Rubixfx.co sells “the highest paying trading robot on the market“. Nothing is known about Rubix FX whatsoever. In fact, it’s just a simple website that was hustily put together to promote and sell a bogus auto trading robot — and here’s your chance to recover any lost money from a passive income investment fraud.

In the meantime, we’ll tackle every lie and misinformation on this website and also let you know why you should not ruin yourself financially by “investing” in a scam like Rubix FX.

Rubix FX (rubixfx.co) review and overview

Rubixfx.co fails to disclose ownership information but we’re a least aware that the website first appeared online in May 2022 (according to this tool).

The website is registered anonymously and at this point, it can be difficult to establish the identities behind this fake auto trading scheme.

The website provides us with 22 International Division Via G.B. Pirelli as their physical address.

However, a quick spotcheck reveals that this virtual address has appeared on at least one more scam site out there.

The address was used by a scam called like stock365profits.com (now dead). We can’t tell whether Rubix FX is the new phony project after the collapse of stock365profits.

Rubixfx.co provides us with a ‘white paper’. Unfortunately, we can neither download nor view this document as the PDF link is also dead.

This corny website hustles investors small monies like $20 and promising crazy daily profit.

They are actually pretending that the website is trading investors’ funds via an automated trading bot and generating passive income.

This is clearly fishy business as the website has failed to gain our trust by answering the most critical questions.

We’ve seen this trend on phony websites like Fuelta and GateTrade. We can’t be stupid to believe that despite the obscurity on this website, things are going to work as promised on their marketing materials.

Rubixfx.co is an illegal and unregistered business

The website is soliciting funds from investors and promising daily returns. They are technically offering securities.

We noted that Rubix FX is targeting users all over the world including the US.

This Securities offering is illegal, whether in the US, UK or any other country as authorities must look at it before a license can be issued (and only when it’s safe to the consumer).

This website does not have a license from any financial regulator.

Not only does this make it illegal, but consumers of their fake trading robot are going to lose money. This is for a fact.

How Rubix FX intends to scam you

The website has failed the ultimate credibility test. Whoever is behind it is not transparent but they’re still collecting money through the website nonetheless.

The lie is that rubixfx.co is going to give you access to a profitable trading robot that makes money on autopilot.

In reality, trading must involve a broker. The question is — who is the broker involved?

These folks can’t eat their cake and have it.

But notice that no broker is mentioned, meaning that Rubix FX acts as the seller of a trading robot and a broker at the same time.

This is the perfect combination of an excellent scam.

Trading is not going to happen. The only way they’ll convince the financially naive is by giving them access to a trading dashboard and crediting fake paper money in their digital bank balance.

When it comes to withdrawals, a scam like Rubix FX will create all kinds of excuses.

Ultimately, they’ll stop responding to your emails.

Wrapping it up

Even if you see a positive review about Rubix FX, just know that the review is not honest.

The questions and concerns raised above must be addressed for this website to try claiming legitimacy.

Currently, this website would not pass vetting from any financial regulator.

So why would you trust them with your money?