Problems with payment systems shutting down are nothing new, especially for those working in the HYIP industry. Over the years, dozens of EPS first actively attracted users and then either suddenly stopped operating or drastically changed the rules of the game. However, in most cases, it was limited to policy changes: such processors as AdvCash, Payeer or Perfect Money would leave the HYIP scene, but they always allowed users to withdraw their funds without any mass frozen payouts.

Problems with ePayCore: what’s happening now

• payouts have been blocked for almost two weeks — transfers to Payeer are “stuck” in pending mode, and all exchanges that worked with this EPS have disappeared from the market;
• even when an exchange was possible, fees reached 10–20% and it was processed only through shady companies;
• support is completely ignoring users, replying with canned templates — basically no real response at all;
• more and more reports from users about frozen balances.

Why the situation looks like a scam

When withdrawals are limited only to unknown exchangers with abnormal fees, and then disappear entirely — that’s a classic scam scenario. Promises of development, no real verification for CIS users, no license, and zero transparency about the owners — all this points to the fact that ePayCore was nothing more than a hastily made HYIP project for short-term goals, without any long-term plans.

Does such a payment system make sense today

There are countless alternatives: cryptocurrency has completely taken over the market. USDT Tether on all blockchains, Trust Wallet, Metamask, TronLink, and numerous crypto exchanges — all of these work faster, cheaper, and much more reliably. Why would anyone need a payment system that cannot even guarantee basic withdrawals?

Personal opinion of the blog

We personally never trusted ePayCore. From the very beginning, we regarded this system as just another HYIP project. That’s why we never kept large amounts there, and whatever we earned from HYIPs was quickly withdrawn either to Payeer or USDT. So the situation with frozen payouts does not surprise us — it’s the expected ending.

Conclusion: as of today ePayCore is not paying out, support is inactive, and users are left with frozen balances. Whether the system will ever recover is a rhetorical question. For us, the answer is clear: it’s better to stay away from shady EPS and work only with crypto and trusted payment platforms.