We never ask you for money.

What we never do

• We don’t take money from outside investors, manage accounts for anyone, or sell funds, trading signals, courses or “guaranteed returns”.
• We don’t contact people out of the blue on WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, dating apps or text messages to offer investments.
• We never ask job candidates to pay for anything: not training, equipment, software, visas or background checks.
• We never ask for passwords, one-time codes, crypto wallet keys or remote access to your computer.

Warning signs

• Email from an address that isn’t @[graybook.co], or a website that isn’t capital.graybook.co.
• Promises of high or guaranteed returns, or pressure to act quickly.
• Requests to send money, crypto or gift cards, or to install an app or “trading platform”.
• A “Graybook Capital” account, group chat or investment club. We don’t run any.

Recruiting scams

Our recruiters write from @[graybook.co] addresses, and every real opening is listed on our careers page. Interviews happen by video or in person with people who work here, never only by text chat. A job offer from us will never come with a request for payment or bank details before you start.

How to report it

If someone has contacted you claiming to be from Graybook Capital, don’t send money or personal details. Tell us, or email [capital@graybook.co], with what you received and when. If you have lost money, also contact your bank straight away and report it to the authorities: in the US, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (ic3.gov), the FTC (reportfraud.ftc.gov) and, for trading or crypto schemes, the CFTC (cftc.gov/complaint).

Other Graybook companies

Graybook Proprietary Trading (graybook.co) offers funded trading accounts to traders on its own terms; it is a separate company with its own website. If someone uses any Graybook name to ask you for money outside those official sites, treat it as a scam and tell us.