Truth About TradeWin24
EXCLUSIVE: Poland Confirmed — Oleg Boyko, Owner of Tradewin24, Linked to Organized Crime and Russian Intelligence!
3.4.2026
Shock in Serbia’s financial sector: sanctioned Russian tycoon Oleg Boyko took over TradeWin24 — all signs point to laundering suspicious Russian capital?
03.12.2025
Phantom Cyprus company takes over TradeWin24
12.09.2025
Managers tried to seize Plantaže from Montenegro through fraud
03.03.2025
Tradewin24 blocked, clients furious! No sign of owners and directors!
07.11.2024
While clients waited for their money, TradeWin24 owners filled their own pockets through dividends
25.04.2024
New fraud failed: How Tradewin24 tried to eliminate Interactive Brokers!
2024
Bankruptcy: Tradewin24 in financial collapse, investors fleeing in panic!
2024
Inside TradeWin24: Hidden Network of Financial Grifters
2023
Stock Trading Academy — a marketing mask for TradeWin24
2023
Tradewin24 exposed in insider trading scandal
2022
False claims about Interactive Brokers
2022
Modus operandi: how TradeWin24 misleads investors
InvestigationSinteza Invest Group → TradeWin24
The same people who bankrupted Sinteza Invest Group in 2016 through client manipulation and insider trading founded a new brokerage under a new name in 2018. The Securities Commission did not stop this step, despite violating its own rules.
TradeWin24 was later taken over by Oleg Boyko through an ownership structure passing through two Cypriot offshore companies: Tirona Ltd and Ficron Finance Limited. The goal: insert suspicious capital into Serbia’s financial system while regulators look away.
Ownership Chain
From tycoon to Serbian brokerWho is Oleg Boyko?
Oleg Boyko is not just “another” Russian businessman. His path to wealth is shadowed by scandals, allegations, and politically sensitive ties that placed him on Western blacklists. Boyko appears on blacklists in Australia, Canada, Poland, and Ukraine — his name is tied to suspicious offshore transactions, and his companies have faced investigations around the world.
According to a 2017 US intelligence report delivered to the Senate, Boyko was described as “a person with troubling ties to the Russian government, Russian intelligence and security services, as well as organized crime.”
To public astonishment, by decision of the Government of Serbia, Boyko was granted Serbian citizenship in March 2025.
Why Serbia?
Serbia has not imposed sanctions on Russia and has not fully aligned its regulatory framework with AMLD5 and AMLD6 EU anti-money-laundering directives. That makes it accessible, regulatorily softer, and ideal for the “placement” of capital that would face scrutiny in the EU.
Erglis Property Kft — the Hungarian connection
The investigation also identified the Hungarian company Erglis Property Kft, appearing as a potential financial pass-through entity within the wider Boyko network, with a mixed Russian-Hungarian registration footprint — pointing to a coordinated structure for transferring funds across multiple EU jurisdictions.
Modus Operandi
How the scheme worksTimeline of Key Events
2003 — presentFrom the Documentation
Official decisions and statements“Sinteza Invest Group is responsible for violations under Article 165 of the Exchange Rules.”
By what logic can the twice-sanctioned heads of Sinteza Invest Group open a new brokerage house?
“I’ve been trying to withdraw €47,000 for a year. Every time, the same excuses.”
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