Verdict up front: Exremaco AI is not a trading app. It is a one-page French-language advertorial, dressed as a news story, that pushes readers towards an AI “platform” with a 250 CHF minimum deposit. Switzerland’s regulator, FINMA, has put the site on its warning list.
Key facts — checked 21 September 2026
Website: exremacoai.com · Domain registered: 27 August 2025 · Regulator: On FINMA’s warning list since December 2025 · Status: Live — page loads today
A news story that is really an advert
The page at exremacoai.com/CH/FR12903/ is headed “Nouvelle appli d’IA surprend la Suisse” — a new AI app surprises Switzerland. It carries a Geneva dateline and reads like a newspaper article. The label at the very top, though, is “Advertentie”, which is Dutch for advertisement, sitting above a French text aimed at Swiss readers. The footer confirms it: the site calls itself an advertorial.
The product it sells is called “La Plateforme-IA”. The pitch follows a pattern we see again and again:
- a minimum first deposit of 250 CHF, later written as 250 EUR on the same page;
- a “personal account manager” who telephones you after sign-up to help with the first deposit;
- “limited places”, with a warning that registration will soon become paid;
- withdrawals promised “within two working days”.
Seventeen comments, all from the last two days
Below the article sit seventeen enthusiastic comments. Every one is stamped either “two days ago” or “yesterday”. One commenter says the system tripled his capital in two days. Another says gains are “limited to about 750 CHF per day per user”. Comments that never age are a template feature, not a community.
⚠ Verified evidence — checked 21 September 2026
- exremacoai.com is on the Swiss FINMA warning list, recorded with a Basel location.
- The domain was registered on 27 August 2025 — about a year old.
- The page labels itself an advertorial and uses the Dutch word “Advertentie” on a French-language page.
- It asks for a 250 CHF / 250 EUR first deposit, arranged by an account manager who calls you.
- All 17 comments are dated “two days ago” or “yesterday”.
The name in the footer
The footer states that all financial services are provided by Remaco Asset Management AG in Basel, gives a phone number, fax and website, and says that firm is supervised by FINMA. It adds that the page itself is operated by “EXACTA SOLUTIONS LTD”, which it says only handles marketing.
Borrowing the name of a real, established company is one of the oldest tricks in this business. We have seen nothing linking any Basel firm to this page except the footer text itself — and FINMA’s warning is about exremacoai.com. If anyone tells you a named company stands behind this offer, contact that company yourself using details you find independently, never the number on the page.
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: Exremaco AI is a disguised advert for an AI trading scheme, on FINMA’s warning list, that relies on a phone call and a 250 CHF deposit. Do not register, do not take the call, and do not send money.
Sources, checked 21 September 2026: FINMA warning list entry “exremacoai.com/CH/FR12903/”; RDAP registration record for exremacoai.com; the live page at exremacoai.com/CH/FR12903/, read in full.
