We live at one address only. Anything else is not us.
worldfinanceterminal.
Ours. Check every letter, and that nothing comes after .ai but a slash.- worldfinanceterminal.
godengine. ai. secure-login. exampleOur name at the front, someone else’s site at the end. - worldfinance-terminal.
exampleClose spelling, a different ending. - godengine-ai.
exampleA dash where the dot should be.
Signing in happens on accounts.google.com. We never see your Google password.
What we never do
We never phone you
Or message you first on WhatsApp, Telegram or any chat app. There is no “account manager”.
We never ask for money
No deposits, no fees to “unlock” profits, no crypto transfers. There is nothing to pay into.
We never ask for your trading password
The only password this site takes is an MT5 investor password, the read-only one, typed by you on Connections.
We never trade for you
The terminal is read-only. It places no orders, promises no returns and gives no advice.
If someone calls, messages or emails you in our name and asks for any of these, it is a scam. Stop, and do not send money or codes.
Found a site pretending to be us?
These three can warn people or take it down. We cannot.
- Google Safe BrowsingPaste the fake address. Chrome and other browsers then warn anyone who opens it.
- ICANN LookupType the fake address to see who registered it. Write to that registrar’s abuse address.
- Cloudflare abuseFor a fake site that runs behind Cloudflare, which ICANN Lookup shows as its name servers.
If you already paid someone, also tell your bank and your country’s financial regulator or police.
We have not published a contact mailbox yet. When we do, it will be listed here, on this address, and nowhere else first.
How to spot a look-alike
- It promises a return: a profit a day, a percent a month, a “success rate”.
- It wants a minimum deposit, or says an advisor will call you.
- It asks for your phone number before showing you anything.
- It quotes a famous person or a politician saying they use it.
- The address is not exactly worldfinanceterminal.godengine.ai.
World Finance Terminal does none of the first four. It shows open market data, each number with its named source, and keeps a public record of its own forecasts.