Bitelity operates through several domains, including webtrader.bitelity.cc.
The platform presents users with an online trading terminal. However, the strongest concern is no longer the appearance of the website or its short history.
A financial regulator has already issued a direct warning about Bitelity.
FSMA lists Bitelity as a fraudulent trading platform
On June 30, 2026, Belgium’s Financial Services and Markets Authority added Bitelity to its warning list.
The regulator identifies Bitelity among fraudulent online trading platforms.
The warning specifically names:
- bitelity.com
- bitelity.net
- webtrader.bitelity.cc
- webtrader.bite-lity.net
This is important because the exact WebTrader domain used by clients appears in the official alert.
The domain itself is very young
Public domain data shows that bitelity.cc was registered on December 3, 2025.
The owner is hidden behind a privacy service.
Therefore, the domain has less than one year of public history.
A young domain alone does not prove misconduct. However, in this case it must be viewed together with the FSMA warning.
The WebTrader has also triggered security warnings
Automated reputation services have raised additional concerns.
ScamAdviser currently gives webtrader.bitelity.cc a very low trust score. Its scan also reports a recent DNSFilter threat flag.
Gridinsoft classifies the main bitelity.cc domain as suspicious and gives it a low reputation score.
These automated systems are not financial regulators. Therefore, they should not be treated as proof by themselves.
The FSMA warning remains the much stronger fact.
Multiple Bitelity domains matter
The regulator does not list only one website.
It connects Bitelity with several different domains and WebTrader addresses.
This matters if a client was first contacted through one website and later sent to another login page.
Save every address provided by a manager or support agent.
A change of domain should not be treated as a normal solution to a blocked withdrawal.
A WebTrader balance is not proof of available money
The terminal may show profitable trades and a large account balance.
However, those figures do not prove that the money can leave the platform.
The real test is a successful withdrawal to the client’s own bank account or cryptocurrency wallet.
If a withdrawal is already delayed, do not increase the deposit simply because the dashboard shows more profit.
Be careful with new payment demands
Particular caution is needed if another transfer is requested before withdrawal.
Typical explanations may involve:
- tax before receiving funds;
- account insurance;
- AML or compliance payments;
- another verification deposit;
- leverage closure charges;
- wallet activation fees.
KYC can require identity documents.
It should not become a sequence of new payments where every transfer is followed by another requirement.
What should Bitelity users do?
Stop additional deposits while an existing withdrawal remains unresolved.
Save screenshots from webtrader.bitelity.cc. Keep the balance, trading history and withdrawal request visible.
Preserve emails, phone numbers and messenger conversations.
For cryptocurrency payments, save destination wallets and transaction hashes. For bank transfers, keep the beneficiary details.
Most importantly, save the FSMA warning. The Belgian regulator directly names webtrader.bitelity.cc and classifies Bitelity among fraudulent online trading platforms.
You can submit your complaint and learn what steps may help recover your funds here.
