Investigation by: P. Nair, Financial Crime Researcher · Published 2026-08-31 · 6-minute read · How we score scams
Editorial review by John Feldt, Editorial Standards Reviewer & Crypto Analyst · Methodology: cryptokiller.org/methodology
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Quarix AI
LIMITED EVIDENCEQuarix AI carries an 8/100 threat score and has not produced enough evidence for Crypto Killer to classify it as a Limited Evidence. The operation targeted across 1 countries, impersonating 12 public figures in its ad creatives. Activity is currently inactive, with the campaign last detected on August 13, 2026.
Ad Creatives
138
Countries Targeted
1
Days Active
147
Celebrities Abused
12
Is Quarix AI regulated or licensed to offer financial services?
What should I do if I deposited money into Quarix AI?
My family member sent money to Quarix AI — how do I help them?
Which public figures did Quarix AI impersonate in its ads?
Why did Quarix AI ads appear in Hong Kong specifically?
How long was Quarix AI active, and is it still running?
🔬Our Investigation Methodology
Crypto Killer scanned multiple ad networks between March 19, 2026 and August 13, 2026 and captured 138 creatives tied to Quarix AI. We logged 12 impersonated public figures across 1 targeted market and tracked a 7-day velocity of 0. Every investigated brand is cross-checked against the UK FCA Financial Services Register and the FCA Warning List through the FCA's official register API, and against SEC EDGAR full-text search. Quarix AI returned no exact entry on the FCA Financial Services Register, which makes it unregistered with the FCA. We query these public databases directly; we claim no endorsement, affiliation, or privileged access. Findings are pattern-matched against 12,695 documented scam brands to surface shared infrastructure, creative templates, and celebrity-abuse signatures. The current threat score is 8/100, and the campaign status reads inactive with a dead velocity trend. Monitoring continues in case the operation resurfaces under new domains.
Reviewed by: Crypto Killer Research Team
Crypto Killer investigates crypto-fraud advertising at scale and maintains evidence files on documented scam brands. We cross-check each brand against public regulator databases: the UK FCA Financial Services Register, the FCA Warning List, and SEC EDGAR full-text search. Those queries hit official public endpoints, which lets us state whether a firm is registered or flagged without implying any endorsement or affiliation. Our analysts capture live ad creatives, map celebrity-impersonation patterns, and trace the domains and funnels that connect campaigns. For Quarix AI, that meant reviewing captured Hong Kong creatives, the promoted domain, and the regulator record before assigning a score.
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Quarix AI has not produced enough evidence for Crypto Killer to classify it as a Limited Evidence. Monitoring continues.
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Based on analysis of 138 ad creatives across 1 countries.
Sources & References
When this review may not apply: This review covers the Quarix AI promoted through Hong Kong ad creatives using the celebrity faces documented below. Several unrelated products share generic "AI" naming. If you reached a licensed brokerage that happens to use "Quarix" branding and holds a verifiable SFC or FCA authorization number you confirmed on the regulator's own register, this file is not about that firm. If your platform never ran ads impersonating Hong Kong public figures and never routed you through quarix-ai.click, check the domain against our evidence before assuming a match. A clone can copy a name in an afternoon.
Important Disclaimer
This assessment reflects evidence gathered between March 19, 2026 and August 13, 2026 and is dated 2026-08-31. Quarix AI has not produced enough evidence for Crypto Killer to classify it as a Limited Evidence; the current threat score is 8/100 and the file carries a Limited Evidence label. The observations here describe advertising creatives, a promoted domain, and public regulator records at the time of review. Regulatory status, ownership, and domains can change. Nothing here is financial, legal, or investment advice. Verify any regulator claim directly on the official register before acting. Monitoring continues.
