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Won't let you withdraw funds. When contacting customer support to ask why they locked me out of my account and refuse to talk to me. There is no number to call and the email address no one respond. They stold my money. Don't trust them.
I have no problem withdrawing or depositing funds, it has to be done through a crypto wallet, then there is no problem
H5.bcrpro seems to be a huge scam. When I applied to withdraw my USDT from it, my USDT did not pass. I tried 10 times but these people locked my account and are asking for 10% of my amount and are not giving our funds. Do not join these people
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