The short version: a verified user of AI Powered Trading says he was told he could withdraw once he made $100 in three days. He made it. The withdrawal did not work. When he logged back in with the same email, the balance was gone. The same developer’s other trading app carries an identical account from a different user.
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Sky Apper · com.aitrading.aipoweredtrading
FLAGGED APP!
- Play installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- 4.6 from 997
- Developer contact
- A Gmail address
- Status
- Live — still installable
The balance that disappeared
Google Play marks every review below as verified.
“This is the most useless AI trading app I have ever seen in my entire life. They said if I made $100 in three days I would be able to withdraw but it didn’t work. And later when I logged in back into the app with my email everything was gone. No star for this app. Please anyone that sees this should better take note.”
A verified reviewer, 6 September 2025 — 10 readers marked this helpful
Two things happened there, and they are separate. The withdrawal failed — that alone is the common complaint across this whole category of app. Then the balance vanished on the next login, which is different. A number that disappears when the session resets was never a record of anything held for that user. It was a display value.
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The same developer’s other trading app, Trading with Zero Balance, carries a verified review describing the same pattern at a $50 threshold: a payout window that stretches to 7–31 business days and then produces nothing.
A reviewer notices the adverts
“The graphic doesn’t reflect the same as before an advertisement… then like other apps, this one will probably not pay out, since there are too many adverts. Plus — your adverts are from all fake apps. Change your adverts. If you only have adverts from trading companies, then we know this app is going to work.”
Lily Lewis, 21 October 2025
That is a sharper observation than it first appears. Advertising networks serve whatever inventory is bidding, and what lands inside an app is a fair signal of the audience it is understood to have. A trading app whose ad slots are filled with other apps of the same kind is being treated by the ad market as part of that category.
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Two developers, one catalogue
Sky Apper’s shelf is programming coursework — Learn C#.NET, Learn PHP, Learn JavaScript, Learn ASP.NET, Learn SQL and SQL Server, Learn Node.js — plus three trading apps.
A separate Play developer account, Skyeagle, publishes almost exactly the same list: Learn C#, Learn PHP, Learn ASP.NET, Learn SQL PRO, Learn Node.js — plus three trading apps of its own. Two accounts, two names, one catalogue and one business model.
Both give the same three contact details on every listing: a free web.app Firebase subdomain, a Gmail address, and a Blogspot privacy policy. This one’s policy is dated December 2021, nearly four years before the current version of the app.
⚠ Verified evidence
- AI Powered Trading (
com.aitrading.aipoweredtrading): 10,000+ installs, 997 reviews, rated 4.6, contains ads, updated 1 October 2025. - A verified reviewer reports a stated $100 / three-day withdrawal condition, a failed withdrawal, and the balance gone on the next login.
- A second verified reviewer reports the in-app adverts are for other apps of the same type.
- The developer website is the free subdomain
ai-powered-trading-app.web.app. - The contact is
skyapper.dev@gmail.comand the privacy policy sits on a free Blogspot dated December 2021. - Sky Apper publishes three trading apps alongside a catalogue of programming tutorials.
- A separate account, Skyeagle, publishes a near-identical catalogue — the same programming courses plus three trading apps.
- No company name, registered address or regulator appears anywhere on the listing.
What a vanishing balance tells you
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Our position: we are not calling this developer a criminal enterprise, and no regulator we checked has issued a warning about it. What the public record shows is an app with a stated payout condition that a verified user met and was not paid on, a balance that disappeared at the next login, and a publisher whose main business is programming tutorials — operating from a Gmail address behind a free subdomain, with a policy written in 2021.
Sources: Google Play listing for com.aitrading.aipoweredtrading, including its App Support panel and published reviews; the Sky Apper and Skyeagle developer pages on Google Play; the developer website and privacy policy linked from that panel. Install counts, review counts, dates and all quoted reviews are as published by Google Play. All checked 14 September 2026.
