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Since it's becoming impossible to work with MQL,with literally dozens of withdrawal options the company could add, can anyone recommend other options for selling indicators/EAs? It doesn't make sense to sell products whose profits I can't withdraw.
 
vimql #:

This doesn't work for US customers.  You cost me $10.  I opened an account, purchased the physical Revolut card ($5) and had it shipped to my home (another $5), activated it and did exactly what you said about the location based security.  Still got denied, $10 down the drain. 

Somebody should be smart here, such an excellent business opportunity. Customers in US can send you their $ to your Revolut card, you then send those customers the money using paypal and keep 10% for yourself or send them the 90% via crypto on a low fee crypto like LTC, XRP or XLM. Obviously customers will not trust you initially so these transactions will be small bits of $10-$30 till our trust in you increases then the amounts will increase. MQL acts like we're in the 90's letting themselves be controlled by the banking cartel. Hello there is crypto now for instant worldwide payments with ultra low fees, get with the times.  There is no excuse. 

Won't that MQL5 account be flagged if it sends money to a card with name different from the name on the Mql5 account?
 
Isnt there a partition we can sign. 
 
Jefferson Judge Metha #:
partition

(petition)

 
What is wrong with Payoneer and perfect money
 
Miguel Angel Vico Alba #:

While charging a fee sounds logical, the problem is not just financial. MetaQuotes must comply with AML/KYC laws (such as EU Directive 2015/849 and FATF recommendations), and PayPal complicates that compliance, even for withdrawals alone.

In addition, handling many microtransactions increases operational risk. So it is not just a question of applying 2% or 4%. 😕

Well said.

I stay informed of U.S. markets regulations due my legal experience. Here's a link to the latest notice that I received from the centralized U.S. ICE Futures exchange:

ICE_Futures_US_IBAdvisory_20250522.pdf

 

Right now, neither my WallyTech (MASTERCARD) nor Zinli (VISA) virtual prepaid cards were able to withdraw my MQL5 money.

For the past three days, I've tried on multiple times, believing the service wasn't functioning correctly.

The last time it worked for me was in September of last year, when I used my Zinli card to withdraw money without any problems.

 
Udeme Anietie Okon #:
Hi..
This solution I'm about to give will reduce the amount that gets to you by 20% to 30%.
1. Download noones app.(It's a crypto peer to peer exchange app). Sign up/ register. Do the verification required there.
2. Via peer to peer exchange, buy BTC or USDT or ETH. Pay via webmoney.
3. Then choose a seller/vendor from the available sellers you see,  that is in an Asian country.
4. Make sure to inform the seller that you want to withdraw your MQL5 funds to their webmoney wallet(WMZ for USD).
5. If the seller agrees, then ask for their WMZ wallet ID. Withdraw your funds to their wallet.
6. Check under "actions", "click that you have paid".

Note 1: It's best to initiate a withdrawal first on mql5. Do the message or telegram verification.
Because the exchange transaction on "noones" is timed. It can be 30 or 60 minutes. But mostly 30minutes. So process your withdrawal to the last step of inputting the WMZ wallet ID, before you find a seller on noones. 

Note 2: Ask the seller to tell you their country, then fill that country name when you are making the withdrawal from your MQL5.

7. The seller releases the BTC or USDT which was held in escrow on the platform.
8. Now you have the crypto currency in your wallet. Withdraw it via peer to exchange, by clicking on "sell". Choose "bank transfer" or "domestic wire transfer" as method to receive your funds. Select currency naira.
Note: You should already have set your bank details in your settings in the app.

It's simple, but it reduces the amount that finally gets to your naira account. But it's better than losing it completely.

What about when the MQL5 site asks for First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth on the same page we enter the WMZ purse ID.

Am I to enter mine or the p2p seller I've found?

 
On September of last year I was able to withdraw my money using my virtual prepaid visa card (Zinli), but now I simply can't, "payment system declined the transaction".

I'm trying now with WebMoney but it always says "Payment system declined the transaction".
 
Muhammad Shamsuddeen Muhammad #:

What about when the MQL5 site asks for First Name, Last Name, Date of Birth on the same page we enter the WMZ purse ID.

Am I to enter mine or the p2p seller I've found?

Input your name and date of birth. But enter the p2p seller's location and WMZ purse ID.
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