CSSF warns of fraudulent activities by Decimal Global Limited
Luxembourg's CSSF warns of fraudulent activities by Decimal Global Limited (DGL), which uses decimalgloballimited.net and is not authorised to provide financial services.
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Source: cssf.lu · published
What happened
Luxembourg's financial regulator, the CSSF, published a warning on October 14, 2026 concerning fraudulent activities carried out by Decimal Global Limited, also called DGL, classed as illicit activities.
The entity uses the website www.decimalgloballimited.net, the email address support@decimalgloballimited.net and the phone number +45 71 57 80 37. No registered office is given. The CSSF says Decimal Global Limited is not supervised by it and has not been granted any authorisation to provide investment or other financial services in or from Luxembourg.
How the scam works
Regulator warnings like this usually concern firms that solicit investors online or by phone, presenting a professional website and support contacts to look like a licensed investment company while operating without authorisation.
Because the firm is not authorised, investors have no regulatory protection or complaint route if money is lost, and funds sent may be impossible to recover.
Note: the CSSF notice lists the entity's details but does not describe how it approached people; this section describes how such schemes generally work.
Source
CSSF warning, "Warning concerning the fraudulent activities carried out by Decimal Global Limited" (October 14, 2026).
Red flags
- An investment firm you can't find on the regulator's register.
- No registered office or verifiable company details.
- Unsolicited contact offering investment opportunities.
If you were targeted
- 1Don't send money to Decimal Global Limited or reply to its contacts.
- 2Check a firm's authorisation with the regulator of the country it claims to operate from before investing.
- 3If you have paid, contact your bank immediately and report it to the police.