I am filing a legal case against Banex Capital in Dubai after a fraudulent experience. I invested 20,000 USDT across four accounts (5,000 USDT each) under their bonus offer. We had a rough draft of terms and conditions on WhatsApp, which clearly stated that the deposited amount would be withdrawable.Banex Capital offered a bonus credit hedging deal but altered the terms midway, claiming that I was profiting too much. They imposed withdrawal limits: 2 per account for two accounts, and 1 per account for the remaining two. They stated that if I couldn’t hedge and transfer my deposit to another broker within these limits, they would retain my deposit and profits. Despite these constraints, I managed to hedge my deposits on three accounts. On the fourth account, with a deposit of 5,000 USDT, I faced a similar situation. Banex Capital only allowed one withdrawal on this trading account, which I used, and they seized the deposit, claiming I had exceeded the limit. Although I requested another opportunity to hedge and transfer the remaining funds, they refused. Due to their unlicensed status and deceptive practices in Dubai, I am filing a criminal case demanding the return of my 5,000 USDT deposit. I had 4 accounts of 5,000 USDT each, with a total of 6 withdrawal attempts allowed—2 attempts on 2 accounts and 1 attempt each on the other 2 accounts. I utilized only 1 withdrawal attempt on one account and requested an additional withdrawal for the account where my funds were stuck, but Banex Capital refused. Given the lack of support and trust issues, I no longer wish to proceed with further withdrawals. I demand the return of my deposited amount.It's important to note that initially, there was no limit on withdrawals. They only introduced this restriction after they had my deposits, changing the deal and limiting the number of withdrawals of hedged profits I could take.