Abstract:Did your funds fail to reach your account despite being approved by EASY TRADING ONLINE, an Australia-based brokerage entity? Have you been subject to months of withdrawal delays despite being compliant with norms? Did your trading account suddenly become invalid upon a withdrawal request? All of these complaints have come up on broker review platforms such as WikiFX. This EASY TRADING ONLINE review studies multiple user complaints while also updating its existing regulatory status.

Did your funds fail to reach your account despite being approved by EASY TRADING ONLINE, an Australia-based brokerage entity? Have you been subject to months of withdrawal delays despite being compliant with norms? Did your trading account suddenly become invalid upon a withdrawal request? All of these complaints have come up on broker review platforms such as WikiFX. This EASY TRADING ONLINE review studies multiple user complaints while also updating its existing regulatory status.
EASY TRADING ONLINE is a multi-asset broker enabling users to trade forex, commodities, indices, stocks and cryptocurrencies.
Popular forex currency pairs available on the platform include AUD/USD, EUR/USD, USD/CAD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, NZD/USD, and AUD/NZD.
The broker advertises zero commissions for forex traders. At the same time, the advertisement list includes low transaction costs and no fixed lot size.
Commodity traders, on the other hand, can bet on gold, silver, UK Brent and US Crude.
As an index trader, you can choose from several options such as JP225, U100, HK50, EUR50, AU200, ND25, etc.
Stock traders can invest in companies such as American Airlines Group Inc., Apple, Adobe Systems Inc., Amazon, American Express, eBay, etc.
Cryptocurrency traders can invest in Cardano, Bitcoin, Polkadot, EOS and Ethereum.
The broker offers two trading accounts - Standard and Ultra - with specific trading conditions as highlighted in the table below.
| Account Type | Minimum Deposit | Spread | Maximum Lot Size |
| Standard | $50 | Medium (Floating) | 50 |
| Ultra | $1000 | Low (Floating) | 50 |
While the broker's trading portfolio is impressive, the reported complaints highlighted below deserve attention from users seeking to invest here.
A user from Hong Kong gave an extended review, claiming to have followed a complaint account process and implemented EA-trading strategies without illegal scalping, arbitrage and hedging. However, as the trader looked to withdraw profits generated on the EASY TRADING ONLINE login dashboard, the broker allegedly deducted the profits without any evidence of a trading breach or advance warning. Further, the trader claimed to have used a common AI trending tool and called it an illegitimate action in this EASY TRADING ONLINE review.

A Hong Kong-based trader reported a pending withdrawal request on WikiFX, a leading forex broker regulation inquiry tool. According to the user, the withdrawal complaint was filed at the beginning of 2026. However, even after three months, the trader could not access funds. The total deposited capital on the platform was $5,000. With reportedly no effective communication support, the user was left frustrated, leading to this negative EASY TRADING ONLINE review.

The same user also reported a failure to access funds worth $4,000 in May 2026. According to the user, the withdrawal was processed two months ago, in March. Check this screenshot to learn more about this alleged incident.

Multiple users have accused the broker of blocking their accounts upon a withdrawal request, preventing them from accessing both deposits and profits. While a Hong Kong-based user claimed that his account became invalid suddenly and illegitimately blocked, a Vietnamese client highlighted issues in copy trading and reported a subsequent account block case. Here are two EASY TRADING ONLINE reviews.


A Vietnamese trader accused the broker of stealing funds worth $17,000, including the commission amount worth $10,000. The user further alleged that the broker deleted the CRM account, trading account, and stopped communicating. Check the trader's complaint below.

The spurt in user complaints may tempt you to question: Is EASY TRADING ONLINE regulated? The answer is YES! It is licensed by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC). Its license number is 346282. While the EASY TRADING ONLINE regulation status is robust, the rising complaints are concerning for traders. This has thus reduced the broker's score to 5.16 out of 10.

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