Regular and strictly regulated financial institutions usually have strict procedures when dealing with client funds, especially when it comes to punitive measures such as fines and confiscation. Clear evidence of violations, advance notice to clients, providing clients with the opportunity to appeal and defend themselves, and ultimately ruling by an independent third party (such as a regulatory body or arbitration institution). It is extremely abnormal to impose penalties solely based on "internal professional team review" as it lacks transparency and fairness. "Confiscation and account closure" is a mandatory legal or administrative enforcement action, usually made by a court or specific regulatory body in accordance with the law. A commercial company typically does not have the authority to "confiscate" a citizen's legitimate property. A responsible platform should have a clear regulatory framework and appeal channel for all its operations, especially those involving penalizing clients. If a platform cannot provide clear terms and procedures recognized by regulatory authorities as the basis for its actions, then the legality of its actions is seriously questionable. A regulated platform's actions must be based on law and regulations, not on some nonsense "professional review" by an internal team. FXTM lacks serious regulation, handles client accounts internally, violates laws, and now pretends to be innocent, refusing to accept complaints. Who is a financial lawyer that I can entrust?