My Personal Experience with Hexcapitals
My Personal Experience with HexCapital
I am sharing my experience to help others make an informed decision.
A person named Diya, who introduced herself as a representative of Hexa Capital, contacted me for several months and encouraged me to invest. I clearly told her that I wanted to test the company first, so I initially deposited $100. I specifically requested AI/algorithmic (robotic) trading. She showed me screenshots of trading results and told me that $100 was not enough, so I deposited another $100.
The company then created a trading account for me and added a $400 bonus, making my account balance appear as $600. Later, an account manager contacted me and claimed that the AI trading was performing well. My account balance increased, and I was repeatedly encouraged to invest more money.
When I told them I could not invest more, the account manager suggested that I take a $1,000 loan. He assured me that after starting the algorithmic trading, I could earn around $10,000 per day, easily withdraw the profits, and then repay the loan. Within a few minutes, my account balance suddenly showed around $4,000, which they claimed was generated by the algorithmic trading.
When I requested to withdraw the $4,000, I was told that I first had to send $1,000 before my funds could be released. I asked them to deduct the amount from my account balance instead, but they refused and insisted that I transfer the money first. Trusting their assurance, I sent the $1,000 as instructed.
After I transferred the $1,000, everything changed. They stopped responding to my messages and calls. My WhatsApp number was blocked, and I received no further assistance or explanation. I have still not received my money.
I am sharing this review solely to describe my personal experience and to warn others to conduct thorough research, verify the company's regulatory status, and be extremely cautious before sending money to Hexa Capital.