Affiliate CPA Payout Complaint Sharing my genuine experience as an Axi affiliate. Approved CPA shown: $600 Amount received: $100 Outstanding: $500 My CPA deal was Universal, but when the payout became due, I was told that clients from Pakistan fall under a lower CPA tier. I had not been clearly informed of this restriction before the payout, and I did not see this condition clearly stated in my agreement or affiliate portal. I am still trying to resolve the outstanding $500 CPA with Axi. Based on my experience, affiliates should double-check and get all CPA/country conditions confirmed in writing before working with them.

I experienced many slippages in many trades, I contacted the company and every time their response was that this is normal, all stop losses with the spread hit in a different place, I think they took from me approximately $4,000, all of it price slippage, knowing that I do not enter during news times, but the company is uncooperative in compensation, this is my experience brothers

In Axi Trading Platform its somehow easier to control whats happening with the account. Especially after I passed KYC and confirmed everything.

The author's evaluation of Axi tends to be average. Although the company's AI robot replies are very timely and accurate, identity verification and deposit/withdrawal speeds are fast, and it has good regulatory bodies, there are 22 complaints on Forex Sky Eye. The author saw that some of the complainants provided screenshot proofs, which are basically unlikely to be fabricated. The information obtained by querying the AI for confirmation is that Taiwan falls within the scope of offshore regulation (St. Vincent and the Grenadines FSA). Offshore regulation belongs to regulatory bodies with weaker regulatory strength. Additionally, the AI mentioned that Axi has some stricter internal control mechanisms. If the system determines that an account has abnormal trading behavior (such as illegal arbitrage or order abnormalities caused by unstable network connections), it may deduct profits or freeze the account, which is also a common reason for generating a large number of complaints. Furthermore, Axi does not have cent/Micro accounts, which poses a higher risk for forex beginners. For example, recently, gold experienced a short-term 1-minute move of less than 10 minutes, potentially resulting in a market movement of tens of thousands of points. This is too risky for beginners, subjecting them to very high psychological pressure before they have even mastered the techniques. Based on the above reasons, the author gives it a medium rating. Other recommendations: Axi's Select account type has a nature similar to a trader exam. While earning the profits one was already supposed to earn, as long as one complies with Axi Select's regulations, there is a chance to receive an additional share of the profits. This is different from trader exams that require paying an additional exam fee. It is a good scheme for risk-free capital amplification.

Axi Trading Platform is convenient exactly because everything is at hand. No need to search through the menu. I trade from the phone more often than from the computer. That’s enough for me.

Verification went normally. They accepted the documents without extra rounds. Account was opened quickly. First impression was calm, no nerves.

When the market is jumping hard, the platform holds up normally. Orders go through, no major freezes. That’s already a plus, because I used to run into that.

I do both withdrawals and deposits only through Axi Trading Platform. Got used to it. I almost never open those sections on the website anymore.

Axi trading is stable, reliable, fast, and trustworthy，I notice the commission, especially when there are a lot of trades. Not critical, but it’s there. Spreads compensate. Overall I live with it and don’t stress too much.

I trade gold most often. It suits me better in terms of movement. Spread is normal, slippage is rare. I touch other instruments less.

I like that in Axi Trading Platform I can quickly close a trade even on the go.

A scam company closed the positions before the US market opened; if it had kept the trades, the profit would have been approximately 9,000 dollars