U.S. Sanctions Xinbi Guarantee Cyber Scam Marketplace

U.S. Sanctions Xinbi Guarantee Cyber Scam Marketplace

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On September 9, 2026, the U.S. Department of the Treasury sanctioned the Xinbi Guarantee, a Chinese-language platform facilitating cyber scams targeting Americans. The operation involved the seizure of $52.8 million in cryptocurrency and the dismantling of associated Telegram channels. Xinbi Guarantee is linked to significant financial crimes, including fraud and money laundering, with an estimated $30 billion in transactions since its inception in 2022. The coordinated effort by the Treasury and the Department of Justice aims to disrupt transnational criminal organizations operating in Southeast Asia. This action is part of a broader initiative under President Trump's Executive Order 14390, aimed at combating cybercrime and protecting American citizens. The crackdown also reflects collaboration between the U.S. and U.K. in addressing these cyber threats.

Key Points: • U.S. sanctions target Xinbi Guarantee for facilitating cyber scams. • Approximately $52.8 million in cryptocurrency seized during the operation. • Xinbi Guarantee has processed around $30 billion in illicit transactions since 2022.

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2026-03-06
Executive Order 14390 issued
President Trump issued an executive order to combat cybercrime and protect American citizens from foreign scams.
home.treasury.gov
2026-09-09
U.S. sanctions Xinbi Guarantee
The U.S. Treasury sanctioned Xinbi Guarantee for supporting cyber scams and fraud against Americans.
home.treasury.gov
2026-09-09
Seizure of $52.8 million in crypto
The Department of Justice announced the seizure of cryptocurrency linked to scam operations, totaling $52.8 million.
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