CONTENT My trading account number is 3668961. I began depositing funds and trading with Equiti Capital in December 2025. At the beginning, my trading performance was poor, and I suffered continuous losses. By January 2026, my cumulative trading loss had reached approximately USD 37,000, after which I stopped trading with this broker.
In May 2026, I resumed trading with Equiti Capital using an Expert Advisor (EA). Between May 1 and May 5, I incurred losses while using the EA and subsequently submitted a withdrawal request, which the broker processed promptly without raising any issues.
On May 6, I used the remaining balance of slightly more than USD 20,000 in my account to open long positions only. I continuously placed orders of 0.2 lots each until my available margin was fully utilized. The market moved strongly in an upward direction throughout the day, and my long positions remained profitable. In total, I accumulated more than 50 lots of long positions.
These 50 lots generated a total profit of more than USD 410,000. The trades were held for more than 10 hours, were executed under normal market conditions, and, in my view, fully complied with the broker's trading rules.
However, after I applied to withdraw my profits, Equiti Capital unexpectedly deducted all of the profits I had earned that day, citing alleged "trading violations," and refused to process my withdrawal request.
The broker later informed me by email that it would only return the principal I had deposited throughout my trading history, while refusing to pay any of my trading profits beyond the principal.
In my view, this broker only accepts clients' losses but refuses to honor legitimate profits. From May 1 to May 5, I used the same EA and the same trading strategy, during which I incurred losses. At that time, the broker never claimed that my trading violated any rules and even processed my withdrawal request.
However, on May 6, when I used my remaining funds, followed the same trading method, and simply achieved substantial profits because the market moved in my favor, the broker suddenly alleged that my trading violated its rules.
I strongly question the consistency and fairness of this decision. If Equiti Capital believes my trading violated its rules, it should clearly identify the specific provisions that were breached and provide supporting evidence rather than making a general allegation after the trades became profitable.
I demand that Equiti Capital immediately pay the outstanding trading profits of more than USD 370,000 that remain unpaid. Failing a satisfactory resolution, I will pursue all available legal and regulatory avenues to protect my legitimate rights and interests.
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