The Securities and Exchange Commission has insisted that CBEX (Crypto Bridge Exchange), operating under the corporate identity of ST Technologies International Limited, also known as Smart
Treasure/Super Technology, remains banned in Nigeria as it has not been registered by the Commission.
SEC in a public notice issued yesterday advised the public to refrain from patronising or transacting any investment related business with the CBEX.
“The attention of the Securities and Exchange Commission has been drawn to media reports indicating that CBEX (Crypto Bridge Exchange), operating under the corporate identity of ST Technologies International Ltd, also known as Smart Treasure/Super Technology, has resumed operations across Nigeria.
“According to the reports, CBEX promoters are demanding $200 from their subscribers with balances above $1,000, and $100 from those with less than $1000 balances before withdrawals can be processed,” SEC said.
The Commission stated, “unequivocally that neither CBEX nor ST Technologies International Ltd (or Smart Treasure/Super Technology) is registered with the Commission or authorised to offer investment related services to the Nigerian public.
“As a matter of fact, enforcement action has already been initiated against CBEX and its promoters following its previous unauthorized investment activities and the Commission is collaborating with relevant Law Enforcement Agencies to properly investigate CBEX/ST Technologies International Ltd and will take appropriate actions in line with the provisions of the Investments and Securities Act 2025
“The Nigerian public is accordingly advised to REFRAIN from patronising or transacting with CBEX /ST Technologies International Limited (Smart Treasure or Super Technology) as they risk losing their funds,” it stated.
The SEC advised to verify the registration status of Investment platforms via the Commission’s dedicated portal before transacting, adding that it remains committed to protecting investors and maintaining market integrity.
