Two weeks old, ten years of results
Lodeminting promises “10+ Years of Proven Results”. Its domain, lodeminting.com, was registered on 8 October 2026 — about two weeks before we checked it. Australia’s ASIC has warned about the site, a warning shared through IOSCO’s I-SCAN network in October 2026.
“Let AI handle your trades — support your trading goals with minimal effort. Sign up in 30 seconds and start expanding your portfolio today! Begin AI crypto trading for just 250!”
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That is the pitch beside a form asking for your name, email and phone. A countdown pushes an “Exclusive Deal” — “as little as 250 instead of 1000!” — and warns that “Registration is currently limited”.
The numbers on the page
The site claims “4M+ Traders”, “$1B in Trades Processed” and “85% Accuracy”. It shows “1,247 reviews” in one place and “189 reviews · Based on 247 ratings” in another. It names no company, no address and no phone number.
A site that reviews itself
One page is titled “Is Lodeminting a Scam or a Real Trading Platform?” and answers that it is real. The platform says it “connects traders with licensed brokers” but never names one. In practice, the form passes your details to a call centre that will try to get the first $250 and then much more.
If someone has already called you
Do not install remote-access apps such as AnyDesk or TeamViewer at a caller’s request. Do not read out card codes or one-time passwords. If you have paid, call your card issuer, ask about a chargeback and keep the receipt.
Sources: ASIC warning shared via IOSCO I-SCAN (October 2026); lodeminting.com (checked 23 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
Left your number with Lodeminting?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Tell us who called you and what they asked for.
Already sent the $250?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Call your card issuer and keep the receipt.