Metacond (metacondpro.com)

I experienced a security concern with my Metacond (metacondpro.com) account and reported it immediately. Their response time was inexcusable for a financial platform. It took them four days to acknowledge my report and another week to actually address it.

The mobile app from Metacond (metacondpro.com) is dangerous. I placed an order that showed as pending, so I placed another. Both executed and I was overexposed. When I complained they said it was user error. The app design is misleading.

I wanted to transfer my portfolio from another broker to Metacond (metacondpro.com). They said they do not accept in-kind transfers for my asset type. I had to sell, withdraw, deposit, and rebuy - incurring taxes and spread costs. They did not tell me this before I signed up.

After since I opened my account last year with Metacond (metacondpro.com), I can only describe the experience as death by a thousand cuts. No single issue was catastrophic, but the constant stream of small problems, slow responses, and missing features wore me down until I finally left.

The so-called education at Metacond (metacondpro.com) is just marketing. Every webinar ends with a push to deposit more. The market analysis is generic and often wrong. If you want real education go elsewhere. I wasted for close to eighteen months thinking they would help me learn.

I trusted Metacond (metacondpro.com) with a significant portion of my savings and I deeply regret that decision. Not because of market losses, but because of how poorly the platform performed and how dismissively the support team treated my concerns.

I joined Metacond (metacondpro.com) from a review site like this one and from the start, things felt off. The signup process collected far more personal information than necessary, the verification took unreasonably long, and when I finally got access, the platform was nothing like what was advertised.

The only good thing about Metacond (metacondpro.com) is that they remind you why regulation matters. I found them after a trusted YouTuber reviewed them. They are regulated in a jurisdiction with weak consumer protection. When things went wrong I had nowhere to turn. Stick to well-regulated brokers.

Their two-factor authentication was optional when I joined. I enabled it. Later I lost my phone and could not log in. Metacond (metacondpro.com) recovery process took 3 weeks and required notarized documents. By then I had missed important trades. Their security is your inconvenience.

I am in a dispute with Metacond (metacondpro.com) over a trade that was clearly erroneous. The price shown was wrong, I closed at a profit, and they reversed the trade and took the money back. They said it was a system error. So I lose and they keep? Unacceptable.