Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io)

Do not be fooled by the professional-looking website. Behind the scenes, Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) is disorganized and incompetent. I found them after attending a webinar they hosted and I can only assume the positive reviews are either outdated or paid for because my experience was terrible.

After for over three years with Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) I requested to close my account and withdraw. They said I had to complete a 30-day cooling-off period. Then they said there was a minimum holding period for my last deposit. They make it as hard as possible to leave.

I closed a profitable position at Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) and the profit was not credited for 5 days. Support said it was a settlement delay. When it finally arrived it was less than the amount shown on the platform. They could not explain the difference. I have moved my account.

Their execution during news is terrible. I had limit orders in place. When the news hit, my orders were not filled at the limit price - they were filled much worse. Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) said it was market conditions. Same news, another broker filled me properly. They are not honest.

I have been trying to close my account with Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) for weeks now and they keep giving me the runaround. First it was a form to fill out, then identity verification again, then a mandatory phone call that never gets scheduled. They make leaving impossible.

I am in a dispute with Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) 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.

I gave Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) a fair chance. After for a few weeks now of usage, I can say with confidence that there are far better options available. The interface is clunky, the fees are higher than competitors, and the customer support team seems overwhelmed or understaffed.

The hidden fees at Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) are the real scandal here. What they advertise and what they actually charge are two different things. By the time I realized how much I was paying in various fees and spreads, I had already lost a meaningful amount.

I lost a significant amount because Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) did not execute my stop loss during a flash crash. They said the market was illiquid. Other brokers managed to execute. I have no proof they did not trade against me. Avoid.

The only good thing about Wall Street Exchange (wallstreet-fx.io) is that they remind you why regulation matters. I found them through word of mouth in my investment club. They are regulated in a jurisdiction with weak consumer protection. When things went wrong I had nowhere to turn. Stick to well-regulated brokers.