WV6 Securities, operating through websites such as:
is allegedly running a pyramid-style crypto scam targeting Sri Lankan citizens, falsely presenting itself as a legitimate online trading platform.
Victims were told:
Based on multiple reports:
Recruitment becomes mandatory — a clear sign of a pyramid scheme, regardless of the “trading” label.
Red Flags to Watch For
Any platform that requires recruiting new members to access your own money is a pyramid scheme — period.
Calling it “trading” does not change the reality.
Scams like this thrive on silence, trust, and urgency.
Awareness is the strongest weapon.
If you or someone you know is involved with WV6 Securities / SevenH5, exit immediately and do not send more money.
Stay alert. Stay safe.
REFER: https://www.cbsl.gov.lk/en/financial-system/prohibited-pyramid-schemes
Note: I do write on behalf of Sri Lanka who lost $500, and 99 are going to lose and few in top of pyramid system will get some money. Dear Sri Lankans! Please share it in social media and alert our Sri Lankan who earn hard money in difficult time!
Jaya Wewa!
is allegedly running a pyramid-style crypto scam targeting Sri Lankan citizens, falsely presenting itself as a legitimate online trading platform.
False Claims & Deception
The group reportedly falsely claims an association with JPMorgan, which is completely untrue. JPMorgan has no connection to WV6 Securities or these websites.Victims were told:
- This is NOT a pyramid scheme
- Only a minimum deposit of 500 USDT (≈ USD 500) is required
- Funds would be used for professional crypto trading
- Profits could be withdrawn easily
How the Scam Actually Works
Based on multiple reports:
- Users deposit 500 USDT or more
- Small withdrawals are initially allowed to build trust
- Only 75% of profits can be withdrawn
- When users attempt to withdraw larger amounts:
- Accounts are frozen
- Users are told they must recruit more people
- This reveals the true pyramid structure
Recruitment becomes mandatory — a clear sign of a pyramid scheme, regardless of the “trading” label.Financial Impact
- Over 100 Sri Lankans have reportedly joined
- Estimated losses exceed USD 50,000
- Funds are believed to be transferred to foreign (Chinese) scam operators
- Victims are left with frozen accounts and no recovery process
Red Flags to Watch For 
- Guaranteed or low-risk crypto profits
- Mandatory recruitment to unlock withdrawals
- Partial withdrawals only
- Accounts frozen without legal explanation
- Fake claims of affiliation with major banks
- No verifiable company registration or regulation
Important Reminder
Any platform that requires recruiting new members to access your own money is a pyramid scheme — period.
Calling it “trading” does not change the reality.
What You Should Do
Do NOT invest or deposit funds
Warn friends and family immediately
Share this information publicly
Report to Sri Lankan cybercrime authorities
Victims should document evidence (screenshots, wallet addresses, chats)
Final Message
Scams like this thrive on silence, trust, and urgency.
Awareness is the strongest weapon.
If you or someone you know is involved with WV6 Securities / SevenH5, exit immediately and do not send more money.
Stay alert. Stay safe.
REFER: https://www.cbsl.gov.lk/en/financial-system/prohibited-pyramid-schemes
Note: I do write on behalf of Sri Lanka who lost $500, and 99 are going to lose and few in top of pyramid system will get some money. Dear Sri Lankans! Please share it in social media and alert our Sri Lankan who earn hard money in difficult time!
Jaya Wewa!
