I am a verified user of EC Markets, having completed the required identity verification (KYC) and used my own funds for legitimate trading. After my trades were settled, the platform system showed an available withdrawal amount of 737 and allowed me to submit a withdrawal request normally. However, after I submitted the withdrawal application, the platform suspended the withdrawal process citing "account review/irregular trading activity" as the reason. Moreover, I am now unable to log in to my account—access to the backend has been completely blocked. It is important to emphasize the following: 1. The withdrawal amount was not calculated or claimed by myself; it was confirmed and allowed by the platform’s own settlement system. 2. Throughout the trading process and settlement stage, the platform did not impose any restrictions or issue any warnings regarding my account. 3. To date, the platform has not specified which trades were considered non-compliant, nor has it cited the relevant terms and conditions or provided a clear timeline for resolution. I believe that if the platform considered my trading activity problematic, it should have issued a warning or imposed restrictions before trading, during trading, or prior to settlement—not unilaterally reject an already confirmed withdrawal result only after the user submits a withdrawal request. My demands are clear: - The platform should clearly state, based on its publicly available rules, the specific grounds for restricting the withdrawal. - Unless a clear violation is identified, the withdrawal request already confirmed by the system should be processed. - Alternatively, the platform should provide a reasonable, transparent, and verifiable settlement proposal. I hope that with the assistance of a third-party platform, both parties can resolve this withdrawal dispute in a compliant manner.