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Allfinanzplus.com concealed by CONSOB: how to recognize the scam and protect your savings

27 October 2026 · Avvocato Penalista H24

Avv. Vincenzo "Ezio" EspositoCriminal lawyer · Studio Avvocato Penalista H24 · Member of the Italian Bar AssociationGoogle 4,9/5 · Trustpilot 4,8/5
⚠️ CONSOB Order: The Italian authority CONSOB has ordered the blackout of the website allfinanzplus.com among those offering financial services abusively in Italy. Dealing with an unauthorised intermediary exposes you to the concrete risk of losing your entire invested capital.

The domain allfinanzplus.com has been concealed by CONSOB for unauthorized provision of financial services in Italian territory, without the necessary authorization required by applicable regulations. This is an unequivocal signal that demands maximum caution for anyone who has had contact with this operator. Anyone who has transferred funds through this platform may be a victim of an online financial scam and has the right to evaluate the legal actions available to them.

What is allfinanzplus.com and why was it concealed by CONSOB

The National Commission for Companies and the Stock Exchange (CONSOB) exercises the power to conceal websites that operate unlawfully in the Italian financial sector, that is, without the authorizations required by the Consolidated Financial Act (D.Lgs. 58/1998). Allfinanzplus.com is among the domains subject to this measure, which means that the supervisory authority has ascertained that the site was offering investment or financial intermediation services to the Italian public without any enabling title.

Concealment is not a generic precautionary measure: it presupposes an investigation by CONSOB and the finding of conduct that is concretely harmful to savers. Verifying whether a site is on CONSOB's blacklist is the first step every investor should take before entrusting their money to any online platform.

The typical scheme of online financial scams: how these sites operate

Unauthorized online trading platforms almost always follow a tried-and-tested script, designed to gain the victim's trust and induce them to transfer increasing sums. Recognizing the phases of this scheme is essential to protect yourself and to evaluate your position if you have already been involved.

  • Initial contact through social media advertising, emails or cold calls with promises of high and guaranteed returns.
  • Account opening with a modest initial deposit, often accompanied by a fictitious 'welcome bonus'.
  • Display of a control panel showing constantly increasing gains, designed to appear credible but with no connection to actual market conditions.
  • Request for additional payments to 'unlock' profits, pay alleged taxes or commissions, or access higher investment levels.
  • Sudden disappearance of operators or blocking of withdrawals when the victim attempts to recover their money.

Potentially applicable criminal offenses: aggravated fraud and unauthorized financial activity

From a criminal law perspective, the conduct engaged in by operators such as allfinanzplus.com may constitute various offenses under Italian law. The most common offense is aggravated fraud under Article 640 of the Criminal Code, characterized by artifices and deceptions aimed at obtaining an unjust profit with damage to others. This is accompanied by unauthorized exercise of financial activity, punished by the Consolidated Financial Act.

  • Aggravated fraud (Article 640, paragraph 2, Criminal Code): imprisonment sentence from one to five years.
  • Unauthorized public offering of financial products (Article 166 TUF): criminal penalty against administrators and promoters of the platform.
  • Money laundering or self-laundering (Articles 648-bis and 648-ter.1 Criminal Code) if illicit proceeds are reinvested in economic activities.
  • Possible joint liability for intermediaries, brokers and agents who knowingly collaborated with the platform.

What to do immediately if you have invested on allfinanzplus.com

Time is a critical factor in online financial scams: digital traces, communications and money transfers tend to disappear rapidly. Acting promptly increases the likelihood of reconstructing the situation in a way that is useful both in criminal proceedings and in civil proceedings.

  • Preserve all available documentation: screenshots of conversations, emails, bank statements, receipts for bank transfers or cryptocurrency payments.
  • Do not make further payments, even if operators promise to unlock funds already deposited.
  • Immediately contact your bank or credit card network to evaluate the possibility of a chargeback or blocking of transactions.
  • File a complaint with the Postal Police or the competent Public Prosecutor's Office, attaching all collected documentation.
  • Consult a criminal law attorney specialized in cybercrime and financial fraud to evaluate the most effective legal actions in your specific case.

The role of the criminal law attorney in recovering funds and protecting the victim

A lawyer specialized in online financial fraud is able to assist the victim at every stage of the proceedings: from drafting the complaint to filing a civil claim in criminal proceedings, to possible compensation action in civil proceedings. It is important to emphasize that no serious professional can guarantee full recovery of the sums, as the outcome depends on numerous variables, including the location of the perpetrators and the traceability of financial flows.

The Criminal Law Attorney H24 office offers an initial consultation to analyze the documentation in the possession of the potential victim, evaluate the merit of the claim and indicate the most appropriate legal course. A timely and structured approach represents the best strategy for protecting your rights and contributing to dismantling criminal networks that harm thousands of savers.

  • Forensic analysis of digital documentation to reconstruct fraudulent conduct.
  • Assistance in filing the complaint with all elements useful to the investigation.
  • Coordination with international authorities and judicial cooperation bodies in cross-border cases.
  • Filing a civil claim to obtain compensation for patrimonial and non-patrimonial damage suffered.
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Frequently asked questions

Is the fact that allfinanzplus.com has been concealed by CONSOB sufficient to file a complaint?

Concealment by CONSOB constitutes a relevant circumstantial element and demonstrates that the platform was operating unlawfully in Italy. However, to file an effective complaint, you must also attach personal documentation proving the relationship with the platform: communications, bank transfers, screenshots of the control panel. The more documented the complaint, the greater its utility for the investigation.

Is it possible to recover the sums paid to a fraudulent platform?

Recovery of sums depends on several factors: the traceability of payments, the location of the perpetrators and the timeliness of legal action. In cases where funds have been transferred via bank transfer, tools such as chargeback or judicial account blocking can prove effective. No honest professional can guarantee full recovery, but acting quickly and with the support of a specialized attorney significantly increases the chances of obtaining a positive result.

How do you verify if an online trading site is authorized to operate in Italy?

CONSOB publishes on its official website (consob.it) both the list of authorized intermediaries and the list of subjects and websites against which concealment measures or warnings have been adopted. Before investing, it is sufficient to consult these public registers and verify that the operator has proper authorization. In case of doubt, it is always advisable to request the authorization number and check it directly on the portal of the competent supervisory authority.