About us

The idea of ​​our site is dictated by simple but terrifying statistics:

$1
trillion
According to some estimates, annual losses worldwide from fraud are about $1 trillion.
$12.5
billion
The Federal Trade Commission reports that consumers lost more than $12.5 billion to fraudulent activity in 2024.
$5.7
billion
The leading cause of money loss is investment fraud, accounting for $5.7 billion.

So, 5.7 billion dollars only in 2024, only in one country (USA), only under the legend of investments, in other words, promises of quick earnings. Impressive, isn’t it?

We believe that these figures represent monstrous damage both to the economy and to the general redistribution of money, as well as to the financial budget of one individual or family. But you may ask, how can one combat such a pernicious and enormous influence of scammers who tirelessly invent new and extremely sophisticated schemes?

Awareness, dear readers. Only knowledge and understanding of fraudulent techniques, as well as spreading the word about the experience of previous clients, can overcome this hydra. Only in this way will one day a person google reviews of such and such a company and come across a site where this company is checked for scam and feedback is left about it. This is how we at Scamcheck24 can improve the situation, even if it is a small contribution.

In a nutshell, our site provides two basic functions:

Based on our shared experience, we offer an objective and informative summary of any financial project. In essence, all the details can be reduced to two paragraphs: trading conditions and the legality of activity. Rest assured that we are well-versed in both!

Meanwhile, our goal is not to tarnish absolutely all companies, nor to participate in primitive blackmail, extortion, or some kind of black PR. Some investment projects that catch our eye or are reported by user feedback deserve positive attention. As a rule, their share is not so large, because we do not consider obviously popular, reliable organizations — why would we check them for scams except for performing procrastiworking? But they still exist, they are not ghosts.

With a constant need to expand our expertise and audience, we also welcome requests for articles, whether from an inquiring investor or an interested project manager. No such request will be ignored, rest for sure!

A natural question arises: who are we to check the good intentions of this or that financial company? It is a pleasure to introduce you to our team.

Our Experts
Daniel Hughes
Daniel Hughes

Daniel Hughes is a UK-based analyst who has been studying the Forex market for over eight years. He began his career at a small brokerage firm in Leeds, where he was responsible for checking trading conditions and monitoring compliance with FCA standards. This experience gave him an understanding of how brokers set spreads, charge commissions, and build their marketing promises. On our website, accordingly, Daniel is responsible for the section dedicated to forex brokers: he tests trading terminals, checks licenses, and looks for hidden conditions in user agreements. His materials are full of practical benefits — he tries to explain which companies are trustworthy and which are just masquerading their unreliability.

Milena Koleva
Milena Koleva

Milena Koleva is originally from Bulgaria and has been researching the binary options industry for over seven years. At first, she had to work as an analyst in a broker’s call center, where she saw first-hand how aggressive sales schemes are built and how often clients are promised unrealistic results. This experience shaped her interest in exposing unscrupulous companies. In our team, Milena specializes in articles about binary options: she analyzes platforms, compares their marketing promises with real conditions, and describes in detail why no one can make money on options. Her goal is to make information accessible to unsuspecting customers and show how to identify a more or less reliable provider in this generally risky market.

Javier Morales
Javier Morales

Javier Morales is a crypto analyst from Spain who began his career in 2016 when he worked as a digital asset consultant for a small investment firm in Barcelona. Since then, he has watched the crypto market change: from ICO booms and numerous “fly-by-night” exchanges to attempts at serious regulation. Javier runs the crypto projects and crypto brokers section at Scamcheck24: he checks exchanges, tests deposit and withdrawal mechanisms, as well as analyzes wallet security and liquidity of trading pairs. His articles help readers understand which projects may be interesting and which ones are created just to collect money and disappear.

Aisha Khan
Aisha Khan

Aisha Khan grew up in Pakistan, studied in Malaysia, and has been living in Dubai for the past few years. A financial analyst by education, she began her career in the online investment monitoring department, where she encountered dozens of “high-yield” schemes promising impossible interest rates. This experience led her to research hype projects and other dubious online investments. On our website, Aisha is responsible for materials about HYIPs: she analyzes how such schemes are structured, checks the promised profitability and the period of existence of companies, and also compares them with the real practice of payments. Her texts help readers understand in time that “too good an offer” almost always means the risk of losing everything.