France's watchdog says fraudsters are impersonating its own staff to talk stranded customers into moving assets to fake websites.

France's financial watchdog has reported that scammers are impersonating its staff to deceive customers affected by the MiCA deadline into transferring assets to fraudulent websites.

Scammers Pose as EU Regulators to Prey on MiCA Deadline Fallout

<p>Crypto firms failing to secure MiCA authorization by July 1 must wind down or restrict services to EU clients. </p>

EU regulators have issued warnings about scammers impersonating crypto firms and regulatory bodies following the MiCA deadline. Firms that did not secure MiCA authorization by July 1 are required to either wind down operations or limit their services to clients within the EU.

EU watchdogs warn scammers are posing as crypto firms and regulators after MiCA deadline: FT

Fraudsters have begun impersonating European financial regulators and licensed crypto businesses to exploit customers moving funds after the European Union&#8217;s MiCA licensing deadline reshaped the regional crypto market. The Financial Times, citing European regulators, reported that several watchdogs have identified&#8230;

Fraudsters are impersonating European financial regulators and licensed crypto businesses to exploit customers during the transition following the EU's MiCA licensing deadline. The Financial Times reports that several watchdogs have identified these scams targeting individuals moving funds in the reshaped regional crypto market.

EU warns of crypto scams exploiting MiCA licensing transition

بعد الموعد النهائي لترخيص ميكا، أصدرت الهيئات التنظيمية في الاتحاد الأوروبي تحذيرات بشأن المحتالين الذين يتظاهرون بأنهم شركات تشفير وهيئات تنظيمية. يستهدف المحتالون العملاء الذين ينقلون الأموال، مع تقارير عن انتحال شخصية موظفي الجهات الرقابية لخداع الأفراد لنقل الأصول إلى مواقع وهمية.

Tras la fecha límite de licencia de MiCA, los reguladores de la UE han emitido advertencias sobre estafadores que se hacen pasar por empresas de criptomonedas y organismos reguladores. Los estafadores están apuntando a los clientes que mueven fondos, con informes de suplantación del personal de la autoridad reguladora para engañar a las personas para que transfieran activos a sitios web falsos.

Suite à la date limite de licence MiCA, les régulateurs de l'UE ont émis des avertissements concernant des escrocs se faisant passer pour des entreprises de crypto et des organismes de réglementation. Les fraudeurs ciblent les clients transférant des fonds, avec des rapports d'imitation du personnel des autorités de régulation pour tromper les individus en leur faisant transférer des actifs vers de faux sites.