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Maven: 8 more execution, slippage or spread complaints Sep 6 to Sep 17, one says a 1% stop cost 1.9% Eight reviewers dated Sep 6 to Sep 17 complain about execution, slippage or spreads. An Algerian reviewer says a stop set at 1% cost 1.9% outside news, nearly breaching the 2% rule. A Brazilian reviewer says an indicator measured a spread very different from the one Maven shows. A Nigerian reviewer says pending orders trigger at prices the market never reached. An Indian reviewer says a manual close played the confirmation sound but never executed, turning a $50 risk into a loss over $210 and a breach. Two more say stops did not hold, one a $17 stop on NFP that cost $98. One says the spread jumps on entry and one calls the spreads laughable. Maven answered none of the 22 in-window reviews.

Maven grid-trading payout denial disputed publicly; 15.6K views; Trustpilot 1-star run reaches Aug 14 Trader @CyrusOlogun asks Maven to explain a grid-trading violation on directional DCA/scaling (15.6K views, 41 likes, 20 replies, Aug 14); replies demand trade-level evidence. Trustpilot recent-10 reviews all 1-star Aug 9-14 (denials after strategy interviews); reviews 5,162 to 5,168 since Aug 10.

Maven: 4 new refusal reviews since Sep 5 say the pass or the payout was stopped at the last step Four reviewers say they were stopped at the final step, all unanswered. A Nigerian trader says after more than two months on a Maven Instant account his payout was denied on an allegation he was not the person trading it, raised only once he was profitable. A Hungarian trader says they passed the 100k challenge, then got an email denying the funded account for a Gamifying rule breach they call vague. A British trader says their passed evaluation was reviewed and the whole challenge failed over a $2 trade flagged as news, which they call the firm's error. A Romanian trader says the app was blocked before his 24 hour window expired, so no payout could be requested. He puts the loss at $136.

Maven draws 6 Trustpilot slippage and execution complaints Sep 3 to 4, peaking on NFP day 6 one-star Trustpilot reviews Sep 3 to 4 describe stop-loss or execution outcomes that breached accounts: a stop set at 3% filled at 4.5%; a $28-risk trade placed 15 minutes before NFP that produced an $80 daily-limit breach, with support replying that slippage is part of trading; a gold stop at 4460 closed at 4411.36 during NFP in Phase 2; a news move that wiped an account with a stop in place; an order that opened at almost 1 lot and closed at the stop within seconds; and a 6% slippage loss. On X, a Sep 5 post says a $12 stop was extended into a drawdown breach, and a Sep 4 thread tagging @Maventrading over NFP slippage drew replies arguing the slippage was market-wide and not the firm's doing. The firm replied to none of the 14 negative Trustpilot reviews in the window.