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After researching BP Prime and considering my own experience as a trader, I have to approach this broker with a great deal of caution. On paper, BP Prime appears to be a legitimate entity, operating under the FCA’s regulation in the United Kingdom and offering STP execution and the MetaTrader 5 platform. Regulation by the FCA does provide a layer of oversight that is generally reassuring within the industry. However, I am always careful not to take regulatory status at face value, particularly when it comes to protecting client funds and ensuring proper business conduct. During my review, what stood out most were recurring reports of withdrawal difficulties and suspected improper practices from several clients across different regions. Multiple users raised concerns about being unable to withdraw funds, unresponsive customer support, and hints of induced deposits tied to suspicious rebate or fixed deposit schemes. For me, withdrawal reliability is a fundamental requirement, so repeated reports of such issues are concerning. No legitimate broker should make access to one’s funds complicated or contingent on excessive, unclear conditions—especially those not standard in the industry. Furthermore, the minimum deposit at BP Prime is quite high for retail traders, and this, coupled with exposure issues reported by users, heightens the risk from my perspective. While they do offer a strong platform (MT5) and institutional solutions, these positives cannot outweigh fundamental concerns over trust, especially when it comes to safeguarding my capital. Ultimately, while some aspects of BP Prime’s operation meet regulatory standards, the consistency and gravity of user complaints prevent me from having confidence in their trustworthiness at this time. For any trader, especially those new to the forex market, I recommend prioritizing brokers with proven records of transparent fund handling and clear, responsive customer service before considering BP Prime.