PROREX LIMITED Accused of Blocking Withdrawals, Paying for Silence, but Failing to Deliver

Multiple investors have come forward with serious allegations against PROREX LIMITED, warning others to stay away from the platform. The complaints reveal, victims are pressured into deleting negative reviews, and promised refunds are never paid.

One investor reported a total balance of $5,471.78 that the platform refused to release. After posting public complaints, the company’s official support offered a so-called “Resolution Proposal”—a 50% refund ($2,735.89) on the condition that all negative reviews be deleted. The user complied in good faith. However, once the posts were removed, the company immediately cut off communication and never sent the money.

Besides,at least three other investors described nearly identical experiences:

One user had $3,177.98 frozen. After being promised a $1,588.99 refund in exchange for deleting reviews, the company failed to honor the agreement.

Another victim, RENDI DWIANGGA, reported a blocked balance of $1,728.44, with an agreed refund of $864.22—never paid.

A third complainant, RAFITOS PUTRA, lost access to $1,883.45, with a promised refund of $941.72 that was also never delivered.

They describe this as a deliberate “Double Scam” tactic: first, funds are withheld; then, the platform uses partial refunds as leverage to coerce users into removing negative exposure. Once their online reputation is temporarily “cleaned,” the company abandons the agreement entirely.

Although Prorex Limited claims authorization by the FSC Mauritius s under license GB24203352, verification remains problematic. While a company with this license number exists in the FSC registry, the regulator does not publish associated domain names.

This creates a critical gap—investors cannot confirm whether the website they are dealing with is genuinely linked to the licensed entity, raising concerns about potential impersonation or misuse of credentials.

BrokersView Reminds You

The growing number of consistent complaints suggests a high-risk operation involving fund withholding, deceptive negotiations, and breach of written agreements. Investors are strongly advised to exercise extreme caution.