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Capital Analysis now claims I must pay a $2,250 “final network reconciliation fee”

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IntroductionThis came after all KYC procedures were cleared and my withdrawal was marked as “approved.” I though ...

Capital Analysis now claims I must pay a $2,250 “final network reconciliation fee”
This came after all KYC procedures were cleared and Domestic foreign exchange dealersmy withdrawal was marked as “approved.” I thought I was at the finish line, only to have a brand-new fee thrown in my face. I asked for policy documentation or legal justification—they had none. Their explanation was just a vague message about “internal routing compliance.” I offered to use my account balance to cover it—they refused. That’s not how a real broker behaves. Every interaction feels increasingly suspicious. This is no longer just a delay—it’s a scam in action. Capital Analysis is systematically adding made-up fees to frustrate and financially drain users. I’m ashamed I trusted them. This platform is a fraudulent operation.

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