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Kuwait issues warning against fake trading platforms
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- Add ARY News on Google AAResize KUWAIT CITY: The Central Bank of Kuwait has warned the public against falling victim to online financial scams involving fake trading and investment platforms.
- According to the bank, such schemes often involve fraudulent investment opportunities and suspicious money-transfer operations that could expose individuals to financial fraud and money laundering activities.
- In a public advisory, the central bank said scammers frequently use social media platforms and messaging applications to lure victims by promising quick financial returns in exchange for small initial investments.
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Add ARY News on Google AAResize KUWAIT CITY: The Central Bank of Kuwait has warned the public against falling victim to online financial scams involving fake trading and investment platforms.
According to the bank, such schemes often involve fraudulent investment opportunities and suspicious money-transfer operations that could expose individuals to financial fraud and money laundering activities.
In a public advisory, the central bank said scammers frequently use social media platforms and messaging applications to lure victims by promising quick financial returns in exchange for small initial investments.
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