Fraud and Impersonation Warnings

Jane Street does not offer any services to individual investors. Jane Street does not offer any mobile trading apps, online accounts, or any other service to individuals. Jane Street also does not solicit business via WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, LINE, Viber, or any other instant messaging or social media platform. Jane Street will not offer you direct investment services in cryptocurrency, pre-market trading, equities, or anything else. Jane Street does not have a partnership with Finology AMC, DeepQuant, or any other similarly named companies or groups.

Jane Street conducts business via @janestreet.com email addresses and on janestreet.com, and their subdomains (e.g. @jobs.janestreet.com).

Any attempts to engage in or move communication off of email channels by individuals or groups claiming Jane Street affiliation should be viewed with extreme skepticism. If you would like to verify the legitimacy of a communication, forward it or a screenshot and relevant context (including websites/urls) to verify@janestreet.com.

If you believe you have been the victim of fraud, contact your local FBI office via the Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov/ or local equivalent to report the fraud.

If you encounter instances of someone impersonating Jane Street, please report them to report-impersonation@janestreet.com, along with any screenshots, urls, email addresses, instant messaging handles, and/or LinkedIn profiles related to the occurrence.

More details on imposter activities within the financial services industry can be found in FINRA’s Regulatory Notice 20-30, published August 20th, 2020.

Past fraudulent use of Jane Street’s brand, name, and imagery have included such things as false claims of escrow services, cryptocurrency scams, mobile apps purporting to let individuals invest or trade cryptocurrencies or securities, offers of AI related services, pre-market equities trading, and more. Past frauds have included cloned versions of Jane Street’s website, as well as iOS and Android apps. Frauds have utilized WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram chat groups, DMs, and other social media platforms.

Below are examples of malicious domains that have been or may soon be used by criminals targeting retail investors:

h5[.]janeskr[.]com
h5[.]janes-pro[.]com
h5[.]janes-kr[.]com
h5[.]janespro[.]com
www[.]qysvips[.]top
asia-janestreet[.]cc
asia-janestreet[.]com
asia-janestreet[.]icu
asia-janestreet[.]vip
asia-janestreet[.]xyz
cloudmail-janestreet[.]com
jane-ai[.]com
janeskrs[.]com
janestree[.]support
janestreet-asia[.]com
janestreet-company[.]com
janestreet[.]cyou
janestreet[.]icu
janestreet-india[.]com
janestreet-india[.]net
janestreet-india[.]vip
janestreet[.]top
jansetreet[.]cyou
jansestreet[.]cyou
janstreet[.]cyou
janstreet[.]icu
janstreets[.]icu
janstreet[.]top
janstreet[.]vip
stock-janestreet[.]com
s[.]janestreetkr[.]com
s[.]janestreet-kr[.]com
vip-pairs[.]com
web[.]vip-pairs[.]com
www[.]jnstreet-japan[.]com

Again, if you believe you have been the victim of fraud, contact your local FBI office via the Internet Crime Complaint Center at https://www.ic3.gov/ or your local equivalent to report the fraud.

Protect yourself from recruiting scams

Emails from Jane Street recruiters will always come from an email address ending in @janestreet.com or our subdomains (e.g. @recruiting.janestreet.com). We will never ask you for personal banking information or payment. If you want to confirm the authenticity of a recruiter, message, or offer, please reach out directly to recruiting-security@janestreet.com. If you have a general recruiting question, you can reach us at jobs@janestreet.com. We’re here to help.