home.treasury.gov US Sanctions Target Prince Group Scam Networks
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- •U.S. Treasury sanctioned 45 targets linked to Prince Group TCO for cyber-enabled fraud.
- •Sanctions aim to disrupt a global network of shell companies facilitating money laundering.
- •The Prince Group has been involved in scams that have defrauded billions from victims worldwide.
On November 5, 2026, the U.S. Treasury sanctioned four individuals and 41 entities linked to the Prince Group Transnational Criminal Organization (TCO), which is implicated in extensive cyber-enabled fraud and human trafficking. This action follows previous sanctions aimed at dismantling the group's operations, which have generated billions through scams targeting victims in the U.S. and abroad. The Prince Group has been known to operate scam compounds in Southeast Asia, where coerced workers are forced to perpetrate fraud. The newly designated individuals are accused of managing offshore corporate structures to conceal beneficial ownership and evade sanctions. These sanctions are part of a broader effort under President Trump's Executive Order aimed at combating cybercrime and fraud against American citizens. The Prince Group's operations have been linked to various online scams, including romance and investment frauds.
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