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I have not been able to get this company to give me a withdraw. I have tried several times over the course of a year a no luck with this brokerage. They are not a regulated brokerage for sure so no one will stop them from taking your money.
I'm waiting on withdrawal over 1 and half month with no sign of receiving it all they wanted is to give bonus and not give you your money on a on time basis all the SM are no help copy and past BS message.
Very slow with withdrawals. Takes well over a month to receive an withdrawal but less then a hour to deposit
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