YepBit Investment Fraud Warning Issued by Ghana SEC
YepBit has received an official investment fraud warning from Ghana’s Securities and Exchange Commission (Ghana SEC). The alert was published on July 15, 2026.
The Ghana SEC warned the public about a suspected fraudulent investment scheme operating under the names YEPBIT EXCHANGE and BONCHAT. The scheme solicits investments from the public, including through digital and crypto-asset platforms.
YEPBIT EXCHANGE and BONCHAT are not licensed by the Ghana SEC.
YepBit Identified as a “Click a Button” App Ponzi
YepBit operates as a classic “click a button” app Ponzi scheme. BehindMLM reports that Chinese scammers run the operation. BonChat serves as a Telegram substitute. Scammers use it to coordinate communication with investors.
BehindMLM has documented hundreds of similar “click a button” app scams since they first appeared in 2021.
Known YepBit Website Domains
At the time of publication, known YepBit-related domains include:
- yepbit.net (flagged for fraud) – privately registered June 28, 2024
- yepbit.com (abandoned) – first registered in 2017, private registration last updated January 23, 2026
- yepbit6.com (redirects to yepbee.com) – first registered in 2024, private registration last updated March 9, 2026
- yepbee.com – privately registered December 11, 2025
- yepbii.com – privately registered December 11, 2025
- yepbhh.com (abandoned) – privately registered December 11, 2025
- yepbit.xyz (flagged for fraud) – privately registered June 28, 2024
Fake Partnership with Fidelity Capital Investment Group
Part of YepBit’s promotion involves a claimed partnership with Fidelity Capital Investment Group (FCIG). FCIG is a fake investment firm. The same scammers behind YepBit also run FCIG.
Official marketing materials name Jonathan Brook as FCIG’s CEO. Brook does not exist. Evidence suggests the name and persona are AI-generated.
International Warnings Against YepBit
Outside Ghana, Australia issued a YepBit securities fraud warning in May 2026.
The Philippine SEC released a YepBit securities fraud warning on January 26, 2026. It followed with a cease and desist order on February 4, 2026.
On July 22, 2026, Ghana’s SEC also included YepBit in a list of twenty-three entities accused of securities fraud. The same list featured BG Wealth Sharing, one of the larger “click a button” app Ponzis that recently collapsed.
