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Sagot

As an experienced forex trader who has navigated many platforms, I know how vital transparency around fees is when choosing a broker. With Billionext, my review is shaped largely by multiple user reports and the publicly available track record. What stands out most is not a typical discussion of explicit, disclosed fees, but rather consistent, credible complaints about the inability to withdraw funds at all. Over months, individuals repeatedly shared that after depositing money, various platform transitions—such as shifting from Intelligence Prime Capital to Billionext and converting funds to a proprietary stablecoin—resulted in withdrawals either being blocked or ignored entirely. The apparent lack of any direct, accessible method for contacting customer support only increases my concerns. For me, the fact that users were not allowed to access or move their invested capital, irrespective of any stated fees, is an even greater red flag than vague charges. In other words, the core issue does not seem to be any hidden deposit or withdrawal fee, but rather an outright withholding of client funds—sometimes justified by the broker as technical or security issues, and other times by migrating to unfamiliar digital currencies or apps. As a rule, if a broker cannot clearly and consistently process withdrawals, or seems to change the means of accessing your own capital, I would consider this a fundamental risk that overshadows any conventional fee concerns. For those seeking reliable and ethical trading, such circumstances fail the trust and transparency test for me.