I gotta withdraw my money to the same place I put it in, you know, following all those AML rules. But, guess what, Grand Capital wants me to prove that my bank card is somehow tied to crypto. Like, my bank card is just about showing where I live, nothing to do with crypto at all. This whole deal of asking for stuff that doesn't even exist just to stop me from getting my money? Total scam broker move, man.

Grand Capital has been one of my go-to brokers for quite a while now, since 2020. They've stayed consistent all the way through, and I happily recommend them to others. I've been doing pretty well with their IB partnership, earning a decent amount, and they offer the best exchange rates for my country without any shady black market stuff. They're a straightforward and honest broker, and having a physical office in my country only adds to their top-notch credibility.

Grand Capital offers a variety of account types, but I personally favor the Islamic account. They provide an attractive bonus, and I've had no issues with making withdrawals from accounts with this bonus. I've also dabbled in their copy trading service with an investment account. While the profits might not be mind-blowing, I'm content with the experience.

Grand Capital offers some of the best spreads in the market. They also provide a no-deposit bonus for traders to kickstart their trading journey and make deposit and withdrawal processes quick and simple with local deposit options. Plus, they offer a 40% bonus for both standard and swap-free account traders. My only suggestion would be to enhance their customer service to provide traders with faster and more detailed information.

I've been trading with Grand Capital for some months and can refer to it as a quite reliable broker. I am not satisfied with their deposit methods (they don't support Skrill), but other than that, their trading conditions and platform are pretty good. There are also contests worth trying.