Shabiki Trade displays multiple classic pig-butchering red flags, including unverifiable licensing, dramatic claims of user activity and payouts on a brand-new domain, and exclusive use of local payment rails. There is no verifiable company registration, and Bahamian licensing claims are likely fabricated.
Why We Think This Is A Scam
Domain registered only 8 days ago, yet claims high 24h volume (KES 2.4M) and 1,247 traders online, which is implausible for a new site.
Claims of being 'Licensed in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas' with 'Licence No BHA-0023-1873201', but this cannot be verified nor matched to public registries; Bahamian registration is a frequent scam tactic.
Total payouts and active user counts are prominently featured, but not independently verifiable and appear inflated for an 8-day-old site.
Deposit and withdrawal methods limited to M-Pesa, a local mobile money system (crypto gateway avoidance and plausible friction for future withdrawal refusal).
No evidence of corporate information such as company name, registry number, address, or legitimate contact details.
Hosted with OVH in Poland, inconsistent with claimed Bahamas regulation and a site targeting Kenyan users (KES/M-Pesa), reinforcing mismatch.
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