Automatic flagging of investment offers received by email, with a check against French regulator blacklists
When an email pitches an investment, the agent extracts the company and website and sends you an alert with a link to the blacklists of the AMF, France's financial-markets regulator.
Educational content about tooling and market watch only. This is not investment advice or a personalised recommendation. Investing carries a risk of capital loss. Check that a firm is authorised — in France, on the AMF (French market regulator) website; elsewhere, with your local regulator.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Setup time
- 1 h
- Estimated cost
- €0–5/month
- Category
- Trading & investing (educational)
⏱ Trigger
New email containing an investment offer (event)
✋ Human approval
You do the check on the AMF website; the agent never labels an offer "safe".
→ Output
Telegram alert + Gmail label
Autonomy level 2 — Semi-autonomous (approval): Runs on its own but waits for your approval before anything sensitive.
01Connected tools
02What the agent does on its own
Detects emails mentioning an investment, returns or crypto.
Extracts company name, website and promised figures.
Sends you an alert with the scam red flags found and the AMF link.
Files the email under a "to check" label.
03Agent instructions
> Does this email pitch an investment? If so, return {"company":…,"website":…,"promises":[…],"red_flags":[…]} listing the classic red flags (guaranteed returns, urgency, unsolicited contact). Never conclude that the offer is trustworthy.04Limits and legal points
Not being blacklisted ≠ being authorised: also check the official registers (REGAFI, ORIAS in France; your local regulator elsewhere). Personal data: check your LLM provider's data-processing terms (GDPR) and send it as little as possible.
05Source
https://www.amf-france.org/fr/espace-epargnants/proteger-son-epargne/listes-noires-et-mises-en-garde