Wish Money provides no information on its website about who owns or runs the business.

Wish Money’s website domain (“wishmoney.com”) was first registered in 2006.

The domain registration was last updated with private details on May 14th, 2019.

A search on the WayBack Machine confirms that as of late last year, the Wish Money domain was for sale.

This suggests that the current owner(s) took possession of the domain on or around May 2019.

Further research reveals Wish Money marketing material citing Jelson Becker as CEO of the company.

Outside of Wish Money, Becker (right) has a 
heavy
affiliation with religion.

Becker’s ties to religion appear to be coordinated through Ativacao Profetica, a “school of prophetic activation” in Pernambuco, Brazil.

Our goal is to equip the Saintsand empower the Body of Christ through ON LINE Training and Periodic Meetings in Affiliated Churches to ourMission Mobilization Network.

On Ativacao Profetics’s website, Becker is referred to as a

simple brother and in love with the Kingdom of God.

He has been serving the Body of Christ for decades as an apostle or prophet missionary with an emphasis on signs and miracles … And more recently after 2009 he has served some local churches as a mentor and ministerial father.

I might be limited by language-barriers, but as far as I can tell Becker doesn’t have an MLM history prior to Wish Money.

Read on for a full review of Wish Money’s MLM opportunity.

Wish Money’s Products

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

Wish Money’s Compensation Plan

Wish Money affiliates invest funds on the promise of an advertised 300% to 400% return.

Note that 400% returns are subject to additional rank-based qualification criteria.

Returns are paid out daily
in bitcoin
at up to 2.1%, with affiliates able to invest in ten offered tiers:

Founder 1 – $50

Founder 2 – $100

Founder 3 – $250

Founder 4 – $525

Founder 5 – $1050

Founder 6 – $2100

Founder 7 – $5200

Founder 10 – $10,000

Founder 25 – $25,000

Founder 50 – $50,000

Wish Money Affiliate Ranks

There are ten affiliate ranks within Wish Money’s compensation plan.

Along with their respective qualification criteria, they are as follows:

Mentor 1 – generate an accumulated 200 points in weaker binary team side volume

Mentor 2 – generate an accumulated 800 points in weaker binary team side volume

Mentor 3 – generate an accumulated 4000 points in weaker binary team side volume

Mentor 4 – generate an accumulated 10,000 points in weaker binary team side volume

Mentor 5 – generate an accumulated 40,000 points in weaker binary team side volume

Mentor 6 – generate an accumulated 100,000 points in weaker binary team side volume and recruit and maintain at least two Mentor 3 ranked affiliates (one on both sides of the binary team)

Mentor 7 – generate an accumulated 300,000 points in weaker binary team side volume and recruit and maintain

🤖 Quick Answer

Who owns and operates Wish Money?
Wish Money provides no official ownership information on its website. Marketing materials identify Jelson Becker as CEO. The company's domain was registered in 2006, with ownership changes occurring around May 2019. Becker maintains significant affiliations with religious organizations, particularly Ativacao Profetica in Pernambuco, Brazil.

When did Wish Money's current management assume control?
Evidence suggests the current ownership took possession of the wishmoney.com domain approximately May 2019, when domain registration details were last updated. Prior to this date, the domain appeared to be for sale according to the WayBack Machine archives from late 2018.

What is Jelson Becker's background?
Jelson Becker serves as CEO of Wish Money. Beyond this role, he maintains substantial involvement with religious institutions, particularly through

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