Same issues as everyone else - restricted account then they closed it on me Nothing but issues. Tried to transfer money into the account after I opened it, and it took more than 10 days. On the 10th day I cancelled the transfer from my bank and the next day I got an email saying my account was restricted due to suspicious activity (same story as alot of people). I didn’t reach out or try to get it back, but then about a week later I got an email saying they are closing my accounts and saying they do not want to do business with me. I wish I could add screenshots because it is absolutely ridiculous

There is something very fishy with Milli Bank I have excellent FICO, income and net worth and yet I was turned down, without any explanation given. This is a first for me. If they are turning customers like me away, then I wonder how they are going to stay in business or make any money. I think they should be investigated. Now that they have all my pertinent info, if anything goes amiss with my finances I will know where to look.

Time for Milli to go out of business Time for Milli to go out of business. Like most posts, they stole my money for 2 full weeks before depositing it into my account. Two weeks! Are they keeping record in paper notebooks? There are so many other options paying the same or better rates - avoid Milli at all cost!

Tons of login issues Tons of login issues. Then declined without reason. Says they will re-evaluate applications manually upon request but they deny to do that when you contact them. They also provide no information. Very weary of this company and would advise you don't provide them your personal data.

I have a similar story I have a similar story. On Sept 1 2023 $17588.88 was wired into my account. They almost immediately "restricted" my account. Pitiful customer service and form letters that say my account is under investigation and they do not know a date to say it is over. I have turned it over to the FDIC and Consumer protection agency. it is now the 25th and I cannot access my own money.