At first glance, Antera Capital appears to be a modern, high-tech platform with “AI trading”, “global awards”, and “thousands of satisfied clients”. However, all of this is nothing more than a fraudulent ploy. In this review, we will discuss a brokerage company that lies extensively and operates illegally.
Bright design, generic marketing slogans, and a complete lack of real legal and regulatory information with the necessary verification — that’s what the official website of Antera Capital looks like.
At the top, there’s a main menu with sections: markets, pricing, learning, about, and contacts. The broker publishes various claims about SIPC protection and Lloyd’s of London insurance, but these appear suspicious. We will examine these claims and other important aspects later.
Every section of the website is filled with phrases like “AI-powered arbitrage”, “cutting-edge crypto technology”, and “award-winning platform” — all without specifics. It also uses images that have no clear connection to brokerage activities: people intensely discussing something. Instead of photos of real employees, the company has literally used pictures found on Google.
The homepage displays logos of BrokerChooser, Yahoo.Finance, and other reputable platforms, allegedly awarding Antera Capital the title of “Best Broker”, “232K client accounts”, “$3B in the capital”, “98% satisfaction rate” — all these figures are presented without sources, links, or verification.
What’s even more absurd is that many of these so-called awards are dated 2020 or even 2017, while the company itself claims it was still testing its platform in early 2025. Let’s break it down: immediately after registering their domain, they posted this entire “statistical portfolio” on the website. Now, four months later, they’re still claiming to have exactly 232,000 clients? That’s laughable. Honest brokers don’t need to fabricate numbers to create the illusion of a positive reputation.
To communicate with Antera Capital managers, there are several phone numbers and an email address. There is also no live chat with an operator — only a “Leave a request, we will contact you” form, or communication via messengers.
The social media is a YouTube icon only, and any Internet user will expect that clicking it will open Antera Capital’s own channel. Well, no. You will see the broker’s review from a certain channel Crypto Team with 85 thousand subscribers. Should inspire confidence, right? Again, no.
In the video description, the channel owners directly state that the content is provided for informational purposes only, the speaker does not guarantee any profitability, and they are a marketing agency open to business proposals. In short, this is just a paid review of Antera Capital.
The trading conditions at Antera Capital are built on the principle: the more you pay, the closer you get to the “Money” button. The minimum deposit is $250 — this is for the entry-level plan, which offers services like educational resources for understanding the markets and consultation sessions with an expert. And that’s just the warm-up.
Then comes the extortion of money from clients. Want full access to the platform? Pay $3,000. Interested in “social trading” and “access to the full range of assets”? Get ready for a $5,000 plan. And if you want a “personal investment plan,” that’ll cost you $15,000.
The most interesting part is the top of the Antera Capital tariff pyramid. Entry ranges from $100,000 to $500,000. And here it gets truly ridiculous. For half a million dollars, you’re promised “exclusive access to events”, “New Year’s parties”, and “three free sessions with analyst No.1”. No specifics. No names. Not a word about working regulations, withdrawal limits, order execution, or even which platform is being used.
The trading conditions are not described on the site at all. There’s no mention of spreads, commissions, leverage, swaps, or instruments. It’s not stated whether stop-losses are available, whether margin calls are in place, or whether the platform operates on weekends. Serious brokers always provide this information — on the website, in a PDF, or in the user agreement. Here — not a word.
And the cherry on top: a retirement savings plan. Antera Capital promises a “guaranteed return of up to 27% without risk”. This is a blatant lie. There is no such thing as guaranteed returns on financial markets, especially at those levels. Even U.S. government bonds yield a maximum of 5% in 2024. And here — nearly 30% and “no risk”. This is a clear sign of a financial pyramid scheme.
UPD 2025/04/29
Dear readers, now the company has quietly lowered the promised return to 8%. But if they think this fixes the problem, it doesn’t. That rate is still unrealistically high for a “guaranteed” product, and the phrase “without risk” remains entirely false. On top of that, changing your investment offer only after negative reviews start circulating shows exactly how reactionary and unprofessional the operation is.
In the “About Us” section, the company claims it was supposedly founded in 2014 and registered in the United Kingdom. Moreover, they refer to an entity called UPAY FINANCE LTD as their owner and state that the company “complies with international standards” and is registered with British and Canadian regulators.
UPD 2025/04/29
Dear readers! Just four months after the domain was registered, the company completely changed its legal details.
Their website footer states that the broker is operated by a different entity, CLEARCREST INC UAB, which is also allegedly licensed by a Canadian Fintrac. CLEARCREST INC UAB is connected to previously blacklisted brands such as Coinnsdrom and Voltcoins, both of which appear in the IOSCO Investor Alerts Portal — an international database where global regulators publish warnings about unauthorized or fraudulent firms (source — https://www.iosco.org/i-scan/?id=27068, https://www.iosco.org/i-scan/?id=25728).
UPD 2025/09/10
The brand has once again undergone a complete change of its legal legend.
Now they claim that Antera Capital is part of the Canadian organization SIG North Trading, ULC. It is an investment dealer, regulated by the Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) and a member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund (CIPF). Too good to be true, right?
Apparently, the project owners realize that the aforementioned regulators will block their misleading website again, and so they immediately make a disclaimer. According to them, Antera Capital is not a member of CIRO or CIPF, and therefore clients are not protected by any regulators.
So what is the point of mentioning these authoritative bodies, except to give themselves at least a small illusion of legitimacy, which will disappear immediately after reading the disclaimer? If only we knew.
Finally, you should know that this project actually used to have a completely different name – Giga Markets. Its website, giga-markets.com (indistinguishable from the current one), was only registered on January 24, 2025. This is not speculation — it’s a verified fact through Whois services. In other words, the very first mention of this platform appeared only in early 2025. All the statements about years of experience, hundreds of thousands of clients, and supposedly “awarded titles” are nothing but lies aimed at gullible users.
What happened next? The owners rebranded Giga Markets to Antera Capital (website https://anteracapital365.com, created 2025-05-14). Now, namely September 2025, their current domain is https://anteracapital365.net/, created 2025-07-14). There is no doubt that it will soon cease to operate, or the founders will carry out yet another rebranding. By the way, you can read our review of BTC Trading Pro, which looks like a twin of Antera.
You may ask, what’s wrong with all these domains and dates? Let’s explain. If the company behind the broker claims to have been operating since 2014, but the actual brand was only launched in 2025, then it is misleading to present figures such as “thousands of clients” as if they specifically belong to the new brand. These numbers refer to clients accumulated under a different structure, service, and business model, and therefore cannot be attributed to the broker as it currently exists.
This kind of presentation creates a false sense of experience, scale, and trust. It misleads users into thinking that the brand has been active and reputable for many years, when in reality it only has a few months of history. Each broker brand should be evaluated based on its own performance and track record — not the unrelated or historical achievements of its parent company or previous businesses.
Reviews of Antera Capital are quite contradictory. Some of them are very complimentary, but do not contain any specifics, since they look like “this is a 5 star service” or “give the company an Oscar for trading.” In others, users draw attention to the alarming lack of legitimacy, questionable trading conditions, and some clients even talk about how they lost all their investments on the platform.
In our opinion, the best review is the warning from the British regulator, which states that anteracapital365.com is not authorized in the UK and that one should beware of a scam. By the way, the owners of the broker made a genius move — when you visit anteracapital365.net, a notice opens in front of you, indicating that this particular site is legitimate, unlike the one marked by the FCA. Is it worth explaining that this state of affairs will only continue until the regulator flags this domain as well?
You should not trust companies that do nothing but lie. Antera Capital has no license or official registration of its own and hides behind someone else’s credentials. Moreover, the trading conditions are vaguely presented, and the platform has only been operating for a couple of months. Based on all of this, we do not recommend this platform.
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It should be emphasized that Antera Capital 365 and Plus Capital Advisor are of the same scammers. The key to realize is that because they are not licensed this means that they are not tied to any legit Financial Institutions. Therefore any money going to them, even the entry fee goes directly into their pockets. It is not saved for the investor. In addition one must realize that any gains made on their platform is all fake and is not tied to any legal financial institution like a bank. The gains or profits made on their fake platform that look impressively real and may be tied to markets inputs are very sophisticated but purely controlled behind the scenes. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT AND MUST BE UNDERSTOOD THAT ALL GAINS ARE FAKE AND MEAN NOTHING. THERE IS NO TIE TO A BANK OR ANY LEGIT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION. THIS MEANS WHAT YOU THINK AS FAR AS MONEY YOU HAVE ON THEIR SYSTEM IS FAKE. THERE IS NO MONEY SAVED FOR YOU OR THEM. IF YOU DEMAND A DEMONSTRATION OF A WITHDRAWAL IT WILL BE A TOKEN AMOUNT THAT IS DONE BY USING FOR EXAMPLE A BANK TRANSFER TO YOUR ACCOUNT FROM THEIR UNTRACEABLE ACCOUNT ALL CAREFULLY PLANNED. THE REAL BOTTOM LINE IS THAT THEY WILL DISGUISE THIS VERY IMPORTANT FACT THAT YOU WILL NEVER RECEIVE ONE CENT OF YOU REAL GAIN. IT DOES NOT EXIST BUT ON THEIR DISPLAY AND DOES NOT EXIST ANYWHERE IN A SECURE PLACE FOR YOU. IF YOU REALIZE THIS IMPORTANT FACT YOU WILL ACCEPT YOUR LOSSES , SAY NOTHING AND LEAVE. UP FRONT YOU MUST ASK FOR YOUR ACCOUNT NUMBER THAT MUST BE TIED TO A REAL AND VERIFIED BANK FOR EXAMPLE. THIS IS WHY IN ALL CASES WHEN THE INVESTOR COMPLAINS OF NOT BE ABLE TO DO A SIGNIFICANT WITHDRAWAL THEY CAN NOT. THEY DO NOT HAVE WHAT YOU GAINED AND THEREFORE THEY CAN NOT RETURN IT BECAUSE IT DOES NOT EXIST.The scammer may argue that they have demonstrated many features, a profit and withdrawal, however every thing is planned to impress and how you will be rich and they will be with you in the process. Since they are knowledgeable, very good in their craft, impress you, compliment you, find out about your finances know exactly each step and very well planned deceptive displays that look so real. Be advise if they can not convince you for additional funds they will play hard and make you feel little, hoping you will give in. They may introduce a new member since they may have tried their skills. This is all typical and more like actors with no real care and the environment that is totally manipulated. Try to understand they are not your friends or care about your success. You are their income,and may have families with typical expenses that must be met, and they take it extremely seriously.
I believed the fake positive reviews about Antera Capital 365 and sent them $1,000. At this point, customer support is not responding, and I can’t get my money back. Has anyone else faced this issue? Is there any way to resolve it? If I send a deposit to scammers – is there any way to recover it? Honestly, I’m 99% sure I can’t, but I still feel it’s my duty to warn other traders that this is a fraudulent platform. I fell into this trap, and I’m warning you so you don’t.
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