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Nexon Groups Limited
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OSC Investor Warning – Nexon Groups Limited
The Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) cautions investors that Nexon Groups Limited is not registered in Ontario to trade in securities or provide investment advice. The firm, operating through websites such as nexongroups.com and nexongroups.io, has listed fictitious addresses in the UK to appear legitimate. The OSC urges investors to exercise extreme caution and avoid dealings with this unregulated entity.
IPUZZLEBIZ is on standby for a response to our ready-to-go-to-court crypto investigation report from the HTX Exchange compliance team, thanks to Canadian law enforcement. Our Blockchain Intelligence Report has traced an official crypto wallet in HTX/Huobi, with many transactions in a complicated play of crypto movements from an organized crime group in Africa with links from England.
Complaint Statement
Following our prior communication, IPUZZLEBIZ expresses deep concern and disappointment regarding the continued lack of cooperation from HTX (Huobi) with Canadian law enforcement authorities. Despite the submission of our ready-to-go-to-court crypto investigation report and the clear tracing of stolen funds—including those belonging to IPUZZLEBIZ—into an official wallet registered in Seychelles under HTX/Huobi, no substantive response has been provided.
Our Blockchain Intelligence Report, backed by Canadian law enforcement, has already established a chain of complex crypto movements orchestrated by Nexon Groups Limited, an organized crime syndicate operating out of Africa with documented links to England. These findings were delivered to HTX’s compliance team over a month ago, yet the exchange has failed to engage meaningfully or assist in the recovery of stolen assets.
This lack of cooperation undermines international efforts to combat financial crime and raises serious questions about HTX/Huobi’s commitment to compliance, transparency, and accountability. Victims—including IPUZZLEBIZ—remain deprived of justice while illicit actors continue to exploit gaps in oversight.
IPUZZLEBIZ is making this declaration publicly available to the global community.
We call upon HTX (Huobi) to immediately cooperate with Canadian law enforcement and provide the necessary disclosures to ensure that justice is served and stolen funds are recovered. The Blockchain Intelligence Report has already traced stolen assets—including those belonging to IPUZZLEBIZ—into an official wallet registered in Seychelles under HTX/Huobi, with evidence of complex movements orchestrated by Nexon Groups Limited, an organized crime group with links spanning Africa and England.
Despite Canadian law enforcement’s involvement and our submission of a ready-to-go-to-court investigation report, HTX/Huobi has failed to respond meaningfully. This continued silence not only obstructs justice but also reinforces global perceptions of complicity and negligence in the face of organized financial crime.
By publishing this statement worldwide, IPUZZLEBIZ affirms its commitment to transparency and accountability. We urge HTX/Huobi to act responsibly, cooperate with authorities, and demonstrate compliance with international standards. The victims of these crimes deserve restitution, and the global community deserves assurance that exchanges will not serve as safe havens for illicit activity.
Public Accountability & Complaint Record
Investor Alert – Nexon Groups Exposed
This alert warns investors about Nexon Groups Limited, a fraudulent trading platform flagged for unregulated activity in forex and crypto markets. It highlights deceptive practices, fake addresses, and the risks of engaging with firms lacking proper registration.
IPUZZLEBIZ has made all findings available to HTX Exchange’s legal and compliance team, yet their silence persists—despite clear evidence of laundering patterns tied to African-based organized crime networks with operational links in the UK. Canadian law enforcement has already acknowledged the report’s credibility, and we are prepared to escalate this matter through judicial channels if HTX continues to delay. The burden of transparency now rests with the exchange. IPUZZLEBIZ remains committed to public accountability and offers a verified whistleblower reward to any individual or entity whose cooperation with law enforcement confirms actionable intelligence linked to this case.
Scam Review – Nexon Groups Unmasked
A detailed review exposing Nexon Groups’ manipulative tactics, misleading promises, and fraudulent operations. The article underscores user complaints, deceptive advertising, and the dangers of trusting unlicensed platforms.
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British Columbia Securities Commission Warning
The BCSC formally cautions residents against Nexon Groups Limited, noting the firm is not registered to trade or advise in British Columbia. This official listing reinforces the company’s high‑risk and unlawful status.
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Why England Is Named in Our Report
IPUZZLEBIZ includes England in this investigation because the crypto company in question held an official business registration listing addresses in both England and the Netherlands—addresses that, upon verification, were found to be fictitious or non-operational. This deceptive registration lent a false sense of legitimacy to the company’s operations, enabling it to facilitate and obscure transnational crypto transactions linked to organized crime.
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By citing England, we highlight the jurisdictional loopholes exploited through fraudulent filings and emphasize the need for tighter oversight of corporate registrations used to mask illicit financial activity. It is deeply concerning that the UK’s official business registry continues to allow anonymous shell companies to operate with minimal scrutiny—undermining global anti-fraud efforts and enabling criminal networks to exploit the credibility of British incorporation.
The HTX/Huobi official crypto wallet—linked to numerous transactions—is identified in our crypto investigation report as originating from Nexon Groups Limited, an infamous fraudulent trading platform and spam operation. This entity has used fake addresses in the U.K., London, and the Netherlands to mask its activities and mislead users.
Nexon Groups Limited has been flagged by regulatory bodies, such as the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) and the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), which urge residents to exercise caution when dealing with firms that are not registered to trade or advise in their regions.
Investigative Call: Help Unmask Nexon Groups Limited in Africa
IPUZZLEBIZ is offering a reward to anyone who can provide credible information identifying the individuals or networks behind Nexon Groups Limited operating in Africa. This firm has been flagged by Canadian regulators—including the BCSC and OSC—for operating without proper registration. We stand for transparency, user protection, and narrative sovereignty.
Canadian Securities Administrators Investor Alert
The CSA issues a nationwide alert against Nexon Groups Limited, warning investors that the firm operates without registration and poses significant risks. This reinforces cross‑provincial regulatory concern.
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Fictitious Corporate Registrations in England
Official UK registry records showing Nexon Groups Limited’s listed officers and addresses. Many entries are fictitious or non‑operational, exposing how shell companies exploit British incorporation to mask illicit activity.
Green, Stephen james
OwnerTina Olsen
Customer SupportJonathan Miller
Financial AdvisorOscar Richmond
Chief Financial Officer
Fraud Alert: Nexon Groups Limited & the Gradulant Platform
Nexon Groups Limited operates an unregulated and high-risk trading platform known for fraudulent activity, especially in forex and crypto markets. Multiple international regulators have issued warnings against it. Here we represent the snapshot of their “Gradulant” platform on our site with clarity, legal caution, and symbolic weight.
Forgery of U.S. and Canadian Government Authority in Scam Document
A fraudulent document sent privately by scammers has already been formally submitted to the Canadian Police and the FBI’s General Inquiry Division for review and investigation. Its contents constitute a serious breach of public trust and may represent multiple violations of federal law. The document titled “Binance Liquidation Provision Request and Documentation” is a deliberate and criminal forgery. It falsely claims endorsement and participation from multiple U.S. and Canadian government agencies, including:
- The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
- The Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC)
- The New York State Banking Department
- The Canadian financial regulatory system
It fabricates official seals, executive names, and institutional affiliations to pressure the recipient into transferring funds under the pretense of a liquidation process. This is not a clerical error or misunderstanding—it is a calculated attempt to defraud by impersonating sovereign institutions.
User Complaints – Nexon Groups Scam Experiences
A collection of user reviews documenting fraudulent experiences with Nexon Groups. Reports include lost funds, fake customer support, and deceptive trading practices, serving as firsthand evidence of the scam.
Legal Violations and Criminal Charges
Under U.S. federal law, the use of forged government documents or impersonation of federal officers is a serious offense. Relevant statutes include:
- 18 U.S. Code § 912 – Impersonating a federal officer or employee
- 18 U.S. Code § 514 – Falsely making or possessing documents purporting to be issued by the U.S. government
- 18 U.S. Code § 1001 – Fraudulent statements or representations to federal agencies
Each of these violations can result in prison sentences ranging from 5 to 10 years per count, with additional penalties for cross-border fraud and targeting vulnerable individuals.
Role of the FBI and INTERPOL
The FBI is responsible for investigating any impersonation of federal agencies, especially when used to commit fraud. When such scams operate internationally, INTERPOL becomes involved to coordinate enforcement across jurisdictions. These agencies work together to:
- Trace digital and financial footprints
- Freeze fraudulent assets
- Issue international arrest warrants
- Coordinate extradition under mutual legal assistance treaties
Public Accountability & Complaint Record
At the conclusion of our investigation report, IPUZZLEBIZ makes the following information publicly available to the global community:
Official Complaint Against HTX (Huobi)
We call upon HTX/Huobi to immediately cooperate with Canadian law enforcement and provide the necessary disclosures to ensure that justice is served and stolen funds are recovered. Continued silence will only reinforce perceptions of complicity and negligence in the face of organized financial crime.
Should this lack of cooperation persist, IPUZZLEBIZ reserves the right to pursue an official complaint through appropriate legal and regulatory channels. This action will be taken to safeguard victims’ rights, uphold international compliance standards, and ensure accountability in the global financial ecosystem.
Blockchain Intelligence Findings
- Stolen funds traced into an official wallet registered in Seychelles under HTX/Huobi.
- Complex crypto movements orchestrated by Nexon Groups Limited, an organized crime group with links across Africa and England.
- Investigation supported by Canadian law enforcement and ready-to-go-to-court documentation.
Related Global Complaints & Reports
- DGPT Ponzi scam: fraudsters withdrew $32M via HTX【source】
- Fraud allegations against Huobi reported internationally【source】
- Investigations into missing millions and hidden platforms implicating Huobi【source】
- Mixed record of cooperation: HTX assisted Shanghai police in some cases, but international transparency remains lacking【source】
Why This Is Public
This section is published worldwide to:
- Ensure transparency for victims and stakeholders.
- Hold exchanges accountable to international compliance standards.
- Demonstrate that IPUZZLEBIZ and partners are committed to justice and restitution.
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