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Be aware about this company, i was close to my first payout and everything was clear ln thweir clarity desk until the last 24h and they added a new rule so i couldnt get my payout. I get why people wont use prop firms nowadays, since they always try to add another rule to deny peoples payout. Sadly I've been dumb and got tempted by bigger account size thats my fault. The last weeks I've been asking myself why keep trading under a prop firm if they just decide to add a new rule under their clairty rules my motivation for trading has been gone lately. They cant be trusted, i dont get how they have a decent rating on trust pilot, i know i've read on reddit and more sites that they'll ask for a 5 star rating and people will get their refund. They are basicly buying their rating that way, and thats fishy.

Title: Serious Concerns About Daily Drawdown Rules and Account Termination
I am extremely disappointed with my experience with FundingTraders and have serious concerns about how their daily loss limit is calculated and enforced.
I was trading a $10,000 1-Step Pro account and held a profitable XAUUSD (Gold) position overnight. My trade history shows that the position closed with a net profit of $324.60, bringing my account balance to $10,328.66. Despite this, my account was disabled, and I was informed that I had breached the daily loss limit.
Support explained that my day-start equity was $10,327.76, giving me a daily drawdown threshold of $10,027.76. They then cited a recorded balance of $10,004.06, claiming this was $23.70 below the threshold. However, $10,004.06 was my starting balance for the day before taking the trade, not evidence that my account fell below the stated threshold during the trading day.
My concern is not simply that my account was disabled. It is that I have not been given the precise server-side timestamps or a clear, verifiable trading record showing exactly when and how the alleged breach occurred, particularly in relation to the daily reset and the automatic closure of my profitable overnight trade.
When I requested the exact timestamps, support stated that they could not retrieve them from their dashboard and that the broker's trading records might be needed to verify the sequence of events.
I understand that prop firms have risk rules, and I accept that those rules must be followed. However, traders should be able to receive transparent, time-stamped evidence when their accounts are terminated for a rule violation.
This experience has seriously damaged my confidence in the platform. I strongly encourage anyone considering FundingTraders to carefully review the daily drawdown rules, especially for overnight positions, and to keep complete records of their trading activity and communications.
I am asking FundingTraders to provide the complete, time-stamped account records supporting this alleged breach and to review my account termination fairly. Traders deserve clear evidence, consistent rule enforcement, and transparent customer support.

Title: Account Discontinued Despite No Trades – Dispute Over $160 Payment
I purchased a FundingTraders account for $160. My account was subsequently discontinued after the company detected the same MT5 Computer ID on another account that also belongs to me.
I connected the account myself using my own computer and did not share my credentials or give anyone else access. According to the company’s response, the restriction was imposed even though I had not executed any trades on the affected account.
I am also dissatisfied because the final decision appears inconsistent with the information previously provided by customer support. I requested a proper explanation and a fair resolution, but the company informed me that its decision was final.
I dispute this decision and have requested a full refund of the $160 payment, along with a review of the previous support communications and the applicable terms.
I am sharing my experience so that prospective customers understand the importance of clarifying the company’s device and multiple-account rules before purchasing an account.
After I reguested refund for not using account they are banned me from the account dashboard.

I had a $1,000 account with Funding Traders and was holding a profitable swing trade overnight, which they explicitly allow.
At the daily reset, my daily drawdown threshold suddenly jumped above my account balance, and my account was marked as breached, even though my equity was still above the daily loss threshold.
My dashboard showed:
- Balance: $997.19
- Equity: $1,033.34
- Daily loss limit: $1,003.18
My equity was $30.16 ABOVE the daily loss limit, yet my account was disabled. My trade remained profitable and continued gaining value, but I was restricted to read-only access and couldn't manage it.
I understand that daily drawdown can be calculated using floating equity, but I don't understand why my account was breached when my equity was above the displayed limit.
I have screenshots documenting everything.
I'm asking Funding Traders to investigate this, provide the exact breach calculation, and reinstate my account if the breach was incorrect.
I'll gladly update this review if they resolve the issue fairly. Until then, I would advise swing traders to be cautious about how the daily drawdown reset is handled.

FT is bullshit cause why I'm holding my trades for two days and now my account breach when I'm in profit please don't trade with funding traders.