Swissquote Ordered by Regulator to Reduce Suspicious Activity
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Swissquote ordered to curb impersonation, fraud attempts - WorldNL Magazine
The company offers crypto trading on the platforms that it manages, including the mixed-asset trading platforms Swissquote and Yuh. Swissquote, the online trading platform behind the crypto-friendly Yuh app, has been ordered by Swiss regulators to reduce the number of phishing and impersonation attempts targeting its platforms.More than 600 websites impersonating Swissquote platforms or attempting to defraud users through fraudulent login portal…
Swiss Regulator Pressures Swissquote Over Rising Cybercrime Risks: Report
Swissquote has come under pressure from Switzerland’s financial regulator to improve its handling of suspicious activity following a sharp rise in fraud attempts and cyber attacks, Bloomberg reported.Finma issued the warning earlier this year, citing a need for stronger controls amid a growing wave of impersonation scams and data threats.The directive was included in Finma’s annual oversight letter, which told the online trading platform to redu…
Swissquote Told To Bolster Defenses As 600+ Scam Sites Target Users - FinanceFeeds
Swiss regulators ordered online trading platform Swissquote to take stronger action against a wave of phishing and impersonation scams targeting its users, particularly those on its finance app, Yuh. According to Bloomberg, more than 600 fake websites mimicking Swissquote services or redirecting users to fraudulent login pages were identified in just the first half of 2025. The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) has flagged the…
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