x.com ↗ Friday, August 28

Trader says Equity Edge denied a $5,000 performance fee after three smaller payouts

An Aug 22 post says Equity Edge denied a $5,000 performance fee on a $50K Instant account after prior payouts of $200, $300 and $1,000. The stated denial reason is not visible in the post text, and no public reply from the firm was found as of Aug 28. This is a second, independent payout complaint at the firm within a week of the refund-for-deleted-review story published Aug 27

Equity Edge · Friday, August 28 · Receipts stay linked: the claim above carries its original post.

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trustpilot.com ↗Aug 25🔇 No reply captured

Equity Edge trader alleges refund-for-deleted-review offer, then account banned anyway

Independent Trustpilot reviewer says: 'Back in april i was made a promise via whatsapp that my account wouldnt be banned only to find out that after i left a good review as requested they went ahead and still banned my account.' Two days later a separate X post alleges the same pattern against a different trader: a phone call asking for a Trustpilot review to be deleted in exchange for a refund that never arrived, with a WhatsApp screenshot referenced.

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trustpilot.com ↗Sep 22🔇 No reply captured

Equity Edge: at least 5 Trustpilot reviewers since 09-05 say their payouts were rejected or withheld, 2 say the reason given was 'impulsive'

Since 09-05 at least five Trustpilot reviewers say Equity Edge rejected or withheld their payout: vei qhen (SG, 09-17) on $1,700 refused as 'impulsive', Praveen Bisht (IN, 09-14) on a fifth rejection under that policy, Okorie Esther Chidimma AreaFx (NG, 09-15) on $4,264 met with a group-trading breach, Bhaskar Singh (IN, 09-15) on $101 refused over third-party payment, TQAGIM (SA, 09-16, 4-star verified) on 5 of 9 requests rejected. Kayla Kors (NG, 09-18) says generally that after profitable trades the firm seeks an excuse not to pay. The firm defended its rules to vei qhen and Singh, told Okorie Esther and Kayla Kors it cannot confirm they are customers, and did not answer Bisht or TQAGIM.

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