Abstract:FXGT review of an India-labelled profit dispute, with complaint screenshots, a transaction-date mismatch, entity disclosures and evidence limits.

This FXGT review examines a historical complaint labelled India, published on 27 August 2025, alongside its uploaded screenshots and the broker's current website disclosures. The user alleges that USD 1,089.37 in trading profit was revoked. Reviewed on 29 September 2026, the material raises questions about account linkage and deductions, but it does not establish misconduct or confirm the complaint's present outcome.
A complaint and a platform screenshot cannot settle that question alone. They can identify a dispute to investigate, but not authenticate account ownership, establish the applicable contract, or prove whether a trading restriction was properly applied. The page's complaint category is a user-report label, not a regulatory finding.
For South Asian readers, the relevant starting point is the legal entity named in their own agreement. A shared brand does not mean every entity, licence, or dispute procedure applies to every customer.
The user, sarphes, says a 0.9-lot gold position earned the stated profit, which was revoked after an allegation of trading through another account. The user disputes that linkage. Two attached account-history images show highlighted XAUUSD trades; one also displays a negative adjustment labelled Profit Out for 1,089.37.
Importantly, the trade-history images display March 2024 dates, whereas the complaint was published in August 2025. The publication date must not be presented as the trading date. A third attachment shows a different instrument and is not used to substantiate the gold-trading claim. The upload does not authenticate either account's owner.
The website footer inspected on 29 September identifies GT Global Ltd in Seychelles, registration 8421720-1, and states that it holds FSA licence SD019. It separately lists other group companies. These are the broker's own disclosures, not an independent licence verification in this article. They do not establish which entity contracted with the complainant.
An Indian reader should therefore verify the exact company, permitted service, and applicable local requirements through official records. Do not infer Indian authorisation from an overseas licence or a group logo.
The broker's transaction FAQ says withdrawal processing can range from instant to seven business days, depending on the method, and may take longer if more information is required. It also directs customers to transaction histories in the Client Portal.
Those general statements do not resolve this specific dispute. A payment still being processed and a profit entry being reversed are different issues. A useful case response would identify the applicable contractual clause, the disputed trades, the evidence for linked accounts, and how the adjustment was calculated. No separately authenticated broker response or final resolution was obtained for this review.
The uploaded material documents an allegation that deserves a specific explanation, not a definitive scam verdict. Its older transaction dates and unverified ownership limit what can be concluded. Keep the source images and the chronology together so later replies or corrections can be assessed against the same record.
Public page captured on 29 September 2026. The source page labels the user India and the complaint 2025-08-27. The full-page capture is retained separately. This is not a new incident reported today.

A1. Original complaint page and visible supporting image. The screenshot preserves what was displayed; it does not independently prove the allegation.
Unaltered copies of the images served with the complaint. Highlight boxes were already present in the source. The third, different-instrument image is retained only in the archive. Editor must redact account identifiers on public copies, retaining originals privately.

B1. User-uploaded history shows March 2024 entries and a Profit Out adjustment. Account ownership and completeness remain unverified.

B2. Second history image shows highlighted gold trades and March 2024 dates. It is not independent proof that two accounts belong to the same person.

Website captured 29 September 2026. The site served its Chinese-language page in this session; this screenshot identifies the website, not the complainant's contracting entity or the truth of the allegation.
Note: This is an evidence-limited report of a user allegation, not an investment recommendation or a finding of fraud. Review date and complaint date are different.
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