FutureCash provide no information on their website about who owns or runs the business.
The FutureCash website domain (“futurecash.io”) was privately registered on December 2nd, 2017.
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.
FutureCash Products
FutureCash has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market FutureCash affiliate membership itself.
The FutureCash Compensation Plan
FutureCash affiliates acquire FCH points from the company’s anonymous owners.
FCH points are sold to FutureCash affiliates for $1 each.
Once acquired, FCH points are “lent” back to FutureCash on the promise of a monthly ROI of up to 40% a month.
invest $200 to $1009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 16% for 179 days
invest $1010 to $5009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 18% plus 0.1% bonus daily ROI for 159 days
invest $5010 to $10,009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 20% plus 0.12% bonus daily ROI for 149 days
invest $10,010 to $20,009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 22% plus 0.14% bonus daily ROI for 139 days
invest $20,010 to $40,009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 25% plus 0.16% bonus daily ROI for 129 days
invest $40,010 to $60,009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 30% plus 0.18% bonus daily ROI for 119 days
invest $60,010 to $100,009 and receive a monthly ROI of up to 35% plus 0.2% bonus daily ROI for 99 days
invest $100,010 or more and receive a monthly ROI of up to 40% plus 0.22% bonus daily ROI for 89 days
FutureCash pay referral commissions on invested funds down three levels of recruitment (unilevel):
level 1 (personally recruited affiliates) – 10%
level 2 – 3%
level 3 – 2%
Joining FutureCash
Future Cash affiliate membership is tied to a minimum $200 investment.
Conclusion
FutureCash claim to generate ROI revenue through a “smart investment system”.
The company provides no evidence of such a system existing, or any external revenue being derived from it.
Furthermore FutureCash’s business model fails the Ponzi logic test.
If FutureCash’s anonymous owners had a “smart investment system” capable of generating a monthly ROI of up to 40%, why would they share generated revenue with randoms over the internet?
In a nod to there being no investment system, smart or otherwise, FutureCash compare themselves to known ICO lending Ponzi schemes
BitConnect
and
HextraCoin
.
FutureCash helps investors recover their capital faster, within 89 days in comparison with Bitconnect 120 days, Hextracoin 99 days respectively.
For reference,
HextraCoin collapsed
around January 4th.
BitConnect went on to collapse
a few weeks later.
When affiliate recruitment dies down and FutureCash is no longer able to pay investors promised ROIs, it too will collapse and leave the majority of investors with a loss.
🤖 Quick Answer
What is FutureCash and how does it operate?FutureCash is a lending scheme where affiliates purchase FCH points at $1 each and lend them back to the company in exchange for promised monthly returns up to 40%. The business operates with anonymous ownership and lacks retailable products, with marketing focused solely on affiliate membership recruitment rather than tangible goods or services.
What are the red flags associated with FutureCash?
FutureCash exhibits concerning characteristics including complete anonymity of ownership and management, privately registered domain since December 2017, absence of legitimate products or services, and unsustainable promised returns of 40% monthly. These factors align with typical Ponzi scheme structures targeting investors through MLM recruitment models.
What investment requirements does FutureCash impose?
FutureCash requires minimum investments ranging from $200 to $1,009 to
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