Company Name
Vaha Financial Services Ltd
Company Abbreviation
VAHA
Platform registered country and region
Saint Lucia
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Regulated in United Kingdom
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Business Index8.16
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Software Index9.36
License Index7.62
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Company Name
Vaha Financial Services Ltd
Company Abbreviation
VAHA
Platform registered country and region
Saint Lucia
Company website
Pyramid scheme complaint
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Garbage platform with severe slippage
This platform is absolute garbage. Losing money on initial trades is par for the course, but after making a few hundred in profits, they froze my account and principal. They coerced me into signing a pledge stating I violated their rules, threatening to withhold my principal otherwise. The CRM backend shows the exact times for opening and closing these positions—who can tell me where I violated anything? The only “violation” was making a few hundred in profits...
Profits from the trade amounted to 700. Not only did they refuse to pay out the profits, but they also held my principal hostage to force me into signing a commitment letter. Is this something a human being would do?
This shady platform won't even pay out profits under $800 from sell orders, instead coercing investors into signing commitment letters by holding their principal hostage.
Profits from order dumping are not given, and they even hold the principal hostage to force investors to sign a commitment letter
STAY AWAY FROM THIS SCAM! They are utterly fraudulent. I had a $700 profit, and they refuse to pay a single cent. It's absolutely disgusting. Fellow investors, be extremely cautious. Think twice before depositing or trading with them. If they won't even pay out $700, do you honestly believe they'll ever let you withdraw your profits? What's even more revolting is that they make you sign a "guarantee agreement" just to get your own initial deposit back. This is beyond vile.
Making a profit is considered a violation, and they just refund the principal to settle it. But if you lose money, it's all "normal." I initially thought of letting it go since it wasn't much, but then they made me sign a commitment letter—totally disgusted me... Barely made 800 from gold scalping, no point in arguing.
Your platform's account manager promised to trade for me—losses covered, profits shared. They lost my $1,000 and now ghost me. Promised $20/lot rebate? Never paid. Total scam. Stay away!
VAHA garbage platform, severe slippage. The day's opening price peaked at 4501, yet my stop-loss triggered at 4506, resulting in capital loss.
The user had deposited funds, opened accounts, and traded on both the VAHA and AT platforms. However, on January 29th, User A claimed that an order on the VAHA platform experienced a "spike" situation, with a slippage of 200 pips despite there being no market movement. Image one is VAHA. Image two is AT. The most infuriating part is that even the data platform provider couldn't retrieve the data. At that time, a profit of 87 USD was taken by closing the position on AT. On VAHA, there was a loss of 128 USD. The platform side has given no response at all. Is it that the new platform can't handle it and spikes when a customer is profitable?
This broker is utterly unscrupulous. They flagged my profitable trades as 'violations' and, to add insult to injury, forced me to sign a compliance letter under the threat of account freezing, holding my initial capital hostage. This is pure coercion. None of my other brokers would ever deem these trades, only this one.
Now that they have completely lost the $1,000 in my account, they are delaying and refusing to address the situation. Additionally, they promised a rebate of $20 per lot, which has also not been paid.