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As a seasoned forex trader, I always begin my broker assessments with a thorough regulatory check and careful attention to actual user experiences. With Wealthengine, I very quickly noticed several critical issues that raised major red flags for me. Foremost, there is no clear, trustworthy information indicating support for industry-standard trading platforms like MT4, MT5, or cTrader. This absence is concerning—any reputable broker usually highlights such features openly, as these platforms are widely preferred for their transparency, reliability, and established track records. What I encountered instead were numerous, highly alarming user reports alleging that Wealthengine repeatedly froze funds, blocked withdrawals, and ultimately went offline after soliciting additional deposits promising to "unfreeze" user assets. In my experience, legitimate brokers with proper licensing and oversight do not hide their platform offerings or engage in patterns like restricting access and demanding extra payments in this way. For me, the inability to find evidence of established trading platform support, combined with the overwhelming complaints and risk notices, is a decisive reason to avoid engaging with this broker altogether. Personally, I would never trade with a broker that fails to be transparent about core aspects like supported trading platforms. The potential risks to both funds and personal data are simply too great in such an uncertain environment.