Hedging refers to the practice where a dealer does not actually execute a client's order at all. If the client earns, the company loses by the same amount; if the client loses, the company gains by the same amount. The company and the client have a completely opposing relationship in terms of interests. In simple terms, the client and the company are trading against each other.
In actual operation, hedging companies set trading conditions (fees, prices, overnight interest, etc.) unfavorably for the clients, so that the vast majority of clients end up losing everything. All the money lost goes directly to the brokerage firm. If there really are clients who make substantial profits, the company will use various methods to make you give back your earnings. If that doesn't work, they may refuse to acknowledge it, or even abscond with the funds.