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BTC Invest Scam Warning: dtags.uk and fdinvestmentsapy.com

Savun Law & Consultancy · Updated 14 November 2026

BTC Invest Scam Warning: dtags.uk and fdinvestmentsapy.com

The BTC Invest name is tied not to one website but to three interchangeable addresses: dtags.uk, fdinvestmentsapy.com and fdinvestmentsapo.com. The "/?#/My" ending on one of the addresses shows that the user is directed to a "My Account" panel styled like a mobile app.

In short: BTC Invest is not authorised in Türkiye by the Capital Markets Board (SPK). It is a crypto scheme opened with the promise of Bitcoin investment, in which a panel shows profit while withdrawals are blocked. Claiming back the money paid in cases of this kind is legally possible.

🔍 The Addresses BTC Invest Uses

Address Registration
fdinvestmentsapy.com 30.04.2026, Amazon Registrar
fdinvestmentsapo.com 30.04.2026, Amazon Registrar; today an empty server page
dtags.uk 20.08.2025, Gandi; registration expired on 20.08.2026

The two ".com" addresses, taken on the same day and differing by a single letter, are backup addresses prepared so that a new domain can immediately replace one that is shut down. On 02.10.2026 the UK FCA listed the three addresses as an unauthorised firm in a single entry.

📱 The Scheme That Runs Through the "My Account" Panel

In schemes of this kind the link is usually sent through a messaging app; after registering, the user deposits USDT or Bitcoin and sees a balance that grows daily on the panel. When a withdrawal is requested, a "level upgrade" or a tax payment is made a condition. The My Maa Markets forex platformTR, despite the similarity in name, is a separate scheme.

🔗 Crypto Sites Running the Same Scheme

🧭 Next Steps

It is established that the scheme does not appear in the SPK licence register searchTR; the act is treated as qualified fraud committed through information systems under Article 158/1-f of the Turkish Penal Code. The stages of the investigation leading to an indictmentTR and an unjust enrichment claimTR against the persons to whom the money was transferred are assessed together.

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Are dtags.uk and fdinvestmentsapy.com the same platform?

The official warning groups the three addresses in a single entry under the name BTC Invest.

If an address does not open, has the platform closed?

Schemes of this kind can continue under a new domain; an address that does not open does not mean the trail of the money is lost.

If a level upgrade fee is paid, will withdrawals open?

In this scheme every payment is met with a new condition; the fee does not open withdrawals.

I was a victim of BTC Invest. What can I do?

For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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This page is an English adaptation of our Turkish article BTC Invest (dtags.uk / fdinvestmentsapy.com) Kripto Yatırım Dolandırıcılığı.

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