PC Wealth / pcglobal.io: AFM Warns of Suspected Boiler Room

The Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) has warned consumers not to respond to offers from PC Wealth, describing the operation as a suspected boiler room — a form of online investment fraud.

The warning was published on 19 October 2026.

The AFM identifies:

1. Name: PC Wealth
2. Email: info@pcglobal.io
3. Domain shown in the warning: pcglobal.i

The regulator’s page currently displays pcglobal.i, while the listed email address uses the pcglobal.io domain. AssetVault has not altered the regulator’s published information.

Separately, the live pcglobal.io website presents itself as a cryptocurrency trading and financial-technology platform under the PC Wealth / PC CREDIT branding.

If you have already transferred money after dealing with PC Wealth or pcglobal.io, contact AssetVault Recovery for a confidential assessment of the transaction and available recovery options.

No upfront recovery fees. Fees are payable only after a successful recovery.

Why the AFM Warning Matters

This is stronger than a routine warning about an unlicensed financial business.

The Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) specifically states that PC Wealth is suspected of being a boiler room.

Boiler-room operations typically involve investment offers made through direct contact, often accompanied by persistent sales pressure or attempts to persuade investors to commit increasing amounts of money.

AssetVault is not alleging that every common boiler-room tactic was used by PC Wealth. The important point is that the AFM itself has used this classification and has advised consumers not to respond to the firm’s offers.

That official finding should carry considerably more weight than marketing claims made by the platform.

Similar regulator-backed concerns have appeared in AssetVault investigations involving 24Markets and LiquidBrokerFx, where the central issue was also whether the financial operation being presented to investors could be independently verified.

What pcglobal.io Currently Presents

At the time of AssetVault’s review, pcglobal.io described itself as a cryptocurrency trading platform and promoted blockchain, digital finance and technology-related services.

The website also contains several inconsistencies.

Some areas refer to PC Wealth, while others use PC CREDIT.

One section unexpectedly describes PC Wealth as working with Indian artisans to manufacture garments, despite the rest of the site presenting cryptocurrency and financial-technology services.

Other portions of the website contain unfinished template language and generic placeholder text relating to artificial intelligence and automation.

These are AssetVault observations, not findings made by the AFM.

Website inconsistencies alone do not prove fraud. However, they become more relevant when considered alongside an official warning describing the named operation as a suspected boiler room.

AssetVault has seen a similar need to separate sophisticated marketing claims from regulatory evidence in investigations such as Cronetrium System.

If You Already Sent Money

If you have already transferred money after dealing with PC Wealth or pcglobal.io, preserve your payment records, account screenshots, communications and withdrawal correspondence.

Do not send additional money simply because you are told another payment is required to release your funds.

The most important next step is to preserve the evidence showing where your money was sent and what representations were made to you.

This transaction-first approach is also central to cases such as Smart ISA, where regulatory status and the actual movement of funds matter more than the appearance of an online account.

AssetVault Assessment

The strongest evidence concerning PC Wealth is the official warning from the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM).

The AFM advises consumers not to respond to offers from PC Wealth and says the business is suspected of being a boiler room.

The regulator also identifies the email address info@pcglobal.io.

Separately, AssetVault found a live pcglobal.io website presenting cryptocurrency and financial-technology services while containing inconsistent branding and unrelated or unfinished website content.

Based primarily on the AFM warning, AssetVault considers dealings associated with PC Wealth to present a serious investment-risk concern.

Need Assistance?

If you have already transferred bank funds or cryptocurrency after dealing with PC Wealth or contacts using the pcglobal.io domain, preserve your transaction records and communications before sending anything further.

Contact AssetVault Recovery for a confidential assessment of your PC Wealth case and available recovery options.

No upfront recovery fees. Fees are payable only after a successful recovery.

Disclaimer

This article reports information published by the Netherlands Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) and separately examines publicly accessible information appearing on pcglobal.io.

The AFM states that PC Wealth is suspected of being a boiler room and identifies info@pcglobal.io. The regulator’s page currently displays the domain as pcglobal.i.

References to PC CREDIT branding, cryptocurrency services, garment-manufacturing language and unfinished website content are AssetVault observations and should not be attributed to the regulator.

AssetVault Recovery distinguishes official regulatory findings from its own independent assessment.