Warning Consob on Tradoxium
Publication Date: 2026-10-09
Original Disclosure
""Goldgcapital"" (website https://goldgcapital.net and associated page https://my.aipltfrm.com); - ""Tradoxium"" (website https://tradoxiumpro.com and pages https://clientzone.tradoxiumpro.com and https://wt.quantivaedge.com); - ""FXPepper"" (website https://fxpepper.eu and associated page https://portal.fxpepper.eu); - ""Money-Mentor.io"" (website https://money-mentor.io and associated page https://cfd.money-mentor.io). As part of its efforts to combat unauthorised financial activities, Consob has ordered the blocking of four websites through which unauthorised investment services and activities relating to financial instruments were being carried out. Below is the list of websites ordered to be taken down: - ""Goldgcapital"" (website https://goldgcapital.net and associated page https://my.aipltfrm.com); - ""Tradoxium"" (website https://tradoxiumpro.com and pages https://clientzone.tradoxiumpro.com and https://wt.quantivaedge.com); - ""FXPepper"" (website https://fxpepper.eu and associated page https://portal.fxpepper.eu); - ""Money-Mentor.io"" (website https://money-mentor.io and associated page https://cfd.money-mentor.io). This brings the total number of websites blocked by Consob since July 2019 – when the Authority was granted the power to order the blocking of websites belonging to unauthorised financial intermediaries – to 1,838. Of these, 235 relate to crypto-related activities. The measures adopted by Consob can be viewed on the website www.consob.it. Internet service providers operating in Italy are currently taking steps to block access to the websites. For technical reasons, it may take a few days for the block to take effect. It is important that savers exercise the utmost diligence in making fully informed investment decisions, adopting common-sense practices that are essential for safeguarding their savings: these include checking in advance, for websites offering investment services and crypto-assets, that the operator through which the investment is made is authorised and, for offers of financial products and crypto-assets, that the prospectus or white paper has been published. Consob also draws attention to the evolving nature of deceptive practices that exploit the internet to steal users' money and personal data: there has been an increase in the use of new tools, such as emails and 'cloned' websites, fake profiles of politicians and celebrities, and content generated by artificial intelligence systems – such as images, voices or videos – with the aim of persuading investors to make harmful investment decisions. To this end, Consob urges investors to consult the dedicated information sheet containing advice on how to protect themselves against financial fraud in the age of artificial intelligence, and reminds them that its website features the 'Watch out for scams!' section, where useful information is available to warn investors against fraudulent financial schemes. *** Order, pursuant to Article 7-octies, subparagraph (b), of Legislative Decree No. 58 of February 24, 1998 (Consolidated Law on Finance – Tuf), to put an end to the violation of Article 18 of the same Tuf, committed by: ""Goldgcapital"" via the website https://goldgcapital.net and the related page https://my.aipltfrm.com (Resolution No. 24158 of October 8, 2026); ""Tradoxium"" via the website https://tradoxiumpro.com and the pages https://clientzone.tradoxiumpro.com and https://wt.quantivaedge.com (Resolution No. 24159 of October 8, 2026); ""FXPepper"" via the website https://fxpepper.eu and the related page https://portal.fxpepper.eu (Resolution No. 24160 of October 8, 2026); ""Money-Mentor.io"" via the website https://money-mentor.io and the related page https://cfd.money-mentor.io (Resolution No. 24157 of October 8, 2026). 9 October 2026
