Verdict up front: Trading Time (cyber-bot.nl) is a Russian-language site on a Dutch domain with a simple promise: “The robot trades — you earn!” It offers free automated FOREX robots, with applications taken only through Telegram. Ukraine’s National Securities and Stock Market Commission warned about it on 11 May 2026. The domain was registered on 13 May 2024.
| Website | cyber-bot.nl |
|---|---|
| Brand | Trading Time |
| Products | Robots “Smart Machine 2.2 EA”, “Smart Machine 3.0”, “Profit Hunter” |
| Sign-up | “Application in Telegram” only |
| Warning | NSSMC (Ukraine), 11 May 2026 |
| Domain registered | 13 May 2024 — about 2 years 5 months old |
Free robot, paid broker
The robots are offered “free”: get one by e-mail, connect it, test it. A free robot needs a trading account to run on. The operator chooses that account — usually an unlicensed broker that pays them for every depositor they bring.
Got an offer from Trading Time?
✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT TRADING TIME
Include what you paid Trading Time and through which bank or wallet. We never need your login details.
‘The most aggressive robot!’
One product, Profit Hunter, is advertised as “the most aggressive robot”. In trading, aggressive means larger positions and faster losses. It is sold as a feature because the operator does not carry the risk — you do.
Everything through Telegram
The only way in is “Application in Telegram”. Moving a sale into a private chat removes it from any public record. Telegram contacts can vanish, rename themselves or block you the moment you ask for a withdrawal.
Watch your investments grow
“See how your investments grow”, says the site. A robot’s results on a dashboard you do not control prove nothing. Ukraine’s regulator has warned that this operation is not licensed to offer investment services.
⚠ Verified evidence
- NSSMC (Ukraine) warning naming Trading Time, 11 May 2026.
- “The robot trades — you earn!”
- “Profit Hunter — the most aggressive robot”.
- Sign-up only via Telegram.
If money has gone to Trading Time
- Refuse any extra payment Trading Time says is needed to release profits.
- Export your WhatsApp or Telegram chats with Trading Time and keep every receipt.
- Phone your bank or card issuer and ask about a chargeback or a recall of the transfer.
- Record the Trading Time login page and your balance with dated screenshots.
Where Trading Time should appear — and does not
Search the NSSMC register of licensed professional participants for both “Trading Time” and cyber-bot.nl — a licensed firm turns up under each. Search the name with the words “warning” and “reviews” too — victims often post first. Check how old the address is too — cyber-bot.nl dates from 13 May 2024. Its warnings are also on IOSCO I-SCAN.
The verdict: Trading Time gives away robots to collect deposits for someone else, through a chat app. Do not connect an account.
Your Trading Time story helps others
✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT TRADING TIME
A short note is enough: when you paid Trading Time, how, and how much. No passwords, ever.
Sources, checked 3 October 2026: NSSMC (Ukraine) warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (11 May 2026) · RDAP registration record for cyber-bot.nl · the live page at cyber-bot.nl, read in full. Listing by a regulator is a warning, not a judgment. Educational only; not personal financial advice.
