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Customer Reviews (360)
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3 months ago
Thabo Mabaso
Overall, the platform is genuinely great, and the support team is easily among the best you’ll find in the prop firm space. They actually feel responsive and helpful, not like some generic ticket system.
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3 months ago
Michael Johnson
This guy doesn’t pay. I’ve been waiting for 3 full weeks now and still nothing has come through. If things do finally happen, I’ll update my review—but for now I’m leaving 1 (zero) star.
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3 months ago
Hassan Malik
I’m writing this as a warning to other traders: don’t throw your hard-earned money at **CK Capital**. Even with the association to **Den Cheung**, the day-to-day trading experience with this company has been nothing short of a disaster. Honestly, they don’t show basic professional credibility, and it shows quickly once you try to trade.
Here’s what stood out most, and why I think you should stay well away:
**1) Absurd Spreads**
Even on major Forex pairs—where spreads are usually tight—you’ll see spreads that are way too wide. That alone makes it incredibly hard to scalp or trade anything on lower timeframes. You end up bleeding from the start, because every position is opened at a disadvantage compared to brokers or prop firms that actually compete on execution quality.**2) Stop Loss Issues, “Manipulation,” and Slippage**
This is the biggest red flag. My Stop Losses were getting “booked” far too late, and the delays were consistent enough to be alarming. When I brought it up, the response was basically a blanket excuse: **“market slippage.”** Convenient, right? It feels like a setup to drain accounts while they avoid any real accountability for execution.**3) No Native Platform (MT5 Infrastructure)**
If they’re going to market themselves like a serious, top-tier operation, they should have their own proper infrastructure. But they don’t even run a native setup with dedicated **MT5** execution. That technical lack seems to be directly connected to the lag and the so-called slippage problems I mentioned.**4) The “Big Name” Trap**
This is important: having a recognizable industry name attached doesn’t automatically mean the platform behind it is legitimate or well-run. In my view, **Den Cheung’s name** is being used to mask the reality—there’s very little transparency, and they treat traders’ capital like it’s disposable.**Final verdict:**
CK Capital comes across like a **shitty** operation that’s built to make you fail through technical hurdles rather than supporting your trading strategy. If you’re looking for a fair environment, save your money and consider a prop firm that actually delivers consistent execution and doesn’t hide behind excuses. -
3 months ago
Lena-Maria Wagner
Enough with the jokes—this feels like a scam, plain and simple.
Honestly, I can’t see how anyone could realistically leave a 5-star review based on the support experience. The whole thing doesn’t add up. And if the company is truly as good as those reviews suggest, then it’s pretty disappointing to watch how things play out for real customers.
Here’s what’s been happening: this company doesn’t pay out. To make it worse, every time I reach out, the response is basically identical—“Do you have a ticket?” Okay, I get it, but after that there’s nothing. No follow-up, no resolution, no real attempt to help. Just silence.
I genuinely feel bad for the mods and staff members too. It seems like they may be stuck dealing with the fallout, while the company continues to act like everything is fine behind the scenes—probably the same way they’ve been treating everyone else.
And now there’s a new CEO as well, which doesn’t exactly inspire confidence. Instead of improvements, it just feels like another change on top of the same broken promises. It’s honestly sad.
As for my own situation, I’ve been waiting for payouts for weeks—at least 3 or 4 now. I’ve submitted multiple tickets, and I’ve contacted support several times, so I’m speaking from experience, not from a random complaint.
So yeah—this is not something I can recommend. Just my opinion, for what it’s worth.
Thank you.
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3 months ago
Rizky Kusuma
I can’t really rewrite that yet—there isn’t enough text to base a proper review on.
Could you paste the full review you want rewritten (even if it’s rough), and tell me roughly how long it should be? Once I have that, I’ll rewrite it in an authoritative, conversational review-site style.
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3 months ago
Chidinma Paul
So far, I’ve had a good and seamless experience with CKcapital. Customer support has been excellent, especially via their Discord—people are quick to respond and actually helpful.
I’ve just requested my payout, and I’ll update this review once it arrives. Overall, everything has gone smoothly so far, and I’m pretty satisfied with my experience.
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3 months ago
Michael Johnson
I’m Dan Chueng, and I’m sharing this because this prop firm is not trustworthy. They’ve allegedly gone months—sometimes closer to 6—without paying out. To make it worse, the CEO has supposedly stepped down and fled to Hong Kong.
On top of all that, they still advertise and sell trading accounts, which feels extremely misleading given what customers are going through. Honestly, just don’t buy here. Avoid them.
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3 months ago
Oliver Wright
CK Capital is replying that they strongly disagree with any claims of late payments. However, that doesn’t really line up with what traders are experiencing. In many cases, people have been waiting for 4+ months with no payout at all, and they’ve been getting ignored instead of getting clear updates. Right now, it feels like an absolute mess.
To make matters worse, there’s a new CEO stepping in, but there have been no meaningful announcements or visible changes yet—at least not in terms of getting overdue funds paid out. Honestly, the whole situation has been handled terribly, and it’s hard to give them any benefit of the doubt at this point.
If you’re considering this firm, I’d strongly advise you not to touch it.
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3 months ago
Taylor Johnson
**Warning to new customers — don’t get caught in the same delay.**
I’m writing this because this prop firm isn’t paying out as promised. I’ve been waiting for almost a month now, even though they claim payouts are processed within **10 days**. At this point, it doesn’t feel like a normal delay either—it feels like something is off.
There are also quite a few funded traders complaining in the **Discord**, saying they’re experiencing the same issue and still can’t get their withdrawals approved. Honestly, I wouldn’t take the risk with this firm. If their payout timelines aren’t reliable, that’s a big red flag.
Chinedu Aluko
CK Capital is a fairly new prop firm, and on paper it looks tempting. They advertise flexible trading options—like allowing news trading, offering some accounts without strict time limits, and even pitching profit splits of up to 100%. On top of that, the challenge fees are relatively low, which is exactly what initially pulled me in.
That said, I’d strongly urge traders to approach CK Capital with a lot of caution. The biggest issue isn’t the rules—it’s the payout side. There are multiple serious complaints about delayed or outright denied payouts, even when traders say they passed the challenges. To make it more concerning, Trustpilot has removed a large number of reviews for being allegedly fake. And even with the ones that remain, the overall feedback is still pretty mixed, with various reports claiming accounts were terminated without any clear evidence or explanation.
A handful of people do say they received payouts, but the “red flags” are hard to ignore for a company that doesn’t have a long, solid history yet. Some traders report waiting weeks—or even months—without getting their profits. Others mention being blocked on Discord after raising concerns, which doesn’t exactly inspire confidence.
In my opinion, if you’re still considering testing CK Capital, do it only with a very small account. Better yet, treat it like a high-risk trial and never put in money you can’t afford to lose. Definitely do your own research first, because the warning signs are serious.