Before considering financial investments in crypto-assets, check who is offering the service. In a press release dated 19 October 2026, the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF) reported new websites illegally offering crypto-assets or crypto-asset services in France.
Since the beginning of 2026, it has added 64 names to its list of websites not authorized to make these offers. This warning concerns websites identified in the third quarter.
Which websites are concerned?
The new websites cited in the press release include alphaairobot.com, bitgrokapp.com, cryptobullbear.com and dynamictrevion.fr. The press release also contains other names: to see all the recently identified websites, consult the AMF publication.
The warning concerns offers of crypto-assets or crypto-asset services in France. It forms part of the AMF’s mission, which includes protecting savings invested in financial products.
Where can you find the reported websites?
The list of websites not authorized to offer crypto-assets or crypto-asset services is available on the AMF website, under “Savers’ Area”, then “Protecting Your Savings” and “Blacklists and Warnings”. It is also available on Assurance Banque Épargne Infoservice, under “Fraud Prevention”, then “Authorities’ Blacklists”.
The AMF states that this list is frequently updated, but is not intended to be exhaustive because new unauthorized or fraudulent operators regularly appear. The absence of a website from this list is therefore not enough to establish that its provider is authorized.
How can you check a provider?
To check whether an entity offering crypto-asset services is authorized to operate in France, the AMF provides a whitelist of crypto-asset service providers, or PSCA. This check complements consulting the warnings.
The two resources answer different questions: the list of unauthorized websites brings together reported websites, while the whitelist allows you to check whether an entity offering crypto-asset services is authorized. Consult them in the context of the offer and provider you wish to examine.
Where can you ask a question?
If you have a question, you can contact the AMF on 01 53 45 62 00, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., at the cost of a local call. The AMF Protect Épargne website is also available for information.
These pointers are intended to guide your checks: consult the lists available from the organizations mentioned and direct your questions to the AMF if necessary.
