You entered your phone number and your email address into a contact form on a website because an AI-powered crypto trading platform was advertised there. In that case, in the assessment of the German financial supervisor, you very probably never contacted a trading platform at all. You filled in an advertising page whose purpose, according to BaFin's findings, is to collect contact details and pass them on to operators of unauthorized online trading platforms.
Entered Data on an AI Crypto Platform: What to Do
You entered your phone number and your email address into a contact form on a website because an AI-powered crypto trading platform was advertised there. In that case, in the assessment of the German financial supervisor, you very…
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Sep 25, 2026 at 9:31 AM UTC · 16 dk okuma

BaFin published this assessment on September 23, 2026, together with the names of 39 websites. The most important sentence in it for you is this: the damage does not begin with the first transfer, but at the moment the form is sent. From then on your record exists as tradable goods.
The short version, if you are in exactly that situation right now: pay no money. For the time being, do not take calls from unknown numbers, or end them after the first sentence. Secure the website address, the date and every message you have received. Everything else follows below, ordered by what you have already done.
What BaFin published on September 23, 2026
The Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, BaFin for short, is the German authority supervising banks, insurers and, since European crypto regulation, providers of crypto-asset services as well. The authority is allowed to issue a public warning when it suspects that someone is operating without authorization.
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