TradeValor Bexar Scam: Trading Site on a Borrowed Subdomain

TradeValor Bexar is an investment platform that does not even have a domain of its own: its trading site was published as a subpage of a domain called "bexarrbibliotech.org", a name that suggests a library. The FCA added the scheme to its list of unauthorised firms on 20 July 2026, and today the site sends visitors straight to the Google home page.

🔍 A Platform Set Up on a Subdomain

• Trading site: tradevalor.bexarrbibliotech.org
• Email: [email protected] (spelled differently from the domain, "bibiliotech")
• The parent domain was registered in February 2025; after a change in August 2026 the subpage was redirected to Google.
• The FCA entry gives the address only as "London".
• The international warning records list the products offered as shares, forex/CFD derivatives and crypto assets.

Using a subpage of an unrelated domain is a method that protects the main domain if the site is shut down and allows the site's traces to be erased quickly.

⚖️ The Licence Claim and the SPK Position

The platform claimed to hold Seychelles FSA and Cyprus CySEC authorisation, but neither register contains an entry under this name. TradeValor Bexar is not authorised by the Capital Markets Board (SPK) in Türkiye (list of SPK-authorised intermediary institutions). Under SPK Board Decision No. 8/297 of 24.02.2017, acting as an intermediary for leveraged transactions abroad for persons resident in Türkiye is unauthorised activity.

🔗 Sites That Follow the Same Method

Platforms opened on a subdomain or showing a fake foreign licence:

🧭 The Legal Process for Victims

The process generally begins with a criminal complaint; a precautionary attachment (freezing order)TR is then assessed for the accounts the transfers reached, and for international wire transfers the possibility of a SWIFT recall is examined. For detailed information and legal support, you can contact Savun Law & Consultancy.

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