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WealthGAF Scam — A Site That Calls Itself Omega Trade

Verdict up front: WealthGAF (wealthgaf.info) offers forex, crypto and commodities trading. One of its own headings reads “Why traders worldwide trust Omega Trade” — a different name. It is listed on the BrokersView (FastBull) scam broker list. The domain was registered on 19 March 2026 — about six and a half months ago.

Website wealthgaf.info
Names on the page WealthGAF, Omega Trade
Claims 1500+ traders; “over 180 countries”
Licence shown None
Listed BrokersView (FastBull) scam broker list
Domain age Registered 19 March 2026 — about 6.5 months

Two names on one page

The page was copied from another site and the old brand name was not removed. Scam networks reuse the same template across many brand names; when one is exposed, the next one goes live.

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1,500 traders in 180 countries

The site says it is “relied on by more than 1500 traders worldwide” and invites you to join “a community of traders from over 180 countries”. That is fewer than nine traders per country.

A million-dollar mock-up

An app image shows “Welcome, Stephen” with a balance of $1,001,125 and an “80% hit rate”. It is a picture designed to make you imagine your own balance.

On a scam list

BrokersView lists WealthGAF among its scam brokers. The .info site names no regulator.

⚠ Verified evidence

  • Listed on the BrokersView (FastBull) scam broker list.
  • Page heading names a different brand, Omega Trade.
  • “1500+ traders” in “180 countries”.
  • No regulator or licence named.

If money has gone to WealthGAF

  • A withdrawal “fee” from WealthGAF is the next stage of the scam, not a step towards your money.
  • Do not reply to new messages from WealthGAF staff; block the numbers.
  • Warn friends who joined through the same contact as you did.
  • Phone your bank or card issuer and ask about a chargeback or a recall of the transfer.

Testing WealthGAF’s claims

The quickest test is your own country’s regulator register and IOSCO’s I-SCAN list: search “WealthGAF” and, separately, wealthgaf.info. A WHOIS or RDAP lookup on wealthgaf.info shows the registration date: Registered 19 March 2026 about 6.5 months. If the site names no regulator at all, there is nothing to verify, and that is the answer. IOSCO’s I-SCAN list collects warnings from regulators worldwide in one search.

The verdict: WealthGAF cannot keep its own name straight. Do not deposit.

Report your WealthGAF experience

✎ FILE A COMPLAINT ABOUT WEALTHGAF

Include what you paid WealthGAF and through which bank or wallet. We never need your login details.

Sources, checked 4 October 2026: BrokersView (FastBull) scam broker list · RDAP registration record for wealthgaf.info · the live page at wealthgaf.info, read in full. A listing on a broker-warning site is a red flag, not a court finding. General information, not investment advice.

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