Overview
Table of Contents
Report status: Unverified Risk
Risk level: High
Last reviewed: May 2023
Category: Fake trading platform
Claims
Crypto Code claims to be an automated cryptocurrency trading platform using cutting-edge algorithms. The platform claims to offer a fully automated trading system with high return potential. No technical documentation, audited performance data, or independent verification of these claims was found.
Evidence
- Active domains: at least 3 websites found — different layouts, same general structure
- Investors Corp connection: platform linked to investerscorp.com — same entity identified in Crypto Cash, Cryptosoft, Yuan Pay, and Ethereum Code reviews on ScammerWatch
- Physical address: not found — Trustpilot listing for Crypto Code shows no address
- Mobile app: conflicting information — see section below
- Operator identity: not found — no company, team, or responsible entity disclosed
- Registered legal entity: Investors Corp identified — status and direct connection not independently verified
- Trading license: not found
- Trustpilot: reviewed — issues identified, see section below
- Withdrawal process: not documented — elevated withdrawal risk
Status
Statusus: Unverified Risk. Risk level: High. Multiple risk signals identified across domain structure, operator identity, and Trustpilot data. Do not deposit before completing independent verification.
Crypto Code is an automated cryptocurrency trading platform. ScammerWatch reviewed publicly available information including domain structure, operator identity, Investors Corp connection, mobile app status, Trustpilot data, and physical address. The findings are documented below.
More Than One C>More Than One Crypto Code Website
="wp-block-paragraph">Multiple domains using the Crypto Code name were found during review. And to no surprise, it is the case once more with Crypto Code. There are at least three Crypto Code websites in existence.
We were expecting several more, but it turns out that most domain names containing the words “crypto” and “code” are already taken. Most of them are for sale, but the prices go into tens of thousands of dollars.
Since the crypto market is so big and, there are many prospective victims, they just couldn’t be bothered to invest so much money in this scam.
They are just part of the fraud chain, making their business praising the scams:
Crypto Code is Part of In>Crypto Code is Part of Investors Corp
so identified in the ScammerWatch review of Crypto Cash. The legal status of Investors Corp and its direct connection to Crypto Code could not be independently verified.However, what surprised us the most was that the “official” website for Crypto Code is one registered to Investors Corp. As shown in the picture below, Crypto Code is actually the name of the subdomain.
A subdomain is a part of a website. It is used to separate and organize content better. Consider it a section dedicated to a particular side of a business. For example, if you have a website dedicated to your art, you may have a webshop subdomain.
And it has already been seen before. It is the same as Cryptosoft, Yuan Pay Group, Ethereum Code, and Crypto Cash, right down to the identical design and copy.
When we tried to reach the Investors Corp website, access was forbidden. This means that that part of the website isn’t public and only certain people can see it, like those who own the domain, a.k.a. the fraudsters.
This proves two things. Firstly, there is something fishy going on. A company with various products or services may use subdomains. This is especially true if those target different audiences.
However, their main website is always transparent. All of the information about the company, its brand and vision, and its employees can be found there. It simply isn’t the case with Investors Corp.
Secondly, the same perpetrators are committing these fraudulent activities under various names. Which makes it quite convenient for us to expose them when they group their scamming crypto bots in one place.
Inconsistencies Identified
>Inconsistencies Identifiedph">It is to be expected that the scammers running all of these hustles at a certain point simply can’t keep up. It’s when the mistakes start to happen, and this allows us to uncover their frauds.Reviewing some of the Crypto Code websites, it is obvious that they are at times not even sure of their own name, as evidenced below.
The truth is they use the exact copy (and layout) and they forgot to change the name in all of the places. Oops!
Such mistakes have any cloned website, made by the same criminal team behind a series of scam crypto bots such as:
Is There or Isn’t There a Crypto Code>Is There or Isn’t There a Crypto Code Mobile App?
One of their websites explicitly states that they offer a mobile app version as well. However, there isn’t one in Google Play Store.
This is concerning for several reasons. Mainly because Google Store does the initial screening of any apps being downloaded. If there’s malware, it will warn the user.
But more importantly, because many private and access data are stored on the phones, you don’t want to compromise it. The most important is your banking information.
Downloading an app from untrusted sources puts those data at risk. An app, like the Crypto Code one, could potentially steal the information from the phone.
It is best to avoid downloading any apps from unverified sources.
Are There Any Real Crypto Code Users?
>Are There Any Real Crypto Code Users?onials section on these websites is always particularly amusing to investigate. All praises and nice pictures may look fake, and it’s because they are.The realm of the internet offers so many possibilities. One of them is buying stock images to post on a website making it look more professional. This way act several scam crypto bots we have been warning about:
Or, in the case of Crypto Code, to falsy present them as very satisfied customers.
The Missing Address
The Missing Addressionally-designed websites have a physical address listed in the footer. Or, at least, contact information. The same is often found in the Contact Us section.
And yet, there isn’t an address or contact info anywhere on Crypto Code’s websites. Not even social media handles.
At this point, our research took us to other parts of the internet. We found an address listed on their “official” Trustpilot page.
Naturally, we compared this information against the UK government database. We found exactly zero companies registered to the same address.
This further proves that Crypto Code simply cannot be trusted.
Trustpilot Reviews — Issues Identified
ScammerWa>Trustpilot Reviews — Issues Identifiedser reports. The following reflects publicly available Trustpilot data at the time of the original investigation.
While we were on their Trustpilot page, we also checked their score and some of the comments. And it turned out most of them are fake.
It seems that the scammers have created multiple bot accounts to boost credibility on Trustpilot. While there are no bad reviews, the good ones are no good either.
First of all, a great number of them are solicited. To promote transparency and organic reputation growth, Trustpilot labels the solicited reviews as “Invited”.
This means that the company directly invited these people to post a review. This in itself isn’t a bad thing. But combined with the fact that most of the people only ever posted once, it is proof of their bot army boosting the score.
FAQ about Crypto Code
Crypto Code is a fraudulent crypto trading bot. Its creators made it to scam people and steal their money.
Crypto Code is a scam. The “trading bot” is invented to make people invest, only to lose money and precious time.
You can’t make money with Crypto Code. It is a scamming trading bot designed to take away your money and never deliver any profit.
Crypto Code is not a legitimate crypto bot. There are no licenses, verifiable data, or even real testimonials to support their story.
