Gross Multi Credo Bank Scam: Fake Withdrawal Bank

Gross Multi Credo Bank is a digital bank website at grossmulticredo.com that claims to offer "instant money transfers anywhere in the world". Sites of this kind work like the back room of investment platforms: a person who wants to withdraw profit is told "your money has been transferred to your bank account", while the release of the balance is made conditional on a new fee.

🏦 The Withdrawal Bank Scheme

We have described this method of imitating the signboard of a real bank in our article on fake brokerage and bank clone sites.

🔍 Warning Records and Contact Trail

In July 2026 the UK financial regulator, the FCA, published a warning that Gross Multi Credo offers banking and credit services without authorisation; the Norwegian financial supervisory authority also added the site to its warning list. The email address used on the site is [email protected]. The domain was registered in October 2025, which does not fit the claim of "more than ten years of experience". Taking payments under the appearance of a bank account is assessed within the qualified fraud provisions of Article 158/1-f of the Turkish Penal Code.

🔗 Other Sites Playing the Same Role

We have also covered other schemes that make withdrawals conditional on a new fee.

🧭 Following the Payments

For transfers sent abroad, the possibility of a SWIFT recall depends on timing. The accounts that received the money are traced through an asset investigationTR, and an unjust enrichment claimTR against the account holder may come into play.

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