⚠️ Eight jurisdictions have acted against Aurum Foundation — including a criminal referral in Poland.

How to report it — step by step

The more victims report, the more likely an investigation becomes. This is not legal advice — for a formal complaint, consider a lawyer or the relevant authority.

Use a ready-made complaint template →
  1. 1

    Secure your evidence

    Save everything with dates: screenshots of the dashboard and trade history, transaction hashes and wallet addresses, the amounts and dates you deposited, and the contact details of whoever recruited you.

  2. 2

    Stop depositing and recruiting

    Do not deposit more, and do not recruit anyone else. Recruiting creates new victims and can expose you to your own liability.

  3. 3

    Report to the right authorities

    File with the bodies listed below. Priority: Dubai (the operators are based there) and your own country of residence. Attach your evidence and reference the existing warnings.

  4. 4

    Get the domain flagged

    Report the domains to Google Safe Browsing and to ChainPatrol so browsers and crypto wallets warn other people. (ChainPatrol: chainpatrol.io)

  5. 5

    Trace the money (if you can)

    If you have a wallet address or a transaction hash, report it to Chainabuse. USDT freezes generally happen only through law enforcement, via Tether.

  6. 6

    Avoid the second scam

    Do not use "fund recovery" services. They overwhelmingly turn out to be a second scam targeting people who already lost money.

💡 Tip: referencing the seven regulator warnings plus Poland’s criminal referral in your complaint adds significant credibility.

Where to report

Help get the website blocked

You don’t need to be a victim to help. Reporting Aurum’s domains to the channels below gets the site flagged in browsers and wallets — and can get the domain suspended. Most take under a minute and need no login.

Copy-and-paste justification

Official, verifiable warnings only — paste this into any form below.

Aurum Foundation (aurum.foundation, aurumfoundation.io, aurum-foundation.com, aurum.trading) is an alleged investment-fraud / crypto-MLM Ponzi scheme. It is the subject of public warnings from seven financial regulators — Russia (CBR), Nigeria (SEC), Greece (HCMC, under EU MiCA), New Zealand (FMA), France (AMF), Australia (ASIC) and Hong Kong (SFC) — and a criminal referral by Poland's financial regulator KNF. Browsers using the MetaMask wallet flag the site as deceptive/phishing, and it is documented by the MLM-fraud publication BehindMLM. It is not licensed in any jurisdiction that has examined it. Please review it for violation of your fraud / phishing / acceptable-use policies. Evidence and primary sources: https://aurum-foundation-scam.com

Domains to report

aurum.foundation aurumfoundation.io aurum-foundation.com aurum.trading

Browser & security blocklists

Fast, high impact, mostly no login — these make browsers and wallets warn other people.

Netcraft

Open form ↗

Feeds many browsers, antivirus engines and security filters.

How: Enter the URL, paste the justification, email is optional, then “Report Malicious URL” (solve the CAPTCHA).

Google Safe Browsing

Open form ↗

Triggers the red “deceptive site” warning in Chrome, Safari and Firefox.

How: Enter the URL and the justification, solve the reCAPTCHA, then Submit. No login.

Microsoft SmartScreen

Open form ↗

Warns users of Microsoft Edge and Windows.

How: Choose “Phishing”, enter the URL, submit (no login needed).

Cloudflare

Open form ↗

aurum.foundation and aurum.trading run behind Cloudflare’s CDN; Cloudflare forwards the report to the host and adds its own filters.

How: Pick “Phishing & Malware”, list those two URLs and paste the justification (your name/email required).

ChainPatrol

Open form ↗

Crypto-scam blocklist that feeds wallet phishing protection (incl. MetaMask). The site is already MetaMask-flagged — reporting keeps and extends it.

How: Use “Report”, enter the URL and the justification.

Chainabuse

Open form ↗

Community crypto-scam database used by exchanges and investigators.

How: Choose “Investment / Ponzi scheme”, enter the URL (add wallet addresses/tx only if you have them).

Registrar & hosting abuse

These can suspend the domain or hosting itself. Email them the domains + the justification above.

NameCheap (registrar)

Registrar of aurum.foundation and aurum-foundation.com — can suspend a domain used for fraud.

How: Email [email protected] with the two domains and the justification; cite the regulator warnings.

Email: [email protected]

Bluehost (hosting)

Hosts aurumfoundation.io.

How: Email [email protected] with the URL and the justification.

Email: [email protected]

Additional crypto/phishing databases: PhishTank (free account) and APWG also accept reports.