jaccm-tu.one: Clone Forex Scam Imitating ACCM Prime

jaccm-tu.one is a clone site that collects investors by copying the name and corporate identity of ACCM Prime Pty Ltd, a company registered in Australia. ASIC, Australia's financial regulator, entered the site in its warning records with a "clone" label; the mobile panel runs at m.jaccm-tu.one.

🔍 What Has Been Found About jaccm-tu.one

• Domains: jaccm-tu.one and m.jaccm-tu.one; the domain was registered on 30 April 2026 with the owner's details hidden.
• Official record: an ASIC-sourced "clone – imitation of ACCM Prime Pty Ltd" warning in the IOSCO warning network (November 2026).
• Imitated name: ACCM Prime Pty Ltd. This company is not the operator of the site; its name is being used without permission.

Our ACCM (accmfx.com) articleTR describes a different operation with a similar name; there is no proven link between the two sites.

🚩 How Does the Clone Site Scheme Work?

In schemes of this kind the title, address and licence number of a licensed Australian broker are copied; when the investor verifies these details online, trust grows. Payments, however, are requested not to the institution but to the accounts of individuals or unrelated companies, or to crypto wallets. The balance that grows on the dashboard turns into new fee demands at the withdrawal stage.

🔗 Other Platforms Using the Same Method

We have previously covered similar sites for which ASIC issued a clone warning.

🧭 The Legal Process for Victims

SPK Decision No. 8/297 defines unauthorised leveraged trading intermediation aimed at people in Türkiye as an unlawful activity; authorisation is checked in the SPK list of authorised institutions. In clone cases, an asset investigationTR through the holders of the accounts where the money went, and an unjust enrichment claimTR, come into play.

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

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