Earn2Trade (earn2trade.com) has a strong Trustpilot score overall, with complaints about a new five-winning-days payout rule, LiveSim vs live payment disputes, progression-ladder contract misclassification, Rithmic flatten failures, and unexpected rebills.
Editorial note: This page compiles publicly reported user complaints and available regulatory information about Earn2Trade. We recommend verifying all claims independently using the official regulatory links provided below. If you have been defrauded by this platform, report it immediately using the guidance at the bottom of this page.
Earn2Trade markets futures evaluations that can lead to proprietary-firm funding via earn2trade.com. Most reviewers praise support, while negatives cluster around strict contract ladders and sudden rule changes.
Recent complaints criticise a five profitable trading days requirement before each withdrawal, accounts moved to LiveSim then refused payment when the trader expected live, micro or nano contracts counted as minis for progression limits, and evaluation breaches blamed on platform flatten errors with copy-paste support replies.
Read the current withdrawal and contract lists before renewing. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it.
User complaints about Earn2Trade have been documented on Trustpilot. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it.
"Very bad new rule: 5 winning days for payout. They change it for bad. Personally I will not trade more with them. They were very nice before this rule."
"They moved me to a live account after only a few withdrawals, and on top of that they made a mistake and gave me a live-sim account instead. I hit the target, but they refused to pay me, claiming it had to be a real live account."
"My account failed because I traded NNQ E-Nano contracts that were treated as Mini contracts for the Progression Ladder. Another reviewer said Rithmic did not flatten completely and the account breached while the computer was off, with support declining to restore."
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Do not make any further payments to Earn2Trade or any representative claiming to act on its behalf. Preserve evidence and instruct counsel to assess civil options; Act Here is prepared to litigate where appropriate.
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We do not make a blanket legal finding on this page. We compile publicly reported user complaints and regulatory signals about Earn2Trade. Verify the firm on official registers, read primary Trustpilot evidence, and treat unpaid withdrawals and missing regulatory authorisation as serious red flags.
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Do not respond or send any more funds. Document the contact and report it to your fraud authority. Act Here conducts deep-dive discovery and is prepared to litigate where the facts support it; we handle both settlements and court proceedings.
Our UK litigation counsel can assess civil options for your matter. We don't just negotiate; we are prepared to litigate.
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