Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) updated its warning page on unlicensed financial and crypto asset trading platforms on November 10, adding a link to the Consumer Affairs Agency's anti-fraud measures. The FSA cautioned that unregistered platforms lack investor protection mechanisms and frequently block user withdrawals, charge exorbitant fees, or suddenly cease operations. Investors are urged to verify platform credentials through the unified financial service provider search function before trading. The latest warning list, initially updated in September, newly included a Hong Kong-based company operating "IZAKA-YA." Separately, Japan's Consumer Affairs Agency launched anti-fraud measures in September leveraging AI to analyze consumer consultation data across regions for early identification of malicious fraud schemes.