SportArb provide a UK Companies House registration certificate on their website, which reveals Sport Arbitrage LTD was incorporated in August, 2016.

An office address in Birmingham is provided in SportArb’s incorporation documents. Further research reveals this to a suite of offices, with the same address belonging to over three hundred businesses.

Four executives are named on the SportArb website; Ronald Wald (CEO), Sid Clive (Senior IT Engineer), Mitch Stew (customer service) and Andres Martin (trader).

The SportArb website domain (“sportarb.com”) was registered in August, 2016 by Wald.

A LinkedIn profile is provided for each SportArb executive. They all seem pretty suspicious though, with only Sport Arbitrage LTD listed under “experience”.

If it were possible to see when LinkedIn profiles were created, I wouldn’t be surprised to find all four were created on or around the same date.

Outside of SportArb, none of the named executives appear to exist.

Suggesting whoever created the SportArb executive profiles might have slipped up, I found one discrepancy in the company’s corporate filings.

Ronald Wald’s LinkedIn profile his location as Dresden Area, Germany. In SportArb’s incorporation filings Wald’s nationality is “British” and through a London residential address, his stated country of residence is the UK.

This isn’t definitive by any means but when combined with the complete lack of information available about any of SportArb’s named executives, is highly suspicious.

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.

SportArb Products

SportArb has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market SportArb affiliate membership itself.

The SportArb Compensation Plan

The SportArb compensation plan sees affiliates invest bitcoin on the promise of a daily ROI payout. SportArb state on their website they generate a weekly ROI of up to 10%.

Up to 90% of the daily ROI rate is paid out, based on how long a SportArb affiliate invests their money for:

Beginner ($25 to $499) – 60% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 30 days

Starter ($500 to $999) – 65% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 45 days

Basic ($1000 to $2499) – 70% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 60 days

Advanced ($2500 to $4999) – 75% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 75 days

Expert ($5000 to $24,499) – 80% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 90 days

Partner ($25,000 to $100,000) – 90% of daily ROI rate paid out, funds are invested for 120 days

Residual Commissions

SportArb pay residual commissions via a unilevel compensation structure.

A unilevel compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of a unilevel team, with every personally recruited affiliate placed directly under them (level 1):

If any level 1 affiliates recruit new affiliates, they are placed on level

🤖 Quick Answer

Is SportArb a legitimate UK-registered company?
SportArb (Sport Arbitrage LTD) holds a Companies House registration dating August 2016, with a Birmingham office address. However, this address serves over three hundred businesses, suggesting a shared commercial suite rather than a dedicated operational headquarters, raising questions about organizational legitimacy.

Who are the executives listed on SportArb's platform?
Four executives are identified: Ronald Wald (CEO), Sid Clive (Senior IT Engineer), Mitch Stew (Customer Service), and Andres Martin (Trader). All maintain LinkedIn profiles, though these profiles list only Sport Arbitrage LTD as professional experience, lacking external employment history.

When was the SportArb domain registered?
The sportarb.com domain was registered in August 2016 by Ronald Wald, coinciding with the company's incorporation date at Companies House

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