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Infinite Markets website — flagged by AEDFIX

Infinite Markets Scam — Binary Bets From $10, AFM Warns

Verdict up front: Infinite Markets (infinitemarkets.trade) tells visitors to “Bet on price direction, up or down” and offers binary options from a 10 USD deposit. The Dutch regulator AFM put “Infinite Markets Ltd.” on its warning list on 15 September 2026. Do not sign up.

Website infinitemarkets.trade
Name used Infinite Markets Ltd.
Domain registered 7 May 2025 — about sixteen months old
Regulator warning AFM (Netherlands), 15 September 2026, via IOSCO I-SCAN
Product Binary options / “bets” on price direction
Status Live today

Trade the markets, bet the movement

The headline reads “Trade the Markets. Bet the Movement.” The menu has a “Binary Options” page, and the pitch is simple: “Bet on price direction, up or down, and profit from your predictions.”

Selling binary options to retail customers has been banned in the EU and the UK since 2018–2019, because regulators found most customers lose. A platform built around them, and warned about by the Dutch regulator, is not one to trust with money.

A low door and a bonus

“Sign up and get 500 USD to your demo account to learn how to trade.” “The minimum deposit amount to start real trading is 10 USD.” A tiny first deposit is how many schemes start: it costs little to try, the demo wins look real, and the requests for larger “upgrades” come later.

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Telegram and tournaments

Beside “Start Trading” sits a “Join Telegram” button, and the site promotes trading “tournaments” and a partner programme. The home page names no regulator, licence number or company address. Its FAQ asks “Is it safe and legal?” — the regulator has since answered that question.

⚠ Verified evidence

  • AFM (Netherlands) listed Infinite Markets Ltd. (infinitemarkets.trade) on 15 September 2026 (IOSCO I-SCAN).
  • Offers binary options — “bet on price direction, up or down”.
  • Minimum deposit 10 USD; 500 USD demo bonus.
  • Pushes a Telegram channel; no licence named.
  • Domain registered 7 May 2025; FCA register: no match.

Your own check on Infinite Markets

Go to the AFM register at afm.nl. Enter infinitemarkets.trade first, then the trading name “Infinite Markets”. The AFM also keeps a public warnings list — the domain itself should appear if it has been flagged. A WHOIS or RDAP lookup on infinitemarkets.trade shows the registration date: 7 May 2025. A match on name alone is not enough — the website on the entry must be infinitemarkets.trade.

The verdict: Infinite Markets sells banned-style bets from a 10 dollar door, runs its community on Telegram and has been flagged by the Dutch AFM. Do not deposit.

Report your Infinite Markets. experience

✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT INFINITE MARKETS

Or write to support@aedfix.com — include the website, what you paid and any screenshots. Keep logins and wallet phrases private.

Sources, checked 28 September 2026: IOSCO I-SCAN entry “Infinite Markets Ltd.” — The Netherlands, AFM, 15 September 2026 · FCA register search (no match) · RDAP registration record for infinitemarkets.trade · the live page at infinitemarkets.trade, read in full

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