Profit4x Promised “100 Profit Daily” on Telegram, NSE Says It’s Illegal

Quick Summary: NSE’s caution notice, dated 2 September 2026, names a person called Vijay Kumar, claiming association with an entity called Profit4x, operating a Telegram channel called “100 Profit Daily”. NSE says the operation offered securities tips, guaranteed returns, and account handling by asking investors to share their login ID and password. Neither Vijay Kumar nor Profit4x is registered as an NSE member or Authorised Person.

What NSE Said About Profit4x

NSE’s press release, dated 2 September 2026, names a person called Vijay Kumar as claiming an association with an entity called Profit4x. 

The channel named in the notice is a Telegram channel called “100 Profit Daily”.

NSE attributes three activities to this operation: securities market tips, assured or guaranteed returns on stock market investments, and account handling by asking investors to share their login ID and password.

NSE confirms neither Vijay Kumar nor Profit4x is registered as a member or Authorised Person of any NSE-registered member.

The Names Say It All: Profit4x and “100 Profit Daily”

Most caution notices require you to read the fine print to spot the red flag.

Here, the red flag is in the branding itself. “Profit4x” and “100 Profit Daily” aren’t neutral names; they’re promises, stated before you’ve even opened the channel.

Doing the Math on a “Guaranteed” Daily Return

NSE’s release doesn’t specify the exact return percentage promised inside this channel, only that guaranteed returns were offered.

But taking the channel’s own name, “100 Profit Daily”, at face value is a useful exercise in why these numbers can’t hold up.

If a channel genuinely delivered 100% profit every trading day, Rs. 10,000 invested would become Rs. 20,000 after day one, Rs. 40,000 after day two, and Rs. 80,000 after day three.

Run that compounding for just 20 trading days, roughly a month, and the number crosses ten crore rupees from a starting point of ten thousand.

No legitimate market instrument has ever sustained anything close to that, and none ever will.

This isn’t a claim about what Profit4x specifically delivered, NSE’s notice doesn’t say.

It’s a demonstration of why a name promising daily 100% returns is, by simple arithmetic, not something any real market can produce.

Tips, Guarantees, and Account Handling: A Three-Layer Trap

What makes this case worth a closer look is that NSE flagged all three common violation types together: tips, guaranteed returns, and account handling.

The tips get you into the channel. The guaranteed return keeps you engaged and paying.

The account handling request is often the final step, once trust is established, asking you to hand over the login credentials that let someone else act on your behalf entirely.

We’ve covered why this specific handover is where the real financial damage tends to happen, in our detailed breakdown of account handling.

Why Regulators Treat Assured-Return Language as a Red Line

Markets are, by definition, uncertain. No registered Research Analyst, Investment Adviser, or broker can promise you a fixed return on a market-linked investment, and SEBI’s rules make that explicit.

We’ve covered the regulatory basis for this rule, and why registration itself doesn’t change the answer, in our explainer on profit guarantees.

The moment a channel guarantees a specific number, whether that’s “2% daily” or a name like “100 Profit Daily”, it has stepped outside what any legitimate market participant is permitted to offer.

How to Check Before You Trust the Next “Guru” Channel?

Telegram, in particular, has become a hotspot for channels making exactly these kinds of promises, often rebranding under a new name after being flagged.

We maintain a running list of Telegram channels SEBI has already acted against, worth checking any new channel against before joining, in our guide to Telegram channels banned by SEBI in 2026.

Beyond that list, the same rule applies every time: check NSE’s “Know/Locate your Stock Broker” facility before paying anyone or sharing any information, regardless of how the channel is branded.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who is behind Profit4x?

NSE names a person called Vijay Kumar as claiming association with the entity.

2. What is “100 Profit Daily”?

It’s the Telegram channel the NSE names as part of the Profit4x operation.

3. Did NSE confirm the exact return percentage promised?

No. NSE’s notice states guaranteed returns were offered, without specifying an exact figure.

4. Is Profit4x registered with NSE or SEBI?

No. NSE confirms neither Vijay Kumar nor Profit4x is registered as a member or Authorised Person.

5. I joined this channel and shared my password. What should I do?

Change your trading credentials immediately, document all communication, and reach out to us for help.

Report. Recover. Stay Fraud Free.