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GainLiteX — flagged scam broker

GainLiteX — 100% in 21 Days, Built on Cryptonic

The footer of GainLiteX (gainlitex.co) still carries the label “Cryptonic Logo” — the name of the template it was built on. Above it sits a plan that accepts up to $20,000,000 and another that promises 100% in 21 days. Germany’s BaFin published a warning about the website in October 2026. The domain was registered on 27 July 2026, under three months ago.

Seven plans, ranked by return

Plan Return Term Deposit
Veteran 14% 7 days $200–$1,999
Elite 18% 7 days $2,000–$4,999
Professional 25% 7 days $5,000–$9,999
Master 35% 7 days $10,000–$49,999
Legendary 42% 7 days $50,000–$20,000,000
Shareholder 75% 21 days $10,000–$1,000,000
Shareholder Pro 100% 21 days $20,000–$1,000,000

The column is headed “RIO”. Shareholder Pro would double $20,000 in three weeks. The homepage adds: “Over the past month, we’ve achieved an impressive 6% daily profit.”

A seven-year legacy on a July 2026 domain

  • ✗ “a legacy spanning over 7 years” and, elsewhere, “over half a decade”.
  • ✗ Copyright “2015”.
  • ✗ Counters: 346,548 active users, $5,695,908 deposits, $4,576,985 profits — while the FAQ cites “£5M” in assets.
  • ✗ Address only “Abercynon Nr. Cardiff, CF45 4SN”; no company, phone or email.
  • ✗ Image paths named “temp_name”; the heading “VETERAN VETERAN” printed twice.

GainLiteX claims no regulator. Its product list stretches from cloud mining and forex to oil and gas, real estate, medical cannabis, agriculture and an ICO/token section.

⚠ Data points

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  • BaFin warning, October 2026.
  • 100% in 21 days; plan cap $20,000,000.
  • Footer still labelled “Cryptonic”.
  • Domain registered 27 July 2026.

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Checking a BaFin-warned site

BaFin publishes its warnings on bafin.de, and the UK FCA register covers firms claiming a Cardiff-area base. GainLiteX names no company for either to find. Before chasing a withdrawal, stop paying any “fee” it asks for and keep your wallet transaction IDs.

Sources: BaFin warning about gainlitex.co (October 2026); gainlitex.co homepage, plans and FAQ (read on 22 October 2026); RDAP record for gainlitex.co. General information only.

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