CoinHub (coinhub.pro) shows the public almost nothing: a dark “Members Only” sign-in and nothing else. On 6 November 2026 New Zealandโs Financial Markets Authority named it as a firm to avoid.
A wall where the facts should be
A legitimate platform tells you who runs it, where it is licensed and what it offers before you hand over anything. CoinHub puts a login wall in front of all of that. A members-only gate with no company details is a way to keep outsiders, and regulators, from seeing what happens inside.
Verified evidence
- New Zealand FMA warning on CoinHub, via IOSCO I-SCAN, 6 November 2026
- Domain registered on 22 April 2026
- Public site is a “Members Only” login with no company information
- No licence or regulator named anywhere
Why the gate is the point
Once you are inside, the dashboard is controlled entirely by the operators. Balances can be shown rising while no real trading happens, and the exit appears only when a fee is demanded to withdraw. The locked front door is the first sign of that pattern.
If you have a CoinHub account
Do not deposit more or pay to withdraw. Save your login, any receipts and wallet addresses, and report it to your bank or exchange and to Ettran.
Sources: New Zealand Financial Markets Authority warning via IOSCO I-SCAN, 6 November 2026 (CoinHub, coinhub.pro); public domain registration record (registered 22 April 2026); coinhub.pro viewed 9 November 2026.