TeleTrade in "Infinite Review" Limbo, Multiple Traders Allege Prolonged Withdrawal Delays

Recently, multiple traders have reported that since the second half of 2025, the broker TeleTrade appears to have pressed the "pause button" on withdrawal channels for specific accounts. From thousands of Euros to tens of thousands of Dollars—encompassing both initial deposits and trading profits—funds seem to vanish into an abyss once they enter the "internal review" process.

Five Months of Waiting: From "Technical Glitch" to Silence

The most recent complaint comes from a trader who posted on December 18, stating that he has been waiting months for a single withdrawal, with numerous follow-ups yielding no results. To substantiate his claim, he shared an email from TeleTrade's technical support team dated December 11, 2025.

In this email, the broker acknowledges receipt of the withdrawal request but offers a curious explanation: "The internal assessment has not yet been finalized, and for this reason we are still unable to provide an exact execution timeframe." The broker claimed the request was included in the "upcoming processing cycle" and assured the user that "no additional action is required." However, as of December 19, the complainant had still not received any substantive progress or notification of funds. This "in-process" response, which fails to provide a concrete timeline, has become a sword of Damocles hanging over the heads of users.

Systemic Blocking of "Profits"?

While a single case might be attributed to an occasional technical glitch, a string of similar complaints points to a much deeper issue. As early as October 2025, another trader disclosed a similar ordeal. This trader reported depositing approximately 10,000 USDT into TeleTrade via a verified Bybit account between May 2024 and July 2025. After his total balance (including copy-trading profits) reached roughly €16,000, he initiated multiple withdrawal requests in September (including #21107967). However, all applications were blocked. The platform responded only with generic "processing" messages and consistently failed to provide a blockchain Transaction Hash (TxHash) to prove that the funds had actually been dispatched.

An even more serious allegation surfaced in July 2025. A trader revealed that approximately $60,000 of his funds had been withheld for more than three months. Notably, the trader emphasized that this sum consisted "entirely of trading profits," as he had successfully withdrawn his initial deposits months prior. This has sparked concerns within the community regarding whether TeleTrade is specifically restricting withdrawals for profitable accounts. The trader stated that regardless of his attempts to communicate via support, compliance, or public channels, the response was always a copy-pasted "under internal verification."

Regulatory Blind Spots and Risk Warnings

According to further in-depth investigation by BrokersView, the operating entity of TeleTrade.org, TeleTrade D.J. LLC, is registered in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG). It must be noted that the SVG Financial Services Authority (FSA) has repeatedly stated that it does not regulate, license, or supervise companies engaged in Forex trading or brokerage services. Consequently, TeleTrade clients are effectively in a "regulatory vacuum" devoid of protection. In the event of a fund dispute, investors will not have access to Financial Ombudsman intervention or compensation funds, as they would under FCA or ASIC regulation.

Furthermore, it is worth noting that the well-known broker formerly of the same name, TeleTrade EU, rebranded to Earn EU in 2024. Therefore, there is a possibility that TeleTrade.org may be misappropriating the former branding of the broker Earn EU.