Bis Globals Is Only a Login Box and a Manager

Some scam platforms do not even bother with a homepage. Bis Globals (web.bisglobals.com) opens straight onto a login box over a blurred trading chart. Behind it sits a dashboard with a balance, a deposit page and a live chat. The Dutch regulator AFM published a warning about it, shared on IOSCO’s international alerts network on 20 October 2026.

“Please contact your manager”

That line tells you how Bis Globals makes money. There are no payment options on the site because you do not deposit through the site. A “manager” tells you where to send money, usually a crypto wallet or a bank account in someone else’s name. The dashboard then shows whatever balance they type in.

This is why victims often see big profits on screen. The numbers are not connected to any market. When you ask to withdraw, the same manager finds a reason you must pay first. If someone sent you a link to web.bisglobals.com, stop answering them.

1. Do not send any more money, whatever the manager says.
2. Save the chat, the wallet addresses and the bank details you were given.
3. Tell your bank, and report the contact to the AFM or your own regulator.

Sources: IOSCO international investor alerts portal (AFM Netherlands, web.bisglobals.com, 20 October 2026); web.bisglobals.com (checked 29 October 2026); RDAP record for bisglobals.com. General information only.

What is inside the Bis Globals dashboard

We read the page that loads behind the login screen. It looks like a ready made broker panel, the kind sold to anyone who wants to run a trading site. Several fields were not even filled in. The account currency shows as “USDUNDEFINED” and the leverage as “1:undefined”.