Is Auralyex a scam?

Yes, on the evidence available. Italy's regulator ordered the site blocked, it names no regulator or company of its own, and it runs an identical template to another brand blocked the same week.

The blocking order

CONSOB resolution 23999, May 2026, names www.auralyex.co and webtrader.possares-renoyx.com, finding that the activity is "the professional provision, to the Italian public, of investment services in breach of article 18, paragraph 1, of the TUF".

CONSOB can order Italian internet providers to block a site outright. That is a stronger step than a warning: the regulator decided the fastest remedy was to make the site unreachable.

The same site as Orbisolyx

Orbisolyx, blocked under the adjacent resolution in the same sitting, has the same six homepage headings in the same order, translated; the same opening paragraph; the same /en/home and /it/home URL structure; the same footer format dated 2025; and the same brand shape ending in -yx.

One tell: Auralyex's English page serves Italian text. The template was cloned, the brand name changed, and the second language never translated.

You do not deposit on the site you read

Deposits go through webtrader.possares-renoyx.com, which contains no brand name and is not a word. Orbisolyx uses webtrader.grumblinion-radiex.com the same way. Someone who checks the marketing domain will not think to check the one that takes the money.

What the site publishes

No regulator, licence number, legal entity, registration number, address, account tiers, minimum deposit, leverage, spreads or payment methods. The homepage runs to about 1,800 characters in total.

What this does not mean

Auralyex has not claimed a licence it does not hold, which is a real distinction from most firms on this site and is why it does not score at the very bottom. The findings are documentary: a dated blocking order, a template shared with another blocked brand, and a deposit domain unconnected to either.

If you have money there

Stop depositing. Check your statement for the name that actually took the payment, since it is unlikely to be Auralyex. Screenshot the site and the portal URL. Ask your bank about a chargeback or a recall, citing CONSOB resolution 23999. Report it to CONSOB or your own regulator. Refuse any paid recovery offer.

The full rating is in our Auralyex review, and the method is at our scoring method.