So far, I have deposited about 1.91 million yen in seven separate payments. I have been able to withdraw about 260,000 yen three times, but the fact that his Thai name Nguyen appears in the transfer destination. It seems likely a scam.

Truist Financial ain't bad for filling orders, yes, quick and reliable, no complaints there. But the spreads, man, those spreads are not good. We're talking wide spreads, like 10-20 pips on some basic pairs.

******* traders would benefit from a simpler interface that uses more familiar (less technical) language to describe the features and functions of trading. Trading is not just for professionals, and some additional focus on the un-initiated user base would be hugely beneficial.

Truist Financial's claim to the narrowest spreads didn't always match my trading experience. Execution delays and some hidden costs left me questioning. Automated trading with 500 yen felt more like a gamble, and clarity was lacking.

Truist Financial nails it with ultra-narrow spreads, zero trading fees, and top-notch swap points. Starting automated trading with just 500 yen is a win, and their user-friendly apps make it a smooth ride.