AURUM is not an investment robot; it is a pooled stablecoin OTC desk. During each trading session on business days the desk executes several OTC trades and shares part of its margin with the pool. You are credited only from trades the desk actually records, and a business day cannot close unless the desk profit covers the investors’ share.
Trust is built on what can be verified, not on what is said. You can check every point below in your own dashboard and on the public trade log.
No bot, forecasting model or black-box algorithm trades for you. The desk executes real OTC trades, and your result is calculated from those recorded trades.
How a business day works →You are credited only from trades the desk actually records. A business day can only close when the desk profit recorded that day covers the investors’ share. Paying earlier investors with new deposits is technically impossible.
The coverage rule →There is one fee: the taker fee of 0.15% of principal, charged at the day’s close once or twice depending on your tier. Network commission is shown line by line. Every deduction appears in your history.
System rules →The desk sells USDT/USDC for fiat to buyers who need size. After each trade it opens a taker position. The time of every trade and every taker position is listed on the public trade log.
Trade log →The desk trades on business days only. There is no trading and no result on days without a trading session or on public holidays. There is no promise of “24/7 non-stop earnings”.
Business-day calendar →Your own volume, every trade, every taker fee and your full history are in your dashboard. The public trade log shows every session’s trade and taker times, without amounts.
Trade log →From an OTC trade and the taker position that follows it, through the daily credit to your package, to the monthly statement and the quarterly release. Click a chapter to jump to any step.
You never trade; the desk works on behalf of the pool. Every business day follows the same steps, and the outcome of each step is recorded.
The daily trading session starts. Your dashboard shows a countdown to the session close.
The desk sells USDT/USDC for fiat to buyers who need size and earns a margin on each trade. After each trade it opens a taker (reverse) position. The reverse trade earns users nothing.
At the close the system compares the desk profit recorded that day with the investors’ share. The day can only close when the desk profit covers it.
Your result = number of trades × your trading volume × your tier rate − taker fees. It is credited to your package the same business day.
Your monthly statement shows trade profit − taker fees − network deductions = net. If you were invited, the commission for your upline is deducted from your profit here.
At the end of March, June, September and December, the profit of the quarter’s third month becomes withdrawable. Months one and two are held and released with your principal at maturity.
Schemes that promise fixed, high returns all collapse for the same reason: the promised payment is made even on a bad day, and the shortfall is covered from new investors’ principal. This can be sustained for a while — then everyone loses.
At AURUM this is technically prevented. Investors are credited only from trades the desk actually records. At the close, the system checks that the desk profit recorded that day covers the investors’ share. If it does not, the business day cannot be closed.
| Schemes promising “fixed daily earnings” | AURUM | |
|---|---|---|
| Source of profit | Unclear; often new investors’ money | The desk’s margin on recorded OTC trades |
| Result | Fixed and guaranteed in advance | Depends on the trades executed; fewer trades, lower result |
| A bad day | Still paid → from principal | The day cannot close unless desk profit covers the investors’ share |
| Days without a session | 24/7 earnings | No trading, no result |
| Records | None, or unverifiable | Your full history in your dashboard; trade times on the public trade log |
Every pool member sees the same trades at the same times; only the amounts are personal. Compare the trade times on the public trade log with the trades in your dashboard.
You deposit USDT (TRC20 or ERC20), USDC (ERC20) or BTC. BTC deposits arrive through BlockBee and are converted to USDT at the market price when credited. Your principal is locked in your package until maturity.
The values below are the rules the system actually enforces, read live from the server. There are no special rules or privileges for anyone.
| Your locked principal | Your share per trade | Taker fees per day |
|---|---|---|
| 10,000 – 50,000 | 0.04% | 1 × 0.15% |
| 50,000 – 100,000 | 0.05% | 1 × 0.15% |
| 100,000 – 250,000 | 0.075% | 2 × 0.15% |
| 250,000 – 500,000 | 0.085% | 2 × 0.15% |
| 500,000 – 1,000,000 | 0.095% | 2 × 0.15% |
| 1,000,000 and above | 0.11% | 2 × 0.15% |
Your result on a business day = number of trades × your trading volume × your tier rate − taker fees. Example: on a 50,000 package at 0.04%, each trade earns 20; the taker fee of 0.15% (75) is charged once at the close. You can calculate your own result with the verification tool.
Passwords are salted and hashed with scrypt before storage; no one, including staff, can see your password.
Every withdrawal request passes through an approval queue; if a request is rejected, the amount is returned to your balance immediately.
Session cookies are protected with HttpOnly and SameSite; browser scripts cannot access your session key.
A second verification with an authenticator app at sign-in and on withdrawal.
RoadmapWithdrawals can only be made to addresses you have approved in advance.
RoadmapYour daily result by email at each business-day close.
RoadmapYour password, your 2FA code, your recovery phrase, a transfer to a personal account, or an “extra payment for a higher tier”. Anyone asking for these is a scammer. Common scam types →
A secure platform is one that does not hide its risks. Make your decision knowing the following:
For details, read the Risk Disclosure and the Terms of Use.