Scam Warnings: Platforms We've Checked

Plain checks on trading platforms and websites that Australians have asked us about — what each one discloses, what it leaves out, and the steps to take if you cannot withdraw your money.

Supa Trade (supatradepro.net): What To Check Before You Deposit, Or If You Cannot Withdraw

Supa Trade at supatradepro.net discloses no licence, regulator or legal entity. What the site says, what it omits, the checks you can run yourself, and what to do if you cannot withdraw.

New Zealand

Official scam authority:

CERT NZ and New Zealand Police

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams
  • Online impersonation & romance scams

Australia

Official scam authority:

ACCC – Scamwatch

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams (crypto-heavy)
  • Romance scams

Singapore

Official scam authority:

Singapore Police Force – Anti-Scam Centre (ASC) and ScamShield

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams
  • Job & task-based scams
  • Impersonation scams

Malaysia

Official scam authority:

Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) and National Scam Response Centre (NSRC)

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams
  • E-commerce & job scams

Hong Kong

Official scam authority:

Hong Kong Police Force – Anti-Deception Coordination Centre (ADCC)

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams
  • Phone & impersonation scams

South Korea

Official scam authority:

Korean National Police Agency (KNPA)

Most prominent scam:

  • Voice phishing
  • Investment scams

Japan

Official scam authority:

National Police Agency (NPA) Japan

Most prominent scam:

  • Investment scams (including crypto & fake trading platforms)
  • Romance scams tied to investment pitches