Instant Cash App was started by Mark Davis, who every year gives out 50 spots for free. He claims that spots in 2014 sold out in 26 minutes while spots in 2015 sold out in 18 minutes. Instant Cash App allegedly works because its advanced software does not experience the time lag that occurs when the movement of one particular currency affects the value of another’s currency. This speed advantage allows Instant Cash App to practically see 10 seconds into the future and generate profitable trades. And, if you live in the United Arab Emirates, United States of America, United Kingdom, Australia, and South Africa, the app will make you $4,000 a day! You can watch the full promotional video here.

So will the Instant Cash App bring you legitimate profits or is it yet another scam? See below!

What is Instant Cash App?

The answer should be patently obvious at this point; Instant Cash App is 100% fake. We don’t even know where to begin, so let’s take it from the top. First, the promotional video is 13 minutes long and yet the free memberships were said to have sold out in under 30 minutes. So that means by the time you finish watching the video, you might have already lost your chance! How silly.

Of course, since the Instant Cash App is nothing but fake advertising, there is no ’50 free memberships’; we are now in 2017 and it is still possible to access the app. They have a fake countdown timer on their landing page but we assure you that nothing will happen if you let it expire.

Second, the claims of the app itself. $2,000 a day risk-free by taking advantage of a ‘time lag’? Anyone knows even a little bit about trading knows that the idea that risk-free trading even exists is simply ridiculous. We also like how Mark Davis (who by the way is just a lame actor) goes out of the way to mention in the video that a million a month is completely unrealistic but $40,000 a month risk-free is totally possible!

The other employee pics are stolen from the same website; but we won’t bother posting all of them. We believe the point has been made: Instant Cash App is nothing but false advertising. Unfortunately, we were unable to track down the identity of the actor playing Mark Davis, but that shouldn’t be relevant.

How Does It Work?

As we have mentioned countless times, all these robots are affiliate marketing schemes. They make money when you fund the trading account with their partner broker as they are affiliates of said broker. That’s why they’re almost always offered for free, you only indirectly give them money. Think of these robots as unethical advertising vehicles.

As for the brokers they partner with, as you can imagine, any broker that will willingly partner with people who use these sort of shady tactics are probably not the most upstanding brokers. We have found that the binary options brokers who partner with these robot creators are almost always unregulated and more often than not have numerous complaints of fraudulent conduct levelled against them.

In our case, the broker we were redirected to when signing up with Instant Cash App was CTOption. And not only is CTOption completely unregulated with a whole host of complaints against them alleging fraud, the financial regulatory authorities of Italy, France, United Kingdom, British Columbia, and Anguilla have all issued investor warnings against them.

Conclusion

Instant Cash App is nothing but your garden variety affiliate marketing scheme using a binary options robot. It has all the ingredients: claims of guaranteed profits at no charge, stolen photos, actors, and a shady partner broker. Ignore this one completely.

 

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