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Abstract：Recently a broker called Hextra Prime launched a campaign that claims to give new users no-deposit bonus.
Recently a broker called Hextra Prime launched a campaign that claims to give new users no-deposit bonus.
But in terms of withdrawal, the broker says,“No, only profits made with the bonus can be withdrawn, limited to $200 USD. Profits are available for withdrawal only after performing 3 trades and trading no less than 2 lots.”
Very obviously, if you wanna withdraw the“luring”bonus offered by this broker, then you have to deposit more money, but no one can make sure you will earn profits from this platform!
WikiFX has confirmed that Hextra Prime hasn't official regulated by any recognized institute! For the safety of your assets, it's better to get away from it!
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