On January 15, 2026, the Alberta Securities Commission (ASC) added BG Wealth Sharing Ltd. to its Investment Caution List, warning that the company is not registered to trade in or advise on securities or derivatives in Alberta. The ASC advises investors to avoid dealing with unregistered firms due to the lack of investor protections, per the official ASC notice.
BG Wealth Sharing operates as a classic MLM “click-a-button” app Ponzi scheme, primarily run by Chinese operators. Users are required to perform simple daily tasks (e.g., clicking buttons in an app) to earn rewards, with earnings tied to recruiting new members. This model has been documented extensively since 2021, with hundreds of similar “click-to-earn” scams emerging in the same format.
The scheme is also marketed under the name DSJ Exchange (DSJEX), a fake trading platform used to give the appearance of legitimacy. Both BG Wealth Sharing and DSJEX domains were disabled in November 2025, but the operators are suspected of continuing activity through multiple new or hidden domains.
BG Wealth Sharing has received fraud warnings from multiple jurisdictions:
These warnings consistently highlight the unregistered, high-risk nature of the operation and the absence of any legitimate securities or investment framework.
Crypto and MLM schemes like this often collapse suddenly when recruitment slows or operators exit with funds.
BG Wealth Sharing / DSJ Exchange is now flagged in four countries as a high-risk fraudulent operation. Investors should treat any related domain or app as potentially compromised and avoid participation.
Current status (January 17, 2026): Multiple domains disabled, likely operating through new/hidden URLs. No legitimate recovery or refund process exists.
