Federal authorities are dismantling a major illicit online marketplace used by scammers and restraining $52 million in cryptocurrency assets.
The U.S. Department of Justice says the action forms part of an ongoing effort by a dedicated Strike Force targeting scam centers.
In a related move during the same period another team supported local authorities in Madagascar to shut down 13 Chinese-run scam compounds.
This development extends a broader crackdown that originally focused on Southeast Asia into new regions.
The seizures highlight intensified efforts to disrupt networks behind fraudulent schemes that often target victims worldwide.
Officials are emphasizing the international scope of these operations which aim to dismantle the infrastructure supporting large-scale scams.
The restrained funds represent significant assets tied to the illicit marketplace.
Details of the actions were outlined in official Department of Justice announcements.
The full scope of the seizures and takedowns underscores the growing reach of enforcement against cyber-enabled fraud.
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