Nebojsa Katic Launches OF Finance – New Ponzi Scheme After CryptoFamily Collapse
Nebojsa Katic has returned with a fresh investment platform called OF Finance, just months after his previous projects CryptoFamily and OurFamily collapsed. Victims of his earlier scams are being targeted with promises of compensation and high returns.
Who Is Nebojsa Katic?
Nebojsa Katic first gained attention in 2023 as the founder of CryptoFamily, a multi-level marketing (MLM) crypto scheme. Launched in mid-2022, it promised investors 8.33% daily returns through $24 NFT positions. Payouts were made in FT tokens, which became worthless when the platform collapsed in July 2023.
History of Failed Schemes
In September 2023, Katic relaunched CryptoFamily with a “priority payments” NFT requiring $69 USDT. After collecting fees, no payments were made.
Later, he rebranded to OurFamily and offered 24 USDT NFTs promising $2 daily for 90 days. This project also failed shortly after launch. Throughout 2025, Katic continued delaying promised payments to investors.
OF Finance: The New Offer
On April 27, 2026, Katic introduced OF Finance during a webinar. He urged victims to “leave the old history behind” and join the new platform.
Key promises include:
- A $100 welcome voucher for new users.
- 2:1 Legacy Voucher credit on past investments. For example, if you lost $10,000 in previous schemes, you receive $20,000 in legacy vouchers after paying a $33 membership fee.
- These vouchers can only be used within OF Finance.
How OF Finance Works
OF Finance plans to launch a new FT token on May 27, 2026. Returns will be paid in this token, which will have no value outside the platform.
Katic claims the project is backed by a major Middle East investor who owns one of Iran’s largest banks in Switzerland. He says the funds will come from a “secure trading desk” based on real assets. No proof has been provided.
Crypto Debit Card Feature
OF Finance is also promoting a Visa-branded crypto card with no KYC requirements. Users can reportedly deposit cash, convert it to crypto, and send money globally. The card is said to be available in the US, Canada, and Mexico
Major Red Flags
- Past platforms (CryptoFamily and OurFamily) were never registered with financial regulators.
- Promised high returns with no verifiable business model.
- New token has no external value.
- Claims of secret high-profile investors lack evidence.
- Promotion of no-KYC cards raises serious money laundering concerns.
