Jetprofund.net Review – “Arbitrage Bot” Returns, UK Registration Claim, and Key Risk Findings

Jetprofund.net presents itself as a cryptocurrency arbitrage platform powered by an “arbitration bot,” advertising profit of up to 3% per day and even higher daily rates on some plans. (Jetprofund)
On paper, it also claims “instant withdrawal” and “minimal risks,” alongside large platform statistics. (Jetprofund)

When you evaluate the mechanics of what Jetprofund.net is promising (and the internal rules it publishes), multiple high-risk indicators appear.

What Jetprofund.net is promising (and why it matters)

Jetprofund.net advertises:

“Cryptocurrency arbitrage with a profit of up to 3% per day.” (Jetprofund)
Plan returns of 2.5% daily (Basic), 3% daily (Silver), 4% daily (Platinum), and 5% daily (VIP), each shown as running for 7 days. (Jetprofund)
“Instant withdrawal… takes a couple of seconds.” (Jetprofund)
“Profit is known in advance” and “minimal risks… reduced to almost zero.” (Jetprofund)
A 5-level referral program with percentages by level. (Jetprofund)

From a legitimacy standpoint, these specific claims are important because real arbitrage is not a guaranteed, fixed daily yield product. It is opportunity-based, fee-sensitive, and capacity-limited. When a site publishes fixed daily returns and “almost zero risk,” it’s behaving more like a yield program than a trading venue.

The “instant withdrawal” claim vs. what victims typically encounter

Jetprofund.net states withdrawals are processed immediately and sent to a wallet. (Jetprofund)
In high-risk platforms, the most common failure point is not deposits—it’s withdrawals, where new conditions, delays, or additional requirements appear only after the user tries to cash out.

This is why the next section is critical.

A major red flag inside Jetprofund’s own FAQ: “Joint account” payout condition

Jetprofund includes a rule stating that for a joint account, users must have deposited at least 20,000 from their external wallet to authorize payouts, and that failure to make the payment can affect private accounts and block payout authorization. (Jetprofund)

This is not how legitimate platforms operate.

If a platform can “deduct fees” or validate accounts, it can do so from the on-platform balance or via normal compliance processes. Requiring a large additional deposit “to authorize payouts” is structurally consistent with payout-gating (a common method used to extract more funds when someone tries to withdraw).

The UK Companies House registration claim: a strong inconsistency

Jetprofund.net claims it is registered with UK Companies House and provides a registration number: R1388875, saying it is registered as “Jetprofund LTD.” (Jetprofund)

However, that same registration number (R1388875) appears on other unrelated investment websites using different company names, not “Jetprofund LTD.” (Elpis Holds)

That inconsistency is a serious credibility problem. Even without making any leap beyond the evidence, it indicates the “registration proof” is not unique to Jetprofund and may be reused as a trust prop across multiple sites.

Why the referral structure matters

Jetprofund promotes a multi-level referral program (5 levels). (Jetprofund)
A referral system doesn’t automatically mean fraud, but when it appears alongside:

fixed daily yields,
“minimal risk” language,
and payout authorization conditions,

…it becomes part of a recognizable high-risk structure: growth via recruitment + controlled withdrawals.

Risk summary (Jetprofund.net)

Based on Jetprofund.net’s published claims and internal rules, the highest-risk indicators are:

Fixed daily returns up to 5% presented as an investment plan. (Jetprofund)
Claims of near-zero risk and profit known in advance. (Jetprofund)
“Instant withdrawal” claims, while the platform also publishes payout authorization conditions. (Jetprofund)
The 20,000 external deposit requirement to authorize payouts for a joint account. (Jetprofund)
The UK “registration number” R1388875 being reused across unrelated sites with different “LTD” names. (Jetprofund)

What to do if you deposited on Jetprofund.net

If you or someone you know has already funded Jetprofund.net:

Do not send additional money to “authorize payouts,” “unlock withdrawals,” or “clear fees.”
Save evidence: deposit confirmations, wallet addresses, TXIDs, dashboard screenshots, and all emails/chats (including support@jetprofund.net shown on the site). (Jetprofund)
If you’re being pushed into a higher tier/VIP or a “joint account” arrangement, treat that as escalation risk.

At that point, Forteclaim Recovery Firm can assess the transaction trail and advise the most realistic next steps based on what was actually sent and where it moved.