Website: https://ais9.ph/
In recent months, platforms branded as “AI intelligent quantitative investment systems” have flooded social media and private groups, promising daily passive income, automated AI trading, and rebate rewards. One of the newest names appearing in this space is AIS9.
This review breaks down exactly what AIS9 is, how it claims users earn, and most importantly, whether it is legit or a scam, based on the platform’s own materials.
AIS9 presents itself as an “Intelligent Quantitative Investment Official Platform” that claims to use an AI automated trading system to generate daily PHP earnings for users.
According to its own announcements and dashboard materials, AIS9 promotes itself as:
However, no real trading infrastructure, broker integration, or regulated exchange connection is shown anywhere in the platform materials.
AIS9 does not present itself as a traditional investment company. Instead, it uses account levels, stored value balances, and invitation rebates, which already puts it outside the structure of legitimate financial services.
Based strictly on the screenshots inside the platform, there are three main earning mechanisms.
Users are required to recharge (deposit) funds into the platform. This deposited amount is referred to as “stored value”.
Key points from the platform:
This is not trading. There is no evidence of:
It is a fixed daily return model, which is already a major warning sign.
AIS9 uses a VIP tier system:
Each VIP tier:
There is no performance-based variability shown. Income appears guaranteed by level, not by market conditions.
AIS9 heavily promotes invitation rewards, structured as follows:
This means:
This is a classic multi-level referral payout structure, not a simple affiliate program.
Nowhere in the platform materials is there:
The only visible source of money is:
This is critical.
To be clear, the following are not confirmations of legitimacy, only perceived advantages users might believe:
These are marketing conveniences, not proof of legitimacy.
This section is critical.
Real trading cannot guarantee daily profits.
Markets fluctuate.
Losses exist.
AIS9 shows only income, never losses.
This alone disqualifies it as legitimate trading.
Your earnings are tied to:
Not tied to:
This is not investing. It is capital recycling.
Three-level commission structures are hallmarks of Ponzi-style platforms, especially when combined with fixed returns.
Legitimate platforms do not pay 15% + 3% + 1% from user deposits.
The word “AI” is used repeatedly, but:
“AI” here functions as a marketing label, not a system.
The platform explicitly states:
“The stored value amount is used to open the corresponding level and obtain the daily income ratio of that level.”
This means:
This is a simulation, not trading.
If payouts depend on:
Then the system cannot survive once new money slows.
This is the defining structure of a Ponzi scheme.
AIS9 is a SCAM.
Not “high risk.”
Not “grey area.”
Not “needs more data.”
Based on its own materials, AIS9 matches every major characteristic of a Ponzi-style investment scheme:
The “AI trading” narrative is pure branding, not functionality.
Platforms like AIS9 often:
If you are already inside:
If you are considering joining:
Walk away.
There is no legitimate AI trading platform that works like this.
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