Reunions-Byte — A Second Brand Hidden in Its Own Code

Open the source of reunions-byte.com and a different company appears. The page description reads “SkyTrust Capital Group Investments”, and the email button writes to support@skytrustcapital.com — while the visible text says support@reunions-byte.com. The UK FCA has warned about Reunions-Byte (IOSCO I-SCAN, checked 21 October 2026). The domain was registered on 18 August 2026.

“Regulated by the FCA” — and warned by it

The site says “Our company is fully regulated by the FCA and CySec” and that an insurance policy means “you don’t have to worry about losing your invested capital”. It quotes “$562.9bn+ under management” “as at 30 June 2020” — two years before the domain existed — and gives its address as 350 5th Ave, New York, the Empire State Building. Its own counters read “$0Bn+”, “0M+” and “0+ Years of Experience”.

Up to 50% a day

At 50% a day for 21 days, $50,000 would become more than half a million dollars before compounding. No business, regulated or not, can pay that. The VIP Gold card even contradicts itself: the heading says “7%/weekly”, the return line beneath says “7% daily”.

Before you pay anything else

Sites like this often ask for a “release fee” or tax before a withdrawal. Do not pay it. Ask your bank or card issuer about a recall, and report the site to the FCA and Action Fraud.

Sources: FCA warning via IOSCO I-SCAN (checked 21 October 2026); RDAP for reunions-byte.com; homepage text and page metadata read on 21 October 2026. Not investment advice.