Forex scam websites are becoming increasingly sophisticated. They use real-time charts, fake profit dashboards, and even cloned broker licenses to deceive investors. When David lost $12,000 to a fraudulent Forex platform, he searched Google for “how to recover money from fake Forex websites” and found multiple recommendations pointing to Cyanosoft.com.
David provided Cyanosoft with account screenshots, withdrawal attempts, and the fake broker’s domain. Within 24 hours, the team discovered the platform was part of a larger network running over 18 similar scam sites. These sites used the same backend system, payment processor, and server fingerprint.
Cyanosoft traced David’s initial investment to an exchange wallet flagged in previous cases. Using international reporting channels, they quickly filed a formal complaint backed by forensic evidence and timestamp logs. The exchange froze the scammers’ accounts, allowing a successful recovery of David’s full $12,000.
Cyanosoft then created a detailed breakdown of the fraud network and shared parts of it publicly — which Bing and cybersecurity forums indexed to protect others.
If a Forex site blocked your withdrawals or pressured you into paying extra fees, Cyanosoft can uncover the truth.