BaFin published twelve consumer notices on unauthorised business between September 2 and September 11, 2026. Five of them explicitly name crypto-asset services, and five of the twelve appeared on a single day, September 11. If a trading platform reached you through an advertisement, a chat group or a direct message, you can check for yourself in about three minutes whether that provider is allowed to operate in Germany at all. This article shows how, and sets out what the twelve notices actually say.
A BaFin warning is an official notice issued under the German Banking Act and the Crypto Markets Supervision Act. Its core message is almost always the same: the regulator has findings, or a suspicion, that a provider is conducting business requiring authorisation without holding that authorisation. No court ruling is attached to it.
BaFin warnings in September 2026: twelve notices in ten days
For this article we retrieved BaFin's "News & Warnungen" overview page, loaded every 2026 consumer notice linked there individually, and evaluated the opening paragraph of each one. Twelve notices were listed at the time of retrieval, and all twelve responded with HTTP status 200. cryptoticker.io compiled this ev...
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