Official channels and impersonators

Scammers copy the names of well-known signal channels. Here is exactly where ForexSignals.io operates, so you can check before you trust anyone using our name.

Our official channels

• Website: forexsignals.io (this site). Check the address bar.
• Telegram channel: t.me/Official_ForexSignals. The username is exactly Official_ForexSignals.

Any other Telegram channel, group, bot, WhatsApp number, Instagram page or "account manager" using our name is not us unless it is linked from this page.

What we will never do

• Message you first, privately, about money, upgrades or "VIP" access.
• Offer an investment plan, managed account, guaranteed return or profit share.
• Ask you to send money in crypto (BTC, USDT or anything else) to an individual or wallet.
• Ask for a "withdrawal fee", "tax" or "verification fee" before you can access funds.
• Ask for your broker login, passwords, two-factor codes, seed phrase or remote access to your device.

If someone using our name does any of these, it is a scam. Stop replying, don't send anything, and report them.

Scams reported under our name

People have reported being approached by "ForexSignals" admins offering crypto investment plans, then being asked to pay more before they could withdraw. ForexSignals.io does not run investment plans and does not hold anyone’s funds. If you were caught by one of these schemes, you were dealing with an impersonator.

How to check a channel or account

1. Open our channel from the button on this website rather than from a link someone sent you.
2. Compare the username letter by letter. Lookalikes add underscores, swap letters or move the word “Official”.
3. Remember that channels post publicly. A “ForexSignals admin” writing to you privately is a red flag.

How to report an impersonator

• Telegram: open the account or channel, tap the name, then Report → Fake account. You can also forward evidence to Telegram’s @notoscam account.
• Instagram, Facebook, X and TikTok: use “Report” → “Pretending to be someone” on the profile.
• Let us know through our official Telegram channel so we can warn other members.

If you have lost money

Contact your bank or the exchange you sent funds from immediately; some transfers can be stopped or traced if reported quickly. Report the fraud to the police or your national fraud agency (for example the FBI’s IC3 in the US, Action Fraud in the UK, Scamwatch in Australia, or your local financial regulator). Be wary of “recovery services” that promise to get your money back for a fee; many are run by the same scammers.

Read more: How to spot forex signal scams.

Open the official channel