Abstract:MultiBank Group’s employee(s) and clients are mad at it, whilst MultiBank Group blames WikiFX. What is all this drama about?
In conjunction with WikiFXs warning posts and articles, MultiBank Group lashed back at us defensively.
Another dirty act of MultiBank Group is not paying its employee in China.
According to the employee in concern, he had been working in the Shenzhen office of MultiBank Group as a Forex analyst since 2019. In January 2022, he received a notice that the office would be shut down as MultiBank Group planned to exit the China market. The employee agreed to the promised compensation package and left the company in February. Unfortunately, he did not receive a single penny from the company. This dragged on for 10 months until he decided to expose the truth through Sohu Business. For the full article (in Mandarin), read here: https://business.sohu.com/a/593641554_100122350.
This employee also revealed that MultiBank Group had not responsibly settled its clients funds which could be further explained by the complaints uploaded on Twitter.
Not only does MultiBank Group received complaints from its employee, but also trading clients, it is justifiable that this is a forex broker that should be flagged.
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