Souq Capitals would release my funds if only I agreed to pay their newly invented $1,470

“withdrawal sequence token,” something they conveniently never mentioned until the final stage of processing. I’ve repeatedly followed every step they outlined—document verification, address confirmation, even the pointless “security reconfirmation.” Yet just as the withdrawal supposedly reached the last phase, they announced this new requirement as if it was always part of the agreement. When I asked for historical policy records, the agent insisted the rules were “system-generated,” which sounds like an excuse they crafted on the spot. Everything about this charge feels engineered to corner users into paying.