Your current location is:{Current column} >>Text
The HP Exchange is a sweetheart scam, and profits cannot be paid out
{Current column}42517People have watched
IntroductionFTIoften posts reminders to investment enthusiasts that choosing a platform that is regulated by rel ...
FTIoften posts reminders to investment enthusiasts that choosing a platform that is How to open an account for foreign exchange trading? What is the minimum deposit?regulated by reliable regulatory agencies is crucial. Understanding the historical background of the platform, researching the trading conditions provided by the platform, trading software, and customer service are all essential processes.

Before choosing a foreign exchange platform for investment, it is necessary to conduct sufficient research and investigation in order to better obtain investment security and a better trading experience.
Recently, a foreign exchange platform has attracted the attention of FTI, where investors have complained through the FTI app, The HP Exchange is a sweetheart scam, and profits cannot be paid out.

The whistleblower stated that "HP refused to withdraw coins on the grounds of risk control, and directly suspended the account after communicating with customer service, without giving any explanation."

HP Platform Company Introduction:

HP was founded in 2019, headquartered in the United States, with core team members from Google, ATST, SAP SE companies. The team has years of experience in the internet and future WEB3.0. The platform adheres to the guidance of comprehensively enhancing the value of encrypted assets for users and continuously innovating. Based on coin trading, diversified recharge, and ultra stable contracts, we continuously expand strategic trading, predictive guessing, metaverse NFT, and ecological fund support. Provide users with one-stop value-added investment advisory services for derivatives in the field of encryption.
HP, displayed as unregulated on the FTI app. The regulatory status of the US MSB (FinCEN) financial services license held by the public is unregulated, currently unregulated, and there is no foreign exchange license. Foreign exchange margin trading cannot be conducted, and the safety of investors' funds is not guaranteed.

FTI Risk Reminder:There are 2 monitoring alerts on the HP foreign exchange platform. Pay attention to early warning!

HP, FTI APP scored 1.12 points, investors are advised to stay away!

Tags:
Related articles
Gold steadies after tumbling below $2,000, Powell speech awaited By
{Current column}-- Gold prices were muted on Friday after falling sharply below key levels this week as improving se ...
Read moreFxBennyLtd says I need to pay extra fees to unlock my account. What should I do?
{Current column}I started trading with FxBennyLtd and made a good profit. But when I tried to withdraw, they told me ...
Read moreCapitexKryptoFX has informed me that I need to pay a $2,200 “account closure fee”
{Current column}This is the fourth unexpected charge that has appeared since I initiated the withdrawal process. I’v ...
Read more
Popular Articles
- Aussie tumbles after RBA pauses rate hikes, dollar rebounds By Reuters
- 7staroptions said I need to pay an 'insurance fee' before withdrawing.
- ZenithTrustCorp hit me with a $1,850 “security inspection payment” just as I tried to withdraw.
- Finanxingcoin said I need to pay a 'withdrawal authorization fee' to process my request.
- Oil broadly steady amid OPEC+ supply cut uncertainty, demand worries By Reuters
- AstralFXTrade is now demanding a $2,100 “transaction verification fee”
Latest articles
-
Wall St opens higher on upbeat Microsoft, Boeing results By Reuters
-
Safe Concept Fx claimed I need to pay a “fund release charge” before I can withdraw.
-
Rise Trade said my account is “under review,” they want me to pay a $1,000 fee for further process
-
“liquidity verification fee”? BitStockTrades surprised me by introducing this?
-
U.S. stocks were mixed after cooler than expected inflation report By
-
Arllentrades said I need to pay a “document verification fee” before withdrawing.