Written by Jon Buckformer writerReviewed by Igor Belkinformer editorOneCoin Vietnamese License is Forgery
Latest NewsPublishedJun 25, 2017
OneCoin License Fraudulent, Says Vietnamese Government
The Vietnamese government has issued a strong statement against the purported Ponzi scheme OneCoin after the company claimed to have been licensed by the government.
The company held a supporting event in the country, after claims that Vietnam had given the company official licensed status to function. After the event, the Vietnamese authorities began looking into the company and have since issued the statement detailing the forged license. After some brief investigation, the government stated that the signature on the form didn’t even match the officer of the government institution responsible for the licensure.
The Ministry of Planning and Investment (MPI) had begun receiving public inquiries after the company posted a (now deleted) note on its OneLife Vietnam website stating that: “The Hanoi Investment Management Department officially signed a document confirming that the ONECOIN electronic money business of TRIDENT CRYPTO ACADEMY is not contrary to the laws of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam.”
The news follows a recent government ultimatum for OneCoin in Norway as well. The OneCoin Ponzi scheme is one in a long line of coin-based frauds including the now defunct Ecoin Plus.
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