Asstes Botai Scam — Australia’s “#1” CFD Site on ASIC’s List

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Asstes Botai website stamped SCAM BROKER, flagged by CYANOSOFT

Verdict up front: Asstes Botai (assts-btai.com) calls itself the “#1 Australian CFD Trading Platform”. Australia’s regulator ASIC put it on its investor alert list on 25 September 2026. Its own name is misspelt in its domain. Do not open an account.

Website assts-btai.com
Names used Asstes Botai, Asstes Bot AI, Assts Botai
Domain registered 15 June 2026 — about three months old
Regulator warning ASIC (Australia), 25 September 2026, via IOSCO I-SCAN
Registrar Squarespace Domains LLC
Status Live today

Number one, three months old

The browser title claims first place in Australia. The domain was registered in June 2026. A genuine Australian CFD provider holds an Australian Financial Services Licence and prints its AFSL number; Asstes Botai prints none, and ASIC has now listed it.

A menu that goes nowhere

About, Opportunities, Pricing, FAQs and Contact all link back to the homepage. The only working destinations are Login and Register. There is no page to read fees, no named company and no address.

Contacted by someone from Asstes Botai?

✉ EMAIL CYANOSOFT ABOUT ASSTES BOTAI

Or write to contact@cyanosoft.com — include the website, what you paid and any screenshots. Never send passwords or seed phrases.

Three reviews, on repeat

The testimonials carousel shows three quotes — “Jack Thompson”, “Liam Parker” and “Sophie Bennett” — and then shows the same three again. The copy also drops the name of a real Canadian broker, Questrade, which has nothing to do with this site.

Aimed at retirement savings

The footer links include “Arbitrage Trading” and “SMSF” — self-managed super funds, the pots Australians hold for retirement. The same footer set (KYC, Disclaimer, Arbitrage Trading, SMSF) appears on Apex-Rise AI, another site ASIC flagged the same week for impersonating a licensed firm.

⚠ Verified evidence

  • ASIC listed Asstes Botai (assts-btai.com) on 25 September 2026 (IOSCO I-SCAN).
  • Claims to be the #1 Australian CFD platform with no AFSL number.
  • assts-btai.com was registered on 15 June 2026.
  • Every menu link except Login/Register points back to the homepage.
  • Footer targets SMSF retirement money.

How to check

Before trading CFDs from Australia, look the firm up on ASIC Connect’s professional register using its AFSL number, and check Moneysmart’s investor alert list. Never move superannuation on the advice of someone who called you.

The verdict: Asstes Botai claims top spot in a market it holds no licence for, hides everything behind a registration button, pitches at retirement funds, and is on ASIC’s alert list. Do not deposit.

Tell us what happened with Asstes Botai.

✉ EMAIL CYANOSOFT ABOUT ASSTES BOTAI

Or write to contact@cyanosoft.com — include the website, what you paid and any screenshots. Never send passwords or seed phrases.

Sources, checked 28 September 2026: IOSCO I-SCAN entry “Asstes Botai (assts-btai.com)” — Australia, ASIC, 25 September 2026 · FCA register search (no match) · RDAP registration record for assts-btai.com · the live page at assts-btai.com, read in full

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