BitIQ (bitiq.app) says it analyses the market and helps you see the big picture, that it is free to use, and that you will register with a certified broker. It never names the broker. Belgium’s financial regulator, the FSMA, named BitIQ on 14 February 2024 in a warning about fraudulent trading platforms. The current domain was registered on 7 December 2025, after that warning.
A brand that came back
This is the detail that matters most. The FSMA flagged BitIQ in early 2024. Almost two years later, someone registered bitiq.app and put the same brand back online. The logo’s hidden text even reads BitQT, another trading robot name regulators have warned about. Brands like this are recycled because their names already bring in search traffic.
| What the site says | What it leaves out |
|---|---|
| “It’s free to use” | Who pays for it |
| “Register with a certified broker” | Which broker |
| Mentions of FCA and CFTC | Any licence number |
| Market analysis tools | Any track record |
| Domain | Registered 7 December 2025 |
Certified by whom
The word certified is doing a lot of work on this page. A broker is licensed by a named regulator, with a number you can check. BitIQ mentions well known regulators in general terms but never links them to any firm. That is not information. It is borrowed authority.
If a caller says they are from BitIQ’s partner, ask for the firm’s legal name, then search it on the regulator’s own register, not on a link they send you. Most people who ask that question never hear from the caller again.
When the BitIQ partner calls
If you entered your details on BitIQ, expect repeated calls from different numbers.
Do not confirm any personal details on those calls. Ask the caller for the full legal name of the broker and its licence number, then end the call and check it yourself. If you paid anything, tell your bank today.
Sources: FSMA Belgium warning on fraudulent trading platforms (14 February 2024); bitiq.app (checked 30 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
BitIQ partner asking for a deposit?
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