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Profitable FX traders surprised me with a $1,850 “compliance gatekeeping fee,”
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IntroductionThere was no sign of this charge in any of the terms or emails, and I followed all instructions care ...

There was no sign of this charge in any of the terms or TR Forex latest progress in recent daysemails, and I followed all instructions carefully. When I reached out for clarification, they told me this was part of their "regulatory protocol," but they failed to provide any official documentation. This feels completely out of the blue, and it’s frustrating because I’ve already gone through the full verification process and been told my account was approved. Now, suddenly, they’re introducing an additional fee without any clear justification. At this point, I’m starting to feel like I’m being scammed. This isn’t the first time Profitable FX traders has added surprise fees. I’ve heard similar stories from other traders using the platform, and it’s getting difficult to believe this is anything but a tactic to delay withdrawals.
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