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BitMart Case · Report to Authorities

Report BitMart to the police

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These are reporting resources compiled by affected users. The allegations below are those made by users who say they lost funds on BitMart — they are not established facts. File only information that is true and that you can support with your own evidence, and fill in your own details where marked.

If you lost money on BitMart — file everywhere

Your country of residence does not matter. Do not report only to your own country's police. Submit a report through every relevant channel below — these authorities cover the jurisdictions connected to BitMart-related entities, money flows, cybercrime and fraud. More independent reports help authorities see the scale and trace the funds.

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Save your own copies of all evidence. You can also seal each file here first, so you hold a permanent, timestamped proof of what you submitted.

🇹🇭 Thailand affected users report BitMart's founder may be in Thailand, so Thai authorities are included first

Thai Police Online / Cyber Police (CCIB)

thaipoliceonline.go.th

Hotline: 1441

DSI — Department of Special Investigation

dsi.go.th

Thai SEC — Complaint Center

web-complaintcenter.sec.or.th

complaint@sec.or.th · scam: scamalert@sec.or.th

Complaint & law-enforcement links by country

🇸🇬 Singapore — Police (I-Witness)

eservices4.police.gov.sg/iwitness

SPF_Police_Information@spf.gov.sg

Re: Spread Technologies Singapore Pte. Ltd. (UEN 202114407K) and its alleged connection to the suspected BitMart exit scam.

🇱🇹 Lithuania — FNTT / FCIS

fntt.lrv.lt/en

dokumentas@fntt.lt

Re: GBM Global UAB (306308253) — financial crimes, AML, tracing funds.

🇭🇰 Hong Kong — SFC

sfc.hk

enquiry@sfc.hk

🇭🇰 Hong Kong — Police (online report)

crp.police.gov.hk

🇭🇰 Hong Kong — JFIU

jfiu.gov.hk

Re: Spread Technologies Hong Kong Ltd — financial intelligence, suspicious transactions.

🇺🇸 USA — FBI IC3

ic3.gov

🇺🇸 USA — FTC (Report Fraud)

reportfraud.ftc.gov

🇺🇸 USA — CFPB

consumerfinance.gov/complaint

🇺🇸 USA — NJ Consumer Affairs

njconsumeraffairs.nj.gov

🇺🇸 USA — SEC (investor complaint)

help.sec.gov

🇺🇸 USA — Treasury OIG

oig.treasury.gov

🇨🇳 China — MPS Cyber Police

cyberpolice.mps.gov.cn

🇨🇳 China — CAC 12377

12377.cn

Fraud/scam (诈骗类) category

🇨🇳 China — NFRA (financial regulator)

nfra.gov.cn

🇨🇳 China — Foreign Ministry

fmprc.gov.cn/eng

jubao@12377.cn · china@cac.gov.cn · gabzfwz@mps.gov.cn · webbox@pbc.gov.cn · consult@csrc.gov.cn · zhengquan@csrc.gov.cn

🇲🇭 Marshall Islands — Attorney General

rmioag.com

🇪🇸 Spain — Guardia Civil (Cybercrime)

ciberdelincuencia@guardiacivil.org

🇨🇦 Canada — RCMP / CAFC

reportcyberandfraud.canada.ca

🇨🇦 Canada — Centre for Cyber Security

cyber.gc.ca

contact@cyber.gc.ca · 1-833-292-3788

🇩🇪 Germany — BKA (criminal complaint)

bka.de

🇩🇪 Germany — BaFin

bafin.de

poststelle@bafin.de

🇦🇷 Argentina — UFECI (Cybercrime)

mpf.gob.ar/ufeci

denunciasufeci@mpf.gov.ar

🇲🇾 Malaysia — NSRC

Hotline: 997

🇲🇾 Malaysia — Cyber999

mycert.org.my

🇮🇩 Indonesia — Patroli Siber

patrolisiber.id

🇮🇩 Indonesia — IASC / OJK

iasc.ojk.go.id

🌍 INTERPOL

interpol.int

🌍 Community information (external, unverified)

xiafraudster.com

🇸🇬 Singapore residents — police-report template

A template drafted by affected users for filing via SingPass. Adapt it to your situation, fill in the bracketed fields, and only include what is true for you.

I am a cryptocurrency investor and a resident of Singapore. I am filing this formal police report to request an urgent criminal investigation into a registered Singaporean entity, SPREAD TECHNOLOGIES SINGAPORE COMPANY PTE. LTD. (UEN: 202114407K), for criminal breach of trust, fraudulent asset retention, and potential anti-money laundering (AML) compliance violations.

This local entity operates as the substantive financial infrastructure and localized liquidity vault for the offshore cryptocurrency exchange network known as "BitMart" (historically owned and operated by GBM GLOBAL HOLDING COMPANY LIMITED).

Following BitMart's abrupt platform closure announcement, my legitimate asset withdrawal requests have been systematically blocked by the platform, showing a continuous "Failed" status without any legal justification.

My Verified BitMart Account UID: [Insert your UID here]
My Total Frozen Balance Amount: [Insert amount, e.g., $10,000 USD / Crypto Ticker]
Current Status: All outbound withdrawals are blocked and rejected by the platform.

While BitMart claims to be undergoing a voluntary shutdown, they are refusing to return user funds. Because Spread Technologies Singapore holds a paid-up capital of SGD 2,674,169 and operates the core backend system, there is an immediate risk of illicit asset flight, layered financial concealment, and AML non-compliance before the final shutdown.

This appears to be part of an international fraud network. A transnational case has reportedly been initiated by the Singapore Police Force under CAD Case Reference Numbers: SR/20260816/0019 and G/20260818/7103.

As a local constituent, I urgently request the Commercial Affairs Department (CAD) to:
- Link this report to the active master files SR/20260816/0019 and G/20260818/7103.
- Initiate an audit on the local corporate bank accounts and digital wallets of Spread Technologies Singapore (UEN: 202114407K).
- Issue an administrative Asset Freezing Order under the CDSA (Corruption, Drug Trafficking and Other Serious Crimes Act) to prevent dissipation of investor funds.

I have attached screenshots of my verified UID, total account balance, and the "Failed" transaction history log as primary evidence.

Note: The recommended target is Spread Technologies Singapore (UEN: 202114407K), a live local entity with Singaporean bank accounts, rather than the offshore 'BitMart' entity, so that the CAD can act on assets within its jurisdiction.
Do not stop after one report. Wherever you live, report BitMart to every authority that accepts your complaint and to your local police / cybercrime unit. Every independent report helps authorities identify the scale, the connections, and the movement of funds.