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Unable to Withdraw Withdrawal Still Delayed After Settlement Approval

I submitted a withdrawal request of 458 USDT (approximately USD 463) on 9 June 2026. After the withdrawal remained pending, I filed a formal complaint. On 12 June 2026, I received written confirmation from the Compliance Department stating that FXT had been instructed to return the funds as a full and final settlement of my complaint. However, despite that confirmation, the withdrawal remains unresolved. Since then, I have received repeated responses stating that the withdrawal is under review, being processed, or undergoing internal consultations. Support later acknowledged that the withdrawal had taken longer than expected and informed me that the case had been escalated for priority handling. My concern is not only the delay itself, but also the lack of transparency and the absence of a clear completion timeline. This review reflects my personal experience and documented correspondence regarding my withdrawal request.

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As you look forward to reading the Saxo reviews, you come across both positive and negative user experiences concerning trading. However, what makes prospective users dwell more is the significant insight shared through negative experiences compared to positive ones. The negative experiences are more detailed around fund withdrawals and deposits. Although they are allegations, they represent a disturbing picture. For example, we came across a case where a user highlighted the inability to trade an instrument, which is actively traded in the market. We have examined the recent allegations against the brokerage firm in this in-depth review. At the same time, we have provided a thorough look into the broker’s regulatory framework

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