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pepperstone.com · scanned

Scan summary

The domain pepperstone.com has existed for 24 years, since 21 January 2002. The Internet Archive saved pepperstone.com on 17 November 1999, before its current registration on 21 January 2002: the name lapsed and was registered again, possibly by a new owner who inherits its history. The Internet Archive has copies of pepperstone.com from 17 November 1999 on (27 years ago). pepperstone.com is locked against transfers at the registrar, and its DNS is not signed.

Trade CFDs on global markets with Pepperstone – a trusted online broker with great pricing, fast execution and powerful platforms like MT5 and TradingView.
the project about itself

$ scan pepperstone.com

  1. ··crypto listscrypto lists · waiting for data
  2. ··phishing feedsphishing feeds · waiting for data
  3. !registryregistry · registered 24 y 9 mo ago · re-registered, archived since earlier · locked · 2 hours ago
  4. ··defillamadefillama · waiting for data
  5. okhome pagehome page · no promises of fixed returns · 2 hours ago
  6. okhttpshttps · valid until 2026-12-04 · 2 hours ago
  7. okemailemail · dmarc quarantine · 2 hours ago
  8. okarchivearchive · first copy 1999-11-17 · 1 hour ago
Crypto lists
No data
Lookalike
No data
DefiLlama
No data
Hacks
No data
Domain age
24 y 9 mo
Domain lock
Registrar

Nothing alarming

None of the public checks raised a flag. That's not a guarantee: smart contracts and teams can still fail.

  • Domain 24 y 9 mo old
  • Re-registered in 2002
  • Archived for 26 y 11 mo

Threats

Threats

Public lists of phishing websites, crypto drainers and fake airdrops. A report means caution, not proof of fraud.

  • OpenPhish · waiting for the first check
  • phishunt.io · waiting for the first check
  • Crypto lists · waiting for the first check
Crypto phishing lists: waiting for the first check
OpenPhish: waiting for the first check
phishunt.io: waiting for the first check

Identity

Who is behind pepperstone.com?

The domain pepperstone.com has existed for 24 years, since 21 January 2002. The Internet Archive saved pepperstone.com on 17 November 1999, before its current registration on 21 January 2002: the name lapsed and was registered again, possibly by a new owner who inherits its history. It is registered through Amazon Registrar, Inc., and the owner is hidden by a privacy service.

Who registered the domain and how the website names itself.

  • Registry (RDAP) · checked 2 hours ago
  • Home page · checked 2 hours ago
Registered
24 years ago
2002-01-21
Registered again
Archived before this registration
first archived copy 1999-11-17 · registered 2002-01-21
Registrar
Amazon Registrar, Inc.
Registrant country
🇺🇸 US · United States
Owner details
Hidden by a privacy service
Registration changed
6 months ago
2026-05-15
Page title
Australia's leading online forex and CFD broker | Pepperstone
Language
Australian English
en-au

History & reach

How long has pepperstone.com been around?

The Internet Archive has copies of pepperstone.com from 17 November 1999 on (27 years ago).

How long the website has been around and how many people visit it.

  • Internet Archive · checked 1 hour ago
  • Tranco list · waiting for the first check
First archived copy
27 years ago · open it
1999-11-17
Popularity: waiting for the first check

DeFi data

DeFi data

What the DefiLlama catalog of protocols and exchanges records about this project: value locked, audits and hacks.

  • DefiLlama · waiting for the first check
DefiLlama: waiting for the first check

What the site promises

What does pepperstone.com promise?

We found no promises of fixed returns on its home page.

Promises and claims found in the text of the home page. They are the site's own words: a claim is not proof.

  • Home page · checked 2 hours ago
Asks for a seed phrase
None found
Guaranteed returns
None found
Daily or hourly returns
None found
Multi-level referral
None found
Audit
None found
Licence or registration
None found

Security

Can pepperstone.com be hijacked?

pepperstone.com is locked against transfers at the registrar, and its DNS is not signed. It has a valid HTTPS certificate and a DMARC policy that blocks faked emails.

How hard it is to hijack the domain, and how its connection and email are protected.

  • Registry (RDAP) · checked 2 hours ago
  • TLS handshake · checked 2 hours ago
  • DNS · checked 2 hours ago
Domain lock
Locked at the registrar
Signed DNS (DNSSEC)
Off
HTTPS certificate
Valid
Certificate ends
in 19 days
2026-05-20 → 2026-12-04
Issued by
Amazon
TLSv1.3
Email spoofing
Spoofed mail goes to spam

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