JuraTrade Review 7
Unable to log in to the account, unable to access the website to withdraw money. What should I do, everyone?


The heavens have eyes. They have all the tricks to deceive, giving orders continuously until the customer burns out, manipulating orders and then forcing customers to deposit more. Pushing until it burns out It's just a fake platform; they buy views from other accounts to deceive players, because these people don't actually trade. From the manager to the sales and support staff, they don't know anything, they are all a bunch of thieves. They have the education level of elementary school, and their speech is like a market.


The account still has funds that cannot be withdrawn, NV Support said to trade S 1lot-B 1lot overnight without cutting the position, and then it can be withdrawn. I have a little hope to withdraw money (even though it was said that the overnight fee on day T4 is x3 very high - the support staff said a few tens of U). When depositing, it was as fast as lightning, but when withdrawing money, it's always finding this way and that way. This morning, the support staff said to check the fee again, the platform withdrew the bonus immediately and made a STOPOUT => BURNED all. Don't stay away, guys!




I deposited $500 and withdrew $50 as a test, which was successful. However, the support staff later informed me that I couldn't withdraw because I hadn't reached the required trading volume (they didn't mention this when I made the deposit). They then instructed me to enter large orders, which caused my account to become overwhelmed and resulted in a loss of funds.


Do not allow withdrawals even though I have requested the staff very poorly


JuraTrade's got a sweet MT5 platform, love that it can handle automated trading. Yet, their educational resources? Way too basic. Just some blog posts and news articles. They really need to step it up with some advanced trading tools and, like, copy trading options.


Juratrade is a fraudulent platform 1. Arbitrarily liquidating investor accounts with 99% price slippage, while the market price is profitable (In the photo is selling NVIDA shares for $1.34, while the price is market is $134) 2. Support contacts all shut down without any information.

