all of which are paid in tether (USDT):

Sapphire – $100 USDT every 2 months, can trade up to $1000 USDT

Ruby – $300 USDT every 2 months, can trade up to $3000 USDT

Emerald – $500 USDT every 2 months, can trade up to $5000 USDT

Diamond – $1000 USDT every 2 months, can trade up to $25,000 USDT

DGPBot pays commissions on bot subscriptions down

🤖 Quick Answer

What is DGPBot and its ownership structure?
DGPBot is a cryptocurrency trading bot platform launched in mid-2021 by Toto Dinar Wijaksono through PT. Hayuning Indo Tech, an Indonesian company based in Magelang. The domain dgpbot.com was registered in 2020, with Wijaksono identified as the primary owner and operator of the automated trading system.

Who are the key figures associated with DGPBot?
Toto Dinar Wijaksono serves as the owner and operator of DGPBot, while Zainul Wasti was named as "top leader" in an October 2021 press release. Wijaksono, operating from Indonesia, has been linked to multiple trading bot investment schemes, including DigiBot, launched alongside DGPBot.

**What regulatory concerns exist regarding DGPBot?

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