Igot.com

iGot.com (https://igot.com) — CEX profile (summary)

iGot.com is a centralized crypto service (CEX) brand historically described as a Bitcoin exchange and custodial e-wallet that let users buy, sell, send, and receive BTC, and (at least in earlier public descriptions) supported fiat deposits/withdrawals in multiple currencies. (en.bitcoin.it)

What it was known for (historically)

• Public-facing descriptions from the mid-2010s characterized iGot as an Australia-founded Bitcoin business offering exchange + wallet functionality and positioning itself in global/remittance-style use cases. (digitalcommerce360.com)
• In 2015, iGot also announced a merchant Bitcoin payments product (i.e., payment processing / merchant acceptance) as an extension of its platform. (digitalcommerce360.com)

Corporate/registry-style identifiers seen in public databases

• Business-directory style sources have listed the entity as founded (variously) around 2013–2014, based in South Australia, and associated with a founder named Rick Day (directory data quality varies by provider). (crunchbase.com)
• Bloomberg’s brief profile describes “igot.com BV” as enabling buying/selling and wallet storage (minimal detail). (bloomberg.com)

Current status signals (as of recent third-party scans)

The present-day status/operations of igot.com are unclear from the site itself (the domain may not expose much content to basic crawlers). Multiple automated reputation/scanner sites have recently labeled the domain as suspicious / medium-risk, and show WHOIS/registrar metadata (e.g., registrar eName, and registrant-location fields indicating Zhejiang, CN in some records). These are risk indicators, not definitive proof of wrongdoing, but they are relevant context for a CEX classification discussion. (scam-detector.com)

Not to be confused with

“Igot/IGOT” is a name used by unrelated entities (e.g., non-crypto companies and other brands). The above refers specifically to igot.com in the Bitcoin exchange / wallet context. (igotgy.com)