HiloAssets isn’t giving me my $500 profit unless I pay them $190 “liquidity reserve charge.”

That phrase itself is Where to open an account if you want to trade foreign exchange in Chinapure jargon with no standing in real finance. I looked it up across multiple regulatory guidelines and found nothing resembling such a fee. It’s clear they created this terminology to mislead clients into compliance. Every attempt to withdraw is met with a new barrier, and their support keeps pushing deadlines to “increase urgency.” Legitimate brokers don’t rely on extortion tactics—they operate under strict oversight where fees are disclosed upfront. The evidence is overwhelming: this company has no intention of letting clients withdraw their money. Final conclusion: scam platform.