Illegal Attempt of Liquidation
The experience was distressing and deeply unsettling. They attempted to liquidate all positions and directed the funds into their own account, but Charles Schwab stopped the transfer. The broker looked into the matter and confirmed the activity originated from Kronos. Furthermore, they deploy AI created ads on social media that bypass federal disclosure rules, showcase fake testimonies, and delete negative feedback across platforms. They seem unable to tolerate criticism and repeatedly shift the burden of proof onto the client.
By James S.
Response from Kronos Trading· Sep 16, 2026
This follows the same spam attack pattern we flagged on July 2nd, now under Trustpilot audit, hence the banner on this page. It's also technically impossible: we've never connected to Charles Schwab, and we connect exclusively to Alpaca, whose API doesn't allow third-party withdrawals. No mechanism exists for anyone to "direct funds" out of a client account on our platform. We also checked, no matching account in our database. Trustpilot lets anyone post a review for the price of a coffee, roughly $20 for a fake account, no verification required. What can't be bought is our track record. Trust independently verified performance logs (kronos-trading.com/track-record) and our #1 QTI Leaderboard ranking instead.