EightCap Experiences Excessive Slippage of Over 11 Pips Beyond Stop

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Recently, an investor has lodged a complaint via the FTI APP alleging that EightCap, a foreign exchange platform, experienced excessive slippage of over 11 pips beyond the set stop-loss level, ultimately resulting in a margin call and account blowout.

The complainant shared: "As a long-time client of EightCap, having traded with the platform for four to five years, I have encountered significant slippage of one or two pips on occasion, but yesterday, it was shocking to see my stop-loss triggered at a whopping 11 pips beyond my designated level. I am seeking compensation for the losses incurred in this particular trade."

Introduction to the EightCap official website:

The headquarters of Eightcap was established in 2009 in Melbourne, the traditional financial center of Australia. The management team of the company is composed of elites who have over 20 years of rich experience in foreign exchange and finance in investment banking

At present, foreign exchange companies in the industry are always unable to provide satisfactory services to traders. Without strict supervision, high spreads, and serious delineation are common phenomena. We are determined to change these and promise to adhere to the transparency and professional ethics of the industry. We provide traders with a fair, transparent, and honest trading environment for mutual benefit!

EightCap displays three regulatory platforms on the FTI app. Publicly claiming that the regulatory status of the Australian ASIC license held is under regulation; The regulatory status of Vanuatu VFSC and Bahamas SCB licenses is over limit operation.

FTI risk warning: There are 7 self risks, 3 associated risks, and 66 monitoring and warning warnings for EightCap. Pay attention to early warning!

EightCap, FTI APP has a rating of 5.9 and a low credit rating. Investors are advised to stay away!

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