According to the notice, the platform was promoting schemes such as "high returns and bonus, refer and earn, etc.," primarily targeting residents in Bharatpur, Rajasthan.

The Authority clarified that the entity "is not registered in respect of activities falling within the jurisdiction of the PFRDA Act, 2013" and is operating fraudulently. PFRDA has strongly advised the public not to deal with or provide any funds or personal documents to the website, mobile application, or any of its representatives.

Investors interested in participating in the National Pension System or other pension schemes regulated by the Authority should engage only with registered intermediaries.

Details of these intermediaries are available on the official website: www.pfrda.org.in, while further information on NPS can be found at www.npstrust.org.in.

The notice also clearly states, "PFRDA shall not be liable for any loss suffered by any person on account of any dealings with unauthorised entities/individuals which shall be at their sole risk."

This advisory comes as part of PFRDA's ongoing efforts to safeguard the interests of investors and ensure the integrity of pension schemes under its supervision. The Authority reiterated that all participation in regulated pension schemes must be through officially registered channels to avoid exposure to fraud.

The authority further stated, "PFRDA shall not be liable for any loss suffered by any person on account of any dealings with unauthorised entities/individuals, which shall be at their sole risk."

This notice has been issued in the interest of the general public to prevent fraud and ensure safe participation in pension schemes regulated under the PFRDA framework.

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