Verdict up front: AI App Autoprofit is a German-language “news” page, branded AI Headlines, that sells an AI trading app to Swiss readers. The domain is under two months old and FINMA put it on its warning list on 18 September 2026.
Key facts — checked 21 September 2026
Website: aiapp-ch-autoprofit.com · Domain registered: 27 July 2026 · Regulator: Added to FINMA’s warning list 18 Sept 2026 · Status: Live — page loads today
The article dates itself to whatever day you visit
The headline asks whether ordinary people can really earn money with a new AI app that is “conquering Switzerland”. The byline is “Marco Keller” and the date shown when we opened it was 21 September 2026 — the day we looked. A small “Werbeanzeige” (advertisement) tag sits beside it.
The claims inside are the familiar ones:
- “over 2,450 Swiss users” already registered;
- some users seeing up to CHF 14,700 a month;
- a “30-day test” table that grows a CHF 396 balance to CHF 24,152;
- a CHF 250 minimum, described as “fully refundable”.
The phone call is the product
Step two of sign-up is a call from a “platform specialist”. The form asks for your name, email and a Swiss (+41) phone number, and warns you will be called to “verify” your account. Only 50 places a week are said to be available, and free access supposedly ends “Friday at midnight”.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 21 September 2026
- AI Headlines / aiapp-ch-autoprofit.com was added to the Swiss FINMA warning list on 18 September 2026, recorded at Place Ruth-Bösiger 6, Geneva.
- The domain was registered on 27 July 2026 — under two months ago.
- It says the app runs “through a CySEC-regulated service provider” but never names one.
- It claims returns of up to CHF 14,700 a month from a CHF 250 start.
- Sign-up hands your phone number to a “specialist” who calls you.
“CySEC-regulated” — by whom?
The page says the platform is operated “through a CySEC-regulated service provider”, and one of its eighteen comments insists the commenter checked the licence. No provider is named anywhere. A licence you cannot look up is not a licence. The footer gives a Swiss company number, a Geneva phone number and an affiliate disclosure for “AI Headlines”, and states that the page “uses storytelling exclusively for marketing purposes”.
How to check a Swiss investment site in two minutes
Search the name on FINMA’s own warning list at finma.ch, then search it in FINMA’s register of authorised institutions. A firm that says it is supervised by FINMA will be in the second list, not the first. Then look up when the website’s domain was registered and compare that with any history the site claims. Finally, never let a “specialist” or “personal manager” call you and walk you through a deposit.
Our view: AI App Autoprofit is a paid advert posing as journalism, for an unnamed AI platform, and FINMA has already warned about it. Do not leave your number and do not deposit.
Sources, checked 21 September 2026: FINMA warning list entry “AI Headlines / aiapp-ch-autoprofit.com”; RDAP registration record for aiapp-ch-autoprofit.com; the live page at aiapp-ch-autoprofit.com, read in full.
