Scope of this review
This review concerns bitelity.com. Belgium's Financial Services and Markets Authority included Bitelity and bitelity.com in its 30 June 2026 warning about fraudulent trading platforms. The listing also names related domains, which makes checking the exact web address especially important.
The warning is the decision point
An official warning is not a cue to negotiate with a platform or make a small test deposit. It is a reason to pause and independently establish the legal operator, the financial service offered, and the authorisation that would apply to you. A professional interface, claimed returns, or a support conversation cannot replace that check.
Domain identity can be part of the risk
Do not assume that a different subdomain, spelling, or web-trader address changes the concern. Use a regulator's own published information and contact details to compare the company name, licence number, product, and domain. Never rely on a link or document supplied by the person asking you to invest.
What you should check before you act
Do not send money or identity documents while the exact-domain warning remains unresolved. If you have already paid, retain the URL, messages, receipts, and wallet or bank details, then contact the payment provider as quickly as possible. Be wary of later recovery offers that require an advance fee.