I hit my profit target on my funded account last week. I haven't been able to access the website all day today. I received an email around 5:54am EST saying there is a service disruption due to issues with their domain provider. This just sounds fishy. I read all the horrible reviews after i had already paid for my eval and I wish i had read them sooner. Smh, i have a bad feeling i'm not going to get paid and this site will never return.

At first I didn’t think much of it, because I’ve used stop-loss orders many times without issues and trusted them to manage my risk automatically. On this occasion, I opened a trade and placed my stop-loss just below a well-defined support level on the chart. Everything looked normal as the position developed, but to my surprise, it was closed unexpectedly even though the price action on my main chart never appeared to reach that level.
Assuming it might have been an error on my side, I went back and reviewed every detail carefully. I checked the order settings, switched to lower timeframes, and even compared data across different chart views. That’s when I noticed a very brief price spike that wasn’t clearly visible on the standard chart, which suggested a liquidity sweep or a fast wick that triggered my stop.
Still, the difference between what I saw and what executed didn’t fully make sense to me, so I documented everything thoroughly with timestamps and screenshots. I reached out to support, but the explanation remained quite general, mostly referring to volatility and execution mechanics without directly addressing the specific discrepancy I highlighted.
After several days of follow-up and continued clarification, I decided to escalate the case for a deeper review through ͲS̾🇫𝕒𝐑. With their assistance, the sequence of price movements and execution data was reconstructed more precisely, which made the situation clearer. Following that review, my case was reconsidered and I eventually received a compensation adjustment for the affected trade.
Overall, the experience made it clear to me that stop-loss execution can differ from what the eye catches on a standard chart, especially during fast-moving or low-liquidity moments, and that understanding the underlying execution data is just as important as setting the level itself.

After defrauding people out of money for the last few years, it now looks like OFP has either been lawfully shut down, or has ran off with thousands of pounds of people's hard earned money, including mine. Website and socials not working for almost a day now.

The wait continue after almost 3 months
They lure you in with cheap account prices and scam you of your profits
Don't fall for their scam!

The website went offline right after I reported them to Action Fraud & FCA for fraud. They are running away!
​This is an EXIT SCAM. If they owe you money, call your bank for a CHARGEBACK now! 🥊⚖️🛑
​#OFPFunding #Scam #PropFirm"