YunikonFX securities fraud warnings from Malaysia

YunikonFX has received several securities fraud warnings from Malaysia.

On 14th September, the Bank of Malaysia added YunikonFX and two related entities to its
Financial Consumer Alert List
.

These include;

YunikonFX

AIProFX and

Cryptotech Institution Community (CIC)

Companies on the Bank of Malaysia’s Financial Consumer List are

entities or schemes which may have been wrongly perceived or represented as being licensed or regulated by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).

In other words, they are committing securities fraud.

YunikonFX
is an 8% to 20% monthly ROI Ponzi scheme BehindMLM reviewed back in February 2023.

The scam operates from two primary website domains:

yunikonfx.com – ~6400 visits tracked by SimilarWeb for August 2023, 26% of which came from Malaysia (down 94% month on month)

aiprofx.com – ~1600 visits tracked by SimilarWeb for August 2023, 44% of which came from Malaysia (down 40% month on month)

A BehindMLM reader commenting on our review claims YunikonFX collapsed around July 2023.

🤖 Quick Answer

What is YunikonFX and why did Bank of Malaysia issue fraud warnings?

Which entities were included in Malaysia's Financial Consumer Alert List with YunikonFX?
Bank of Malaysia added three related entities to its warning list: YunikonFX, AIProFX, and Cryptotech Institution Community (CIC). All three organizations falsely claim regulatory authorization from Bank Negara Malaysia while operating without proper licensing or compliance with financial regulations.

**What investment returns does YunikonFX promise to investors

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