Swiss Financial Regulator drives Swissquote to deal with fake websites

The Swissquote, the online trading platform behind the app that Yuh friendly, is ordered by Swiss regulators to reduce the number of phishing and impersonation attempts that target its platforms.
More than 600 websites indicating Swissquote platforms or attempts to deceive users through fraudulent logging portals were discovered in the first half of 2025, according to Bloomberg.
The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) cited the Yuh platform, which also featured crypto trading, as a major target of scammers scammers’ fraud campaigns.
Swissquote CEO Marc Buerki relates to revolt to fraudulent activity in AI, doing Malm campaigns are easier to launch. The CEO also said that no internal systems were compromised by fake websites.
Cointelegraph reached the company but did not receive a response at the time of publication.
Scams continue to be a problem for the crypto industry, worth of users Billions -billions of dollars in collective losses Participants in the market from the handling of digital assets have been discouraged and discouraged.
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Attacking phishingSocial Engineering campaigns, fraudulent websites, online pretending and Address of poisoning scams Some of the most common methods used by threat actors to deceive users and steal funds.
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