Investigation by: P. Nair, Financial Crime Researcher · Published 2026-08-31 · 7-minute read · How we score scams
Editorial review by John Feldt, Editorial Standards Reviewer & Crypto Analyst · Methodology: cryptokiller.org/methodology
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Trade Vector AI
ELEVATED RISKCrypto Killer's threat index scores Trade Vector AI at 42/100: the platform exhibits multiple substantiated warning signals associated with investment fraud. Whether Trade Vector AI is a scam has not been confirmed to the evidentiary threshold required for that designation, but the pattern of celebrity impersonation across 24 countries warrants extreme caution. The operation appears inactive as of August 13, 2026, though dormant campaigns have been known to resurface.
Ad Creatives
596
Countries Targeted
24
Days Active
338
Celebrities Abused
136
Is Trade Vector AI regulated or licensed?
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🔬Our Investigation Methodology
Crypto Killer scanned multiple ad networks between September 9, 2025 and August 13, 2026 and captured 596 creatives tied to Trade Vector AI across 24 countries. We cross-check every investigated brand against the UK FCA Financial Services Register and the FCA Warning List via the FCA's official register API, and against SEC EDGAR full-text search. For Trade Vector AI, the results are direct. SEC EDGAR returns 0 documents mentioning the brand in full-text search. The FCA Financial Services Register holds no entry, meaning the operation is unregistered. The FCA has published a warning naming Trade Vector AI and the domain trade-vectorai.net as not authorised. We match ad and infrastructure patterns against 12,695 documented scam brands. We query public regulatory databases only. We claim no endorsement, affiliation, or privileged access to the FCA or SEC.
Reviewed by: Crypto Killer Research Team
Crypto Killer investigates celebrity-endorsement investment fraud full-time, tracking ad creatives, funnel domains, and impersonation patterns across dozens of national markets. We cross-reference each brand against public regulatory databases, including the UK FCA Financial Services Register, the FCA Warning List, and SEC EDGAR full-text search, so findings rest on primary-source records rather than opinion. Those are public databases we query directly. We do not imply endorsement or affiliation with any regulator. Our analysts read the ads in their original languages, trace the domains behind them, and log how the same operation re-skins itself across regions.
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Trade Vector AI exhibits multiple substantiated warning signals. Exercise extreme caution.
Verify independently before depositing any money.
Based on analysis of 596 ad creatives across 24 countries.
Sources & References
When this review may not apply: This review covers the operation advertising as Trade Vector AI across the domains flagged in our source ledger, including trade-vectorai.net. Legitimate businesses sometimes share generic-sounding names. If you reached a licensed brokerage through its own verified website — not through a celebrity endorsement ad or a social-media DM — you may be looking at a different entity. If the platform you used appears on the FCA's Financial Services Register under a matching legal name and firm reference number, verify that number directly on the regulator's site before drawing conclusions. Name overlap is not proof of a match. Check the exact domain you were sent to against the ones documented here.
Important Disclaimer
This analysis covers Trade Vector AI as observed between September 9, 2025 and August 13, 2026 and reflects evidence available as of 2026-08-31. Trade Vector AI exhibits multiple substantiated warning signals, including an FCA Warning List entry and no registration on the FCA Financial Services Register or in SEC EDGAR. It has not met the evidentiary threshold for a confirmed-scam designation, and this review is not a final verdict of guilt. Exercise extreme caution and verify further before acting. This is informational reporting, not financial, legal, or investment advice. Ad status, domains, and regulatory records change over time; confirm current details with the named regulators directly. If you believe you have been targeted or have lost funds, contact your bank and the authorities listed above promptly.
