Inbitc — sealed dossier

Inbitc appears on our Sealed Records watchlist as a high-risk counterparty. The custody desk advises clients with active deposits to open a case file immediately.

What we know

Inbitc describes itself in retail-broker terms. The custody desk has filed multiple intake briefs against this counterparty over the rolling 18-month review window.

Custody breach signatures

• Requests for additional deposits framed as ‘release fees’ or ‘tax clearance’.
• Withdrawal requests delayed, denied, or routed through unverified compliance steps.
• Inbound contact from third parties referencing your account without your initial consent.
• Lack of verifiable counterparty registration in the jurisdiction the broker claims to operate from.

Custody desk recommendation

Anyone with funds deposited to Inbitc should file a custody breach intake without delay. Our analysts coordinate exchange outreach and counterparty research from the moment your case is acknowledged.