FINMA warns InfiniteYield (infinite-yield.com) is an unauthorised provider
FINMA added 'INFINITEYIELD / infinite-yield.com' to its warning list on 29 October 2026 as an unauthorised provider not entered in the commercial register.
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Source: finma.ch · published
What happened
On 29 October 2026 the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) added 'INFINITEYIELD / infinite-yield.com' to its warning list of companies and individuals that may be carrying out activities requiring authorisation without being authorised by FINMA. FINMA lists the website www.infinite-yield.com and an address given as Badenerstrasse 574, 8048 Zürich, Switzerland, and notes that the entity is not entered in the commercial register. FINMA's entry carries no further remarks.
How the scam works
FINMA's warning list is a public caution: it names providers that may be active in Switzerland or towards Swiss clients without the permission they need, and an entry does not describe how a site operates or whether anyone has lost money. The name suggests an investment product with a steady return, a pitch common to unauthorised yield and crypto schemes. FINMA's entry says nothing about the products the site actually sells, so the details of any offer are not confirmed. The usual pattern with unauthorised investment sites is a polished website with an impressive address, an offer of high or guaranteed returns and an invitation to open an account and transfer funds. Early "profits" shown on screen are not real, and withdrawals are blocked or met with demands for fees and taxes.
The quickest check is to see whether the operator is in the Swiss commercial register and in FINMA's list of authorised institutions. Here FINMA states that it is not entered in the commercial register. Anyone who has already dealt with the site should stop sending money and gather records.
Source
FINMA warning list entry "INFINITEYIELD / infinite-yield.com", dated 29 October 2026.
Red flags
- A Swiss-sounding name and address on a site that is not in the commercial register.
- A prestigious street address given with a P.O. box or no named staff.
- Promises of high or guaranteed returns.
- Pressure to deposit funds quickly or to pay fees to withdraw.
- Contact only through the website, email or messaging apps.
If you were targeted
- 1Do not send money, crypto or documents to infinite-yield.com.
- 2Check FINMA's list of authorised institutions and the Swiss commercial register before investing.
- 3Contact a bank only through details you found independently.
- 4If you paid, tell your bank straight away, keep records and report to the police and to FINMA.
- 5Treat unsolicited offers to recover lost money for a fee as a second scam.