Zenstox is a scam, beware, don't invest in this platform. Don't pay attention to the negative reviews; it cost me dearly because I lost all my money. They lie to you to get you to deposit more money, but they don't let you withdraw. They block the withdrawal option when I wanted to withdraw my money, and they wouldn't let me. They told me to do some high-volume trades, and then they liquidated my account. Later, they called me saying they would restore the account balance, but I just had to deposit a considerable sum. In other words, they liquidated my account to take more money from me. Protect your money; these guys will steal it.

请不要在zenstox进行交易或充值……他们是骗子！！！他们的推荐完全是一场灾难……他们从来没有给出过正确的建议！！！更糟糕的是，他们还会诱导你充值更多。至于提现，你根本无法出金……虽然他们允许无限次充值……但提现却被限制在50美元或30美元以内，而且需要大约48小时才能获得授权。今天我发现我的账户余额消失了。没有任何解释，你的余额就这么凭空消失了……他们会删除你的交易记录，只留下最后一天的余额。他们是骗子和小偷……千万不要和他们交易！！避免成为他们的受害者！！♋

Thieves. They took what little I had managed to earn. I only invested $100 and my transfer was 5200 Uruguayan pesos. Honestly, those Mexicans are a disgrace. I don't know if you could see profits with $500 or $1000, but in 15 days they reported less than $150 in supposed profit. They're associated with Warren Baffett, the same platform, also Mexican, those so-called "licensed" people, I don't know what they're supposed to be, or maybe they're in cahoots. They left my account at zero, they waited for the level to drop below 1%, and well, I lost what I invested. They don't care if you're broke or if you think this is going to make you any money. Nobody cares about anything, and if they do, it's your money. I obviously don't have much experience in trading, this is just blatant robbery. You wish for yourself and you're left looking stupid, wondering if it's really your fault for trusting skilled people who are supposedly untouchable. They don't make things up, and if they do, it shouldn't be with those unreliable Mexicans.

Zenstox (Vie Finance) is withholding my $61,000 and demanding a $2,000 illegal clearance fee. I have a registered criminal case in Qatar (No. 195/2026) and a formal complaint with the Greek regulator HCMC. Do not trust this broker; they are scammers and extortionists.

I opened an account with $180 and they gave me a bonus of $180 more. I started trading as I had done with another broker, and then a “specialist advisor” (Rafael Montoya, specialist in losing my money) called me. He made me open more than 10 buy and sell trades without considering that there are 5 protected trades. Any intelligent person would have opened the riskiest ones with that protection. The next day, he called to tell me that my trade was at risk and that I had to make a deposit to protect it. I fell for it and deposited another $650, for which I received a 200% bonus. But he also made me open 48 more trades. Up to that point, everything looked good. On the third day, I was at risk again, so we started closing the trades at a profit and reopening them. On December 31, he called me to say that I had to deposit $1,980 or my account would be closed due to the risk margin. If I didn't do it, I would lose the more than $10,000 that he had “made me earn.”

I made a profit through trading, and I can't settle the withdrawal when I was depositing.

They promised me profits and when I deposited the amount, I was unable to withdraw my money.

I was scammed by the platform Zentox, which manipulates account balances and displayed profits. Although my account showed good profits, every withdrawal request was rejected under the pretext of needing to open new trades. When I insisted on withdrawing and closed all trades with a profit, my withdrawal was denied and my account was eventually closed. I transferred more than $23,000 in less than 20 days, dealing in good faith, only to discover that the account managers were dishonest and untrustworthy. I strongly warn others against dealing with this platform, as it appears to be impossible to withdraw any money from it.

They promised me that when I deposit the money, I could retrieve it within a week. Unfortunately, they disabled withdrawal and I couldn't withdraw the $550.

My experience with this company began with 200 units on July 4, 2025. When I deposited that amount, they doubled my sum, which indeed happened. The next business day, an executive named Marco contacted me. He would guide me and suggest operations to start earning and learning. He said that with such a small account, I wouldn’t gain anything. I replied that I couldn’t invest more than what I had already put in. and that I was living just barely making ends meet, when I saw no, after a week they assigned me another one just like it I said no, after almost a month and a bit more my account started growing and taking shape, I already had over 1,000 units and climbing, but then a young lady named Sarai Chavez arrived, in a manner both sweet and firm, convinced me that I had to deposit 1,000 USD to leverage the account and generate more returns, to which she offered me a, 300% more than what I could get, and I set out to obtain personal loans. I didn't reach the amount I needed—I managed to get 7,000 from several loans combined, but they didn't last a week with their fees and expenses. I lost everything and was never able to withdraw any money.

I am one of the victims of Zenstox. The company claims to be a trading platform, but in reality, it is a fraudulent scheme that manipulates account balances and fabricated profits. Although my account showed a positive balance and profits, it was impossible to withdraw even 1 USD. Every time I requested a withdrawal, they pressured me to deposit more money, threatening that I would lose everything otherwise. My account managers treated me in an abusive and unethical way – shouting, insulting, blackmailing, and forcing me to sign documents under pressure. They never responded to my withdrawal requests unless I signed those papers. I have audio and video evidence proving that this platform is fake and purely fraudulent. I strongly warn everyone to stay away from Zenstox and never deal with them

Unfortunately, I was also a victim of this 'company.' They ask for an initial deposit of $200, but they lure you in with supposed benefits and promise triple profits in just a couple of days. Then, they ask you to open multiple trades—some generate profits, while others cause heavy losses—so they demand you deposit more money to avoid losing the account. Later, they offer new benefits, convincing you to deposit more money, claiming you’ll recover your investment and make substantial profits in a short time. But the same thing happens again: your advisor asks you to open losing trades, and then a different manager contacts you, warning that if you don’t deposit more, the account will be lost. It seems their business model relies on loss-making trades because they profit while pressuring you to keep depositing until you can’t anymore—and you lose all your money.