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Sagot

As someone who has spent years navigating various brokers, I scrutinized Billionext’s offerings and operational transparency before making any judgment on its deposit and withdrawal methods. The most pressing issue that stands out for me is the overwhelming number of credible user reports stating they were unable to withdraw funds—regardless of the method used to deposit. According to firsthand accounts, investors' funds were initially moved to MetaTrader 4, but later forcibly migrated into a proprietary stablecoin (IUSD/IUSDT), which cannot be withdrawn, exchanged, or transferred out of the platform under any circumstances. The button to initiate a withdrawal is reportedly disabled. There are no clear or verifiable details publicly available about supported payment methods such as credit cards, PayPal, Skrill, or even standard cryptocurrencies for either deposits or withdrawals. Instead, past clients highlight a lack of meaningful customer support and sudden, unauthorized changes in the company’s server and platform names, which makes me highly skeptical of any claims regarding legitimate financial operations. Given the consistent pattern: funds deposited—often via USDT or similar crypto—are subsequently rendered inaccessible, and even the in-house currency cannot be withdrawn or converted. In my experience, this lack of transparency around something as basic as funding methods—and most importantly, inability to process withdrawals—represents a critical red flag. For me, the risk of ever retrieving one’s capital greatly outweighs any potential benefit, irrespective of the payment channel used to deposit.