The Secretariat of the European Arbitration Chamber (EAC) has been made aware of fraudulent letters and documents falsely stating to be issued by or associated with the EAC or/and International Commercial Arbitration Court under the EAC (ICAC).

These scams, which may attempt to obtain money and/or personal details from recipients, are fraudulent.

The Secretariat of the EAC warns the public about these fraudulent activities and urges vigilance against various fraud schemes misusing name of the EAC.

We strongly advise recipients of such fraudulent communications to exercise extreme caution. Transferring money or personal information to scammers can result in financial loss or identity theft.

In the event of receiving suspicious letters containing statements about the existence of arbitration proceedings and allegedly coming from the EAC or the ICAC, we recommend that you immediately contact the EAC Secretariat to verify the authenticity of the information by this email: secretary@chea-taic.be

The European Arbitration Chamber has reported these fraudulent activities to the relevant law enforcement authorities, including the criminal police.