When people search for “Dealwise Pro complaints,” they’re usually not looking for theory.
They want to know one thing:
Has anyone actually faced problems, and what kind?
Dealwise Pro positions itself as a market research and alerts platform, not a broker. That distinction matters.
Most issues reported around such platforms don’t involve trade execution but expectations, delivery, and accountability.
This blog breaks down:
- What Dealwise Pro claims to offer
- The real user warnings that exist publicly
- What isn’t found in verified forums
- and how users should approach such services cautiously
What Is Dealwise Pro?
Dealwise Pro describes itself as a research and market insights platform.
It provides:
- market analysis
- stock or options-related alerts
- educational or informational content
Importantly, it states that:
- It does not execute trades
- It does not manage client funds
- It does not guarantee profits
- Users are responsible for their own trading decisions
This means complaints, when they arise, are usually about service quality, delivery, or expectations, not broker-level failures.
Dealwise Pro Users Complaints
Unlike major brokers, Dealwise Pro does not have a large volume of structured complaints on platforms like Reddit or Trustpilot.
However, there are real public user warnings that deserve attention.
These are not regulatory findings.
They are user-generated alerts, and should be read as such.
Case 1: Public Warning Alleging Poor Service Delivery
A public post on Facebook warned users about Dealwise Pro, stating:
“This is totally a fraud. Don’t buy anything from him because he take money from you and deliver anything of low price and after…”
The user alleges that money was taken, but the service delivered did not match expectations.
This is a serious allegation, but it’s important to read it correctly:
- It reflects one user’s experience
- It is not a court finding or regulatory order
- It signals dissatisfaction, not proven fraud
Still, such warnings are often why people search for complaints in the first place.
Case 2: Multiple Social Media Alerts Raising Caution
The same Facebook account has shared multiple warning-style posts advising users to be cautious about Dealwise Pro, alleging:
- misleading promises
- dissatisfaction after payment
- lack of clarity post-purchase
Again, these are user warnings, not regulatory actions.
Repeated public alerts usually indicate expectation mismatch or unresolved grievances.
How to Check SEBI Registered Research Analyst?
Now, what if you end up losing money by trusting an SEBI-registered Research Analyst?
Well, there is a way.
You can file a complaint to SEBI; however, certain steps need to be taken care of.
Yes, that seems to be a lengthy process, and most of you don’t want to get into all this, and that’s why we are here.
Register with us, and we will help with:
- Proper documentation of your complaint
- Drafting of a complaint
- Reporting it to the respective entity
- Lodge a complaint in SCORES
- Escalation of complaint
- Filing and representing your case in arbitration in stock market.
Conclusion
Dealwise Pro complaints, as of now, are limited to user warnings and dissatisfaction posts, not regulatory action or widespread documented losses.
That doesn’t mean concerns should be dismissed.
It means they should be evaluated carefully, without panic or assumptions.
If you’re considering any paid market research service, clarity matters more than promises.
Know what you’re paying for.
Know what it does and what it doesn’t.
That alone prevents most problems before they begin.
