Fair Network

FAIR NETWORK LTDA is a genuinely registered, currently active Brazilian company (status ATIVA, a micro-enterprise with declared capital of R$150,000 and a main CNAE of 6619-3/99, auxiliary financial services), and its sole registered owner-administrator, Denise Aparecida Selingarde, is disclosed in public registry data — so ownership is not hidden [web: brasilapi.com.br]. No CVM (Brazil's securities regulator) alert, no Central Bank warning, and no court judgment or enforcement action naming Fair Network, ExFair, or the EXIO/iSim token was found in searches as of July 2026 [web: cvm.gov.br]. Importantly, the absence of a regulatory finding is not a clearance or an endorsement.

Several factors weigh on the risk side. The brand is barely a year old, built on a repurposed 2002 company shell [web: registro.br][web: brasilapi.com.br]. Independent validation is thin: no substantive third-party reviews, no consumer-complaint record, and no established news coverage were found — the online footprint is essentially the company's own sites plus the promoters' social media. And the core money-making pitch combines a pay-to-join kit with staking tiers promising 'substantial returns,' a combination the U.S. SEC flags as a common hallmark of high-risk investment schemes [web: loja.fairnetwork.com.br][web: sec.gov]. On balance, we rate the opportunity high-risk.

Fair Network is the consumer-facing brand of FAIR NETWORK LTDA, a Brazilian company registered under CNPJ 05.300.028/0001-68 and also trading under the fantasy name ExFair.io, based at Rua Guilherme Roberto da Costa in the Cibratel I neighborhood of Itanhaem, Sao Paulo state [web: brasilapi.com.br]. It presents itself as a 'relationship marketing' (MLM) business that sells nutraceuticals and cosmetics — with product lines branded Bio DTX, Vitalis and Opus — while bolting on a blockchain layer built around a 'tokenized product' and the EXIO/iSim utility token issued on Binance Smart Chain [web: fairnetwork.com.br][web: store.exfair.io].

The brand is recent. The primary domain, fairnetwork.com.br, was registered on 25 March 2025 via GoDaddy using Cloudflare nameservers, and the company's own website carries a 2025 copyright [web: registro.br]. The corporate registration behind it, however, dates to 18 September 2002 in the federal CNPJ database, which points to an older company shell being reused for this new venture rather than a business with a continuous decades-long history [web: brasilapi.com.br]. The site's '18 years' language describes the promoters' claimed prior experience, not the age of this offering.

The documented cost of entry is an adhesion kit of about R$180 [web: loja.fairnetwork.com.br]. Beyond that, participants are steered toward 'Kit Staking Hold' investment tiers ranging from roughly R$180 to R$3,000, which activate the token-staking side of the business [web: loja.fairnetwork.com.br][web: store.exfair.io]. Any recurring monthly autoship or maintenance requirement is not publicly documented in the sources reviewed and is listed here as Not publicly documented. Prospective members should treat the upper staking tiers as at-risk capital rather than a guaranteed-return deposit, given the promises attached to them.