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They doing scam in industry be aware they changes policy because they can't pay you no response no reason explain no proofs share no evidence just 3 month hard work waste because they can't pay @fherofutures @itsdrdollar @parcefx @FundedHeroX @PropFirmCulture @PropFirmsGuru
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🚨 Now It’s the Affiliate’s Turn? @TradingLucid has faced criticism from traders over account bans, terminations, KYC rejections, and cases where traders say they were not provided with clear evidence or explanations. Now, an affiliate account associated with TradingLucid has reportedly been deactivated after support determined that the affiliate agreement was violated due to alleged fraudulent activity. As a result: ❌ Affiliate code disabled ❌ $1,000+ in unpaid commissions marked ineligible ❌ Specific breach not clearly explained A request for clarification was submitted under ticket #139167912, but according to the affiliate, there has been no detailed response for around 20 days. If the affiliate agreement was genuinely violated, why not clearly explain what term was breached and what evidence supports the decision? Transparency should apply to both traders and affiliates. @TradingLucid — a clear explanation of the findings, affiliate status, and outstanding commissions would allow this matter to be properly reviewed and resolved.
Hello, @ajtradinglucid @TradingLucid I did see me affiliate got removed and same with me 1k unpaid comissions. I asked live chat #139167912. They said I breached affiliate terms. I asked what exactly, and it’s been 20 days with no reply. It will be nice if I received a update.
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🚨 $2.5K PROFIT — PAYOUT REJECTED 🚨 A trader, @booksingo217, claims he turned a $5,000 FundingPips 2-Step Flex Master account into approximately $7,501, generating around $2,501 in profit. Despite this, he says his $2,500 payout request was rejected and the account was closed, with FundingPips reportedly citing a CID-related violation. According to the trader, he stayed within the account’s stated 10% overall drawdown limit throughout the trading period. This raises an important question: What specific CID activity led to the violation, and why was the account closed only after the payout request? If there was a genuine rule breach, traders deserve a clear explanation and supporting evidence. @FundingPips @Khldfx @avikkfp — would you clarify what happened in this case? Screenshots and evidence below. 👇
This is my last post about the FundingPips CID situation. I’ve tried everything I could, stayed respectful, and kept hoping for a fair resolution, but I’m done fighting it. I genuinely believed this could be resolved, but I accept the decision and I’m moving on. @fundingpips
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🚨 $2,461 PAYOUT REJECTED — COPY TRADING ALLEGATION @AquaFunded According to the trader @mustufa7860S , he requested a $2,461 payout on September 28, but the payout was rejected on October 1. The firm allegedly claimed that he was involved in copy trading, stating that 6 trades were copied to other accounts and that those accounts had been logged in from his device. The trader strongly denies this allegation and says he has never been involved in copy trading or coordinated trading with those accounts. If the firm has evidence linking these trades to his accounts, can they provide the specific trade IDs, timestamps, and technical evidence supporting the claim? A payout rejection based on such a serious allegation should be backed by clear and verifiable evidence. 🚨
I requested a payout of 2461$ on 28 sept and my payout was rejected 1 Oct they are saying that I am involved in copy trading and there are 6 trades are copied on another accounts and that accounts are login in my device.Which is not they are making fake reason to reject my payout
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🚨 FIRST EVER PROP FIRM PAYOUT AFTER 2 YEARS OF TRADING — UPDATE: DENIED @GoatFunded According to the trader @pa_trader001 , their first-ever prop firm payout was denied by GFT after the firm flagged a margin rule violation on a single trade due to a tight stop loss. The trader says their actual dollar risk was still within their standard 1.7% risk per trade. GFT reportedly adjusted the profits from that trade and reset the trader’s trading days to 0. The trader believes prop firms should evaluate risk based more on actual account risk per trade rather than raw margin utilization, since tighter stop losses naturally require larger lot sizes while keeping the dollar risk controlled. A frustrating setback — but according to the trader, the account remains active.
First ever prop firm payout after 2 years trading, update: Denied GFT flagged a margin rule violation on a single trade because of a tight stop loss, even though my actual dollar risk was locked at my standard 1.7%. They adjusted the profits from that trade and reset my trading days to 0 Personally, I think Prop firms should really evaluate risk based on % account risk per trade rather than raw margin utilization because tight SLs naturally push up lot sizes while keeping dollar risk safe. Annoying setback, but the account is still active.
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🚨 TRADER WARNING REGARDING @thepipfarm According to the trader @Gourav_Fx , they purchased a $59 account and were supposed to receive a $49 refund. It has now been over a month, and the trader claims they still haven’t received the refund. The trader says they chose the firm because of its low price and now regrets that decision. ⚠️ Before purchasing, traders should do their own research and carefully review the firm’s refund policy.
🔴 Avoid @thepipfarm I purchased a $59 account, and I was supposed to receive a $49 refund. It has now been over a month, and I still haven’t received my refund. I made the mistake of choosing an account just because it was cheap. Don’t make the same mistake I did. Totally fraud. 🚨
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🚨 FUNDINGPIPS ACCOUNT TERMINATED — BUT WHERE’S THE EVIDENCE? On September 2, 2026, @FundingPips terminated a trader’s account just as he was about to receive his funded/live account after legitimately passing both evaluation phases. According to the trader @Umerikram27 , the reason was a “Device ID” match with another registered user, which FundingPips said may indicate shared access, coordinated trading, or third-party involvement. The trader says he: • Uses his own personal device • Never shared access or coordinated trades • Offered device details and IMEI information • Offered a live video verification to prove ownership and access However, he claims FundingPips declined the verification and said it would not change their findings, while refusing to provide specific evidence due to “confidential detection methodology.” After several emails, the trader says he received a final response on September 8 stating that the decision was final and could not be reversed. If the trader is willing to verify his device and account access live, why not allow an independent verification? And if the Device ID match is the basis for termination, what evidence can actually be provided to demonstrate that the account was accessed or controlled by someone else? @Khldfx
On September 2, 2026, FundingPips terminated my account — right as I was about to receive my funded/live account after passing both evaluation phases through genuine, independent trading. Their reason: my "Device ID" (CID) allegedly matched another registered user's, which they said "may indicate" shared access, coordinated trading, or third-party involvement. No specific evidence, no timestamps, no explanation of how this was actually determined — just a general claim, and immediate permanent termination. I responded the same day. I explained I use my own separate, genuine device, and offered full cooperation: device details, IMEI information, and a live video verification call where I could show my physical device and log into my account in real time for their team to verify directly. I had nothing to hide, and I wanted this resolved properly. FundingPips declined every offer. They said live verification "would not change the findings already established," and refused to disclose any specific evidence beyond the general Device ID claim, citing confidential "detection methodology." I exchanged multiple emails over the following days, laying out my case respectfully each time — their replies got shorter and shorter until, on September 8, I received a final message: "our decision is final and cannot be reversed." No further explanation was ever given. I'm not asking for anything unfair here. I passed both phases legitimately, and I remain fully willing to do a live interview, live video verification, or provide any other reasonable proof to confirm my devices and trading were entirely independent. All I'm asking for is a genuine, evidence-based review — not a report I have no way to verify, followed by silence. @fundingpips @fundingpipsmod @Khldfx @avikkfp please kindly look into this matter. Need your support. #PropFirm #trader #XAUUSD #FundingPips #TradingCommunity #forex
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🚨 TRADER CLAIM: PAYOUT REJECTED BY @AquaFunded A trader claims @Msnrtrader his payout was rejected by @AquaFunded after he opened 0.20-lot positions on different occasions on a $10K account. According to the trader, AquaFunded classified this trading activity as HFT. He says this was his first-ever payout, making the rejection especially important to him. The trader is now calling on @LewisAquaFunded to review his case and provide clarification. ❓ Was opening 0.20 lots on different occasions enough to classify the trading activity as HFT? The trader is asking for a fair review and a clear explanation of the decision.
My payout with @AquaFunded got rejected because I open position using 0.2 lots in different occasions on a 10k account and the consider it HFT, therefore I am calling on @LewisAquaFunded @shepherd_fx @faridaharuna to come to my rescue, this is my first ever proforms payout and it's means alot to me.
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🚨 $7K PAYOUT REJECTED — $26K TOTAL BALANCE PROHIBITED BY @GuardianFutures According to the trader @GuardianFutures rejected approximately $7,000 in payouts and prohibited access to a total balance of around $26,000. The trader states that they never engaged in hedging or coordinated trading with anyone. What raises concerns is that, according to the trader, Guardian Futures has not provided clear evidence or specific trade data supporting the alleged violation. ❌ ~$7K payout rejected ❌ ~$26K balance prohibited ❌ No hedging, according to the trader ❌ No coordinated trading, according to the trader ❓ What specific evidence supports the violation? If an account is terminated for such a serious allegation, shouldn’t traders be given clear and verifiable evidence explaining exactly what happened? The trader is asking Guardian Futures for transparency and clarification regarding this decision.
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🚨 WARNING REGARDING @AquaFunded A trader @FintekMustafa reports that Aqua Funded removed all of his profits and rejected his payout request, citing an alleged violation of their high-margin trading rules. According to the trader, he did not intentionally violate any such rule and has consistently shared his trading activity transparently throughout his journey. The trader is now requesting Aqua Funded to review the decision and provide a clear explanation of exactly what rule was allegedly violated and how. ❓ If the rule was breached, can Aqua Funded provide the specific evidence and calculations supporting the decision? This is a serious payout dispute, and transparency from both sides would help clarify the situation.
🚨 WARNING REGARDING @AquaFunded Aqua Funded has removed all of my profits and rejected my payout request, claiming that I violated their high-margin trading rules. I strongly disagree with this decision. I did not intentionally violate any such rule, and I share my trades transparently throughout my trading journey. This is a very serious and disappointing situation, and based on my experience, I cannot say that I consider this process fair. I will request that Aqua Funded review my case again and provide a clear explanation of the alleged violation. I’ll keep you updated on the outcome. #propfirm #propfirmtrading #ScammerAlert
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🚨 Atlas Funded: $25K Payout Rejected — But Why? A trader is seeking clarification regarding a payout rejection from @atlasfunded. According to trader @khaleefeer, his $25,000 Two-Step account had a payout request rejected on September 29, 2026. The trader says the notification only stated that the payout had been “reviewed and rejected”, without specifying the reason. ❌ Payout rejected ❌ No specific reason provided ❌ No rule violation identified in the rejection notice If the trader’s account was found to be in violation of a rule, can Atlas Funded clarify which rule was allegedly breached and what specifically led to the rejection? Atlas Funded — can you provide the specific reason for this payout decision? Transparency is important when traders are dealing with real money. Based on the evidence shared by the trader. @atlasfunded @LAntonioAF
Payout rejected. Honestly, this is one of the most useless prop firms I’ve dealt with. Very disappointing. @atlasfunded
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🚨 TRADER CLAIMS $42,409.74 IN APPROVED PAYOUTS WERE WITHHELD BY @AlphaFutures A trader says he had 3 Advanced Qualified accounts with Alpha Futures and had previously received payouts successfully. According to the trader, $42,409.74 in performance fees were approved across his accounts before Alpha’s Risk team conducted a historical review and permanently banned him. The trader acknowledges that Alpha identified multiple 1-second MNQ trades. He says he used these trades to reduce his daily profit and meet the consistency requirement, and accepts that Alpha considers this prohibited order spamming. However, he strongly disputes another allegation: Alpha reportedly claims 517 of his trades matched one specific trader. The trader says he has no connection with the individual, never coordinated trades, and never knowingly participated in group trading. He requested the underlying 517 matching trades, with the other trader’s identity redacted, so he could understand and respond to the allegation. According to him @moetradez__ , Alpha confirmed that an internal request had been made for the data — but he says he still has not received it. This raises some important questions: ❓ If 517 trades were allegedly matched, can Alpha provide the relevant trade data with the other trader’s identity protected? ❓ Why were the accounts previously allowed to continue operating and payouts approved if this activity had existed for months? ❓ What specifically established that the matching trades were coordinated rather than coincidental? The trader says he has the relevant emails, payout approvals, Risk findings and correspondence regarding the requested evidence. He is not asking people to blindly take his side — he is asking for the evidence behind the allegation to be made available and reviewed. What actually happened here? Transparency and evidence should answer that question.
🚨 I NEED THE TRADING COMMUNITY’S HELP. $42,409.74 IN PAYOUTS WERE APPROVED BY ALPHA FUTURES. THEN EVERYTHING CHANGED. I had 3 Advanced Qualified accounts with Alpha Futures and had already been successfully paid by them before. At the time I was going through one of the hardest financial periods of my life, drowning in debt and trying to keep everything together. Trading was the one thing I refused to give up on. I spent countless hours studying, losing, learning and improving until I finally became consistently profitable. When another $42,409.74 was APPROVED across my accounts, I genuinely thought I had finally made it out. I thought all the stress, sleepless nights and time I put into becoming profitable had finally paid off. For the first time in a long time, I felt like I could breathe again. Then everything flipped upside down. After those approvals, Alpha Risk went back through MONTHS of my old evaluations and found a large amount of 1-second MNQ trades. I AM NOT DENYING THOSE TRADES. After completing my main NQ trade for the day, I would sometimes rapidly enter and exit 1 MNQ to intentionally take small losses and lower my daily profit for the consistency requirement. Alpha considers that prohibited order spamming. I’ve admitted that activity and I’m not going to hide the part of this situation that I was responsible for. But Alpha made another allegation that I completely deny. They claim 517 OF MY TRADES matched ONE specific other trader. I genuinely have NO IDEA who this person is. I’m a solo trader. I’ve never coordinated trades with this person, shared signals with them or knowingly group traded with anybody. I asked Alpha to provide the underlying 517 alleged matching trades with the other trader’s identity completely redacted so I could actually see what they’re referring to. Their Risk Manager told me an internal request had been made for that data. I STILL HAVE NOT RECEIVED IT. What makes this so difficult for me to understand is that the MNQ activity Alpha cited went back MONTHS. During that time I continued purchasing and passing evaluations, received Qualified accounts, successfully received previous performance fees and eventually had another $42,409.74 APPROVED before the historical review resulted in my permanent ban and those approved performance fees not being paid. This has honestly been one of the darkest periods of my life. I went from thinking I had finally traded my way out of an incredibly difficult financial situation to watching everything I worked for disappear almost overnight. I’m not asking the internet to blindly believe me. I’M ASKING PEOPLE TO LOOK AT THE EVIDENCE. I have the emails. I have the performance fee approvals. I have Alpha’s Risk findings. I have my responses. I have the message confirming that the 517-trade data was internally requested. I WILL SHOW MY SIDE AND ALPHA’S SIDE. If I did something, I’ll admit it. I’ve already done exactly that with the MNQ trades. But if Alpha says 517 of my trades matched one specific trader, I believe it’s reasonable to ask to see those trades with that person’s identity protected. All I want is transparency and one genuine reconsideration of my case. I’m asking every Alpha Futures affiliate, futures trader, trading creator and prop-firm media page who sees this to PLEASE help get this in front of somebody who can actually look at everything. A repost costs nothing, but right now it could mean everything to me. @Alpha_Futures_ @RIPS @Wordsofrizdom @bigchartrades @DeroTrades @Market_Reapers @RamosTwiit @TweakinTrades @andrewtradez @keyflowtrades @aw_trades_ @therealtrader__ @biantrades @KrixxBanks @PropFirmsGuru @TrustedPropNews @propfirmsupdate @PropFirmMedia @propfirmeye @saveonpropfirms PLEASE TAG ANY ALPHA FUTURES AFFILIATE, CREATOR OR TRADING PAGE I MISSED. PLEASE REPOST. #AlphaFutures #FuturesTrading #PropFirms #PropTrading #FundedTrader #NQ #DayTrading #TradingCommunity
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🚨 Trader Claims $7,000 Payout Was Denied by @EquityEdgeFX A trader @lowkeytrem has publicly shared his experience with Equity Edge, claiming that approximately $7,000 in payout profits were denied. He says he trusted the firm but now regrets that decision, describing the experience as disappointing and stating that he no longer considers the firm trader-friendly. His advice to other traders is to do their own due diligence before committing money or time to the firm. After this experience, he says he is starting over with a different firm and is now considering personal trading funds over prop firms.
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🚨 A trader says @FundedNext is offering him a new challenge instead of reinstating his original $50K funded account. According to the trader @Pramod_29_ , his account had reached $5.3K+ in profit before becoming inactive. After going through a compliance review, FundedNext reportedly offered him a second Compliance Session — which he says he successfully passed, with the firm confirming that the session was completed successfully. He expected this to resolve the matter and lead to the reinstatement of his original funded account. However, after repeated follow-ups, he says he was informed that the case remained under review. He was then offered a new challenge account instead of having his original $50K funded account reinstated. The trader strongly rejects this offer. His concern is straightforward: Why should he start from zero again after already earning the funded account and building it to $5.3K+ in profit? He also questions what would happen if he accepted another challenge, passed it, reached another payout, and faced the same situation again. His requested resolution is simple: 1️⃣ Reinstate the original $50K funded account with the same balance/status. 2️⃣ If reinstatement is genuinely impossible, fairly settle the remaining profits from the original account. He says he is not asking for a free challenge or special treatment. He is asking for fairness, transparency, and a resolution for the account he already earned. After 3.5 years of trading, he describes reaching this milestone as one of his biggest achievements — which makes the current situation even more frustrating. 💔 @FundedNext — can you clarify why a trader who says he successfully passed the second Compliance Session is being offered a new challenge instead of a resolution for his original funded account?
🚨🚨“I Was Up $5.3K, Passed a Second Compliance Session, and @FundedNext Is Offering Me a New Challenge Instead of My Original $50K Funded Account.”🚨 Finally, FundedNext offered me another live Compliance Session. I accepted the opportunity and successfully passed the second compliance session. FundedNext confirmed that my session was completed successfully. I thought this would finally resolve the issue and get my original account reinstated. However, despite passing the session, my original $50K funded account which was up 5.3k remained inactive. After repeated follow-ups, I was told my case was still under review. Now, instead of reinstating my original funded account, FundedNext is offering me a new challenge account. Seriously, why should I start from zero again when I had already worked so hard to earn my funded account and reached $5.3K+ in profit? After everything I've been through, how can I trust a new account? What happens if I pass another challenge, reach another payout, and face the same situation again? strongly reject the offer of a new challenge account. I don't want to buy or start another challenge. I want a fair resolution for the account I already earned. My request is simple: 1 Reinstate my original $50K funded account with same balance. 2 If reinstatement is genuinely impossible, fairly settle my remaining profits from the original account. I am not asking for charity or a free challenge. I am asking for fairness, transparency, and respect for the months of hard work I invested. This account means everything to me. After 3.5 years of struggle in trading, I finally achieved this milestone. It is heartbreaking💔 that my account was terminated and remains inactive even after I successfully passed the compliance session. @Flynnn_FN @PropFirmsGuru @propfirmeye @propfirmsupdate @propfundsquad @PropFirmSight @PropFirmMedia @TrustedPropHub @theproptruth @propwatchmedia @propfundsquad #futuretrading #propfirm #payoutrejection
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🚨 @FundingPips — WHAT ACTUALLY LED TO THIS TERMINATION? A trader, @niaz_sharif, is questioning the permanent closure of his account #20290494 after being accused of reverse trading with another user. He says the accusation is completely incorrect and maintains that he has no relationship or connection with the trader/account mentioned by FundingPips. One of the main points he has challenged is the trade evidence provided by the firm: His XAUUSD position: 🕒 15:21:24 💰 4395.29 Other account: 🕒 15:33:54 💰 4408.04 The entries were therefore separated by 12 minutes and 30 seconds, with a $12.75 difference in price. @niaz_sharif says he asked the firm to explain what evidence actually establishes a connection between the two traders. He also offered to walk through his strategy and speak with the compliance team directly. According to him, those requests were not accepted and the decision remained final. Another point he has raised is the wording used throughout the correspondence, which he says was not consistent when describing the alleged violation. At this stage, the main issue isn't whether FundingPips can enforce its rules. It's whether the evidence provided is sufficient to establish that these two accounts were actually connected. 📎 The trader has posted the relevant correspondence and trade screenshots so others can review the information themselves. Until then, this remains a disputed case based on the trader's account of what happened.
🚨⚠️ WORST EXPERIENCE WITH @FundingPips — FALSE ALLEGATION & INCONSISTENCIES IN THEIR CORRESPONDENCE I never expected this from a prop firm with such a strong reputation. My FundingPips account #20290494 was permanently terminated for allegedly engaging in reverse trading with another user. I DID NOT DO ANY REVERSE TRADING. I don't know the other trader, I have no connection with that account, and I trade completely independently using my own setups and risk management. What makes this situation even more concerning is the inconsistency in FundingPips' own correspondence. I have attached screenshots of all the emails (Please view attachment on the post on this post thread) so everyone can see the communication for themselves. Here is the timeline: 1️⃣ First allegation — “Reverse Trading” FundingPips initially told me that I had engaged in reverse trading and permanently suspended my account. They provided one trade as evidence. 2️⃣ I denied the allegation I clearly explained that I had NOT done reverse trading and that the other account shown in their evidence was not mine and that I had no connection with that trader. 3️⃣ The trade itself does not match According to the evidence provided by FundingPips: My XAUUSD trade opened at 15:21:24. The other account's trade opened at 15:33:54. That's a 12 minutes 30 seconds difference. Opening prices: My trade: 4395.29 Other account: 4408.04 That's a 12.75 USD and 130 pips difference in opening price. Yet FundingPips considers this sufficient to conclude that I was reverse trading with another user. 4️⃣ The allegation then changed After I explained that I had no connection with the other account, FundingPips referred to the activity as: ➡️ Reverse trading with another user Then, in their latest response, they referred to: ➡️ Copy trading / coordinated trading These are serious allegations, and the change in terminology raises serious questions about how my case was actually reviewed. 5️⃣ I repeatedly requested a manual review I asked FundingPips to establish what actual connection exists between me and the other account. I offered to explain my trading strategy. I even offered to participate in an interview with their Risk & Compliance team but they refused. Instead, I was told (Same automated replies): -No further escalation -No interview -No formal appeal -Decision is final 6️⃣ The biggest issue There are thousands of traders trading the same instruments every day. Two independent traders can take opposite positions in XAUUSD. If one trading pattern is enough to permanently terminate an account without establishing an actual connection between the traders, then every trader using a prop firm should be concerned about this type of compliance process. I am not asking @FundingPips to ignore its rules. I am asking for actual evidence that I coordinated with, copied, or reverse traded another user. Because I DID NOT. I purchased this account because I trusted FundingPips reputation and intended to trade with the firm long term. Instead, I have been permanently accused of something I did not do, and my requests for a proper senior-level review have been refused. 📌 Email screenshots are attached on the post and on this thread. I am sharing the complete correspondence so traders can read the responses themselves and make their own judgment. @FundingPips — if you have conclusive evidence that I intentionally coordinated with another trader, show the evidence connecting me to that account. If you don't, then this account should not have been permanently terminated based on an assumption. This is by far one of the worst experiences I have had with a prop firm. #FundingPips #PropFirm #ForexTrading #XAUUSD
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🚨 Payout Dispute — @_PrzFunded A trader @shafieGG claims that after requesting a payout, @_PrzFunded blocked him. He further alleges that a new Discord account was created using his name, and that the account posted an AI-generated screenshot claiming to have received a payout. What raises further questions is the firm’s reported timeline. The trader claims the company launched only around two weeks ago, yet it is already claiming to have paid out $2M+. PRZ Funded’s website currently displays millions in “rewards distributed,” so the community deserves clear, verifiable evidence behind these figures.
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@_PrzFunded scammed me, after requesting payout, they blocked me & created a new fake discord account today with my name and the fake acc claimed he received payout with fake ai generated screenshot, they launched 2 weeks ago and now they are claiming they paid $2M
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🚨 Trader Claim Regarding @XM_COM A trader is publicly seeking answers from XM regarding an allegedly rejected withdrawal, denied profits, and the closure of their trading accounts. According to the trader, XM alleges that they engaged in “opposite” or coordinated trading. However, the trader says they have not been provided with specific evidence showing how or when this alleged activity took place. The trader @Capt_dawud claims they have previously traded around major news events, including occasions where those trades resulted in losses. They say that after generating approximately $9,000 in profit from a $1,000 balance, their profits were denied and their accounts were closed. The trader is asking XM_COM to provide: • The specific evidence supporting the alleged violation • The exact Terms & Conditions clause they allegedly breached • A clear explanation of why their profits were denied • A review of any funds that cannot be established as invalid The trader also points to XM’s publicly stated position that trading around major news is permitted, and says their strategy involved anticipating news-driven price movements—not coordinating opposite trades. If the account activity violated XM’s rules, the trader is asking for the evidence and the exact rule that was breached. @XM_COM, the trader is requesting transparency and a public explanation of the decision.
@XM_COM I need answers regarding rejecting my withdrawal and denial of my profits and closure of my trading accounts. @XM_COM alleges that I engaged in “opposite” or coordinated trading, but has provided no specific evidence showing how I supposedly did this. I have traded major news events before and lose money with them. Now that I have made a profit of $9k from a balance of $1k, my profits are suddenly tdenied and account being closed . If I violated your Terms, show me the specific evidence and exact clause I violated. I am asking for transparency and the return of my legitimate profit and any funds you cannot establish as invalid. @XM_COM, please address this publicly and explain your decision. Was I the only one trading the news, or am I simply one of the victims? Your own website clearly states: “Yes, we do allow trading around major news.” which is what i simply do, anticipate the news spike and trade it. Never did i coordinated sn opposite trades. Please FXNG come in 🙏 @forexblog9ja @theFB9ja @Chartswithmax @reeyah_sa @tradewithola @jahbreezFX @PropFirmsGuru @forexbloggerayo @SpeedouForex @Micheal44A2 @OnlyLuso @Talk2Temikola @CableAnlyst @Kelvintalent_ @Energycrypt @Tenchriztm @AU79executioner @Fairy_Trades
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A trader @__chatt says they are deeply disappointed with how their situation with @GoatFunded has turned out. According to the trader, they put significant time, effort, and discipline into the account while following the firm’s rules, only to have their payout denied. They acknowledge that every prop firm has its own rules and policies. However, they believe that when a trader follows those rules and successfully meets the requirements, a payout denial should be supported by clear and transparent evidence. The trader is asking GoatFunded to provide a clear explanation for the decision and to review the case again based on the available trading history and evidence. At the end of the day, transparency and consistency are important for both traders and prop firms.
Honestly, I’m deeply disappointed in @GoatFunded how this situation turned out. After putting in the time, effort, discipline, and following the rules, having my payout denied is extremely frustrating. I respect that every company has its rules and policies, but when someone
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🚨 Trader Claim @Eazi_wurldwide Regarding @FundedNext A trader claims that FundedNext stated it would review and escalate a matter if a trader identified a discrepancy and provided solid evidence. According to the trader, he did exactly that by submitting his complete MT5 trading history and highlighting specific differences between his 16 actual trades and the 10 trades presented by FundedNext as evidence. He claims he also repeatedly pointed out discrepancies involving the trade sequence, timestamps, and omitted trades. However, according to the trader, instead of addressing these specific discrepancies, he was repeatedly given general responses and asked whether he had any other questions. The trader is now asking FundedNext to clarify one specific point: If the discrepancy is allegedly from the trader’s side, what exactly is incorrect in the evidence he submitted? He says he is not simply asking for the original decision to be reconsidered. He is asking FundedNext to review the specific discrepancy he identified and clearly explain where his evidence is allegedly incorrect.
I’m seeking clarification from @FundedNext regarding my terminated account. Live Support told me that when reviewing my trading, my overall trading history was not considered grid trading. However, the Trading Ethics & Standards Team concluded that my trading constituted grid trading. What I’m asking for is simple: if the conclusion is based on my overall trading history, why was the evidence presented to me limited to only 10 trades out of 16 trades recorded in my MT5 history? I have repeatedly requested the factual evidence and methodology showing how the complete trading history establishes a grid-trading violation. Instead, I have only been told that the case was reviewed and the decision is final. I have also been told that the assessment is based on the opening-time sequence, but I have not been provided with a complete trade-by-trade analysis demonstrating how all 16 trades satisfy the alleged grid-trading criteria. I’m not asking anyone to take my side. I’m asking for the evidence and factual basis supporting the conclusion.
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🚨 A Major Step Toward Transparency in Prop Trading Prop firms and traders should both be paying attention to what @GoatFunded has just introduced. GFT has launched a Transparency Dashboard — a public, live dashboard designed to give traders visibility into the numbers behind the firm. According to the dashboard, it currently shows: • $25.25M+ paid to traders • 41,914 payouts processed • 21,491 traders paid • $40,152 largest payout • $99K paid in the last 24 hours • $289K paid in the last 7 days And it goes beyond payout figures. The dashboard also provides visibility into trading activity, including: 📊 Total trading positions 📈 Trading profits & losses 💰 Net trading P&L 📉 Average profit/loss 🔎 Most-traded pairs 📌 Symbol-level statistics 🗓️ Historical payout data across different periods What makes this interesting is that the information is publicly accessible and continuously updated, allowing traders to look at actual platform data rather than relying solely on promotional claims. Transparency has been one of the biggest discussions in the prop-firm industry. Putting operational and trading data in front of the public gives traders more information to evaluate a platform for themselves. Traders have been asking for greater transparency. GFT has now put a significant amount of data on the table. Take a look at the dashboard and explore the numbers yourself. 👇 @GoatFunded @EdwardXLreal
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🚨 @QtFunded Funded — $1,000 Payout Dispute A trader @Agent1nk has raised serious concerns regarding his $1,000 payout, claiming he waited approximately six months just to receive an update. According to the trader, he: • Participated in multiple interviews during the review • Was reportedly told that his account would be reset • Was later informed that his account had breached the rules • Requested the specific evidence behind the alleged violation • Claims that no clear supporting evidence was provided The main concern is simple: If a payout is being denied because of a rule violation, where is the evidence? A professional review should clearly explain: ➡️ Which rule was allegedly breached ➡️ When and how the violation occurred ➡️ What evidence supports the decision ➡️ Why the decision changed after the trader was reportedly told his account would be reset Six months of waiting followed by an alleged breach decision naturally raises questions about the transparency and consistency of the review process. Traders deserve clear answers when their payouts are under review.
I mean can anyone be this disrespectful towards their selves @QtFunded made me wait half an year just to give me update about my 1000$ payout made me give interviews told me my account will be resetted then I breached the rules and when I asked for proof they have nothing
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