🚨 Public Warning for Traders, BEWARE of FundedNext’s practices. (evidence attached) @FundedNext
My funded account was terminated after successfully completing Phases 1 and 2 over six weeks of consistent trading.
Their justification?
👉 An allegation of “copy trading” on ONE single day.
Here are the facts:
I traded almost daily for six weeks, consistently.
Same instruments throughout: NAS100 and Gold.
Same strategy, same execution style.
FundedNext confirmed my trading was compliant for the entire period, except for that one day.
The trades on that day were not all executed at the same time, which directly contradicts the definition of copy trading.
I provided my trading strategy, which fully explains the activity. Also offered to share trading logs, trade live via sharing my screen etc.
Let’s apply common sense.
Who spends six weeks carefully passing a challenge, following every rule, only to suddenly copy trade right before completing Phase 2?
It is not credible.
What makes this worse:
After blocking my progression to a $200,000 funded account, FundedNext told me I was welcome to continue trading and buy more accounts.
So, allegedly, I broke their rules badly enough to lose my funded account…
But not badly enough to stop them from taking more money from me.
That contradiction speaks for itself.
This appears to be a pattern:
Traders who fail challenges are fine.
Traders who win and approach large funded accounts are blocked.
Fees are collected, rules are retroactively enforced, and payouts are avoided.
Prop firms are said to be like a casino model, which is fine if we know what we are getting.
Casinos don’t take your entry fee, let you win under the rules, then refuse to pay. This is closer to fraud!
I am attaching screenshots and evidence.
I encourage anyone affected to:
Report this to your country's Trading Standards/consumer protection agency.
File a bank chargeback for fraud.
Speak publicly so this behaviour is documented.
Share and like this post, please, to help other traders.
⚠️ Traders deserve transparency and fair treatment.
I have been told by many sources that their Trustpilot page is full of fake reviews, and they have many dummy accounts on social media claiming XYZ payouts.
The reality is, they will go above and beyond to stop you from getting paid, as proven.
For those going through the same issues, feel free to DM me. As soon as I said I was going to report them and go public, they refunded me.
Let's even have a look at that. You claim I broke the rules, you claim I am in the wrong, yet you have given me a full refund?
AND told me I can buy more accounts! These guys need shutting down ASAP!
Key things to do, to get your money back...report them to your bank as fraud and issue a chargeback.
File complaints to CYSEC, FCA, and UAE SCA.
For the US, go to CFTC, the NFA and the FTC.
You can Google all the above for contact info. But it's a must that we all do this, to protect others.
Most traders fail via prop firms because trading is hard, but with the extra rules, it's close to impossible.
The ones who go through blood, sweat and tears to get there and stick to the rules, but still get shut down because of shady practices, it need to stop now!
@FundedNext@fnfutures
🚨 Public Warning for Traders, BEWARE of FundedNext’s practices. (evidence attached) @FundedNext
My funded account was terminated after successfully completing Phases 1 and 2 over six weeks of consistent trading.
Their justification?
👉 An allegation of “copy trading” on ONE single day.
Here are the facts:
I traded almost daily for six weeks, consistently.
Same instruments throughout: NAS100 and Gold.
Same strategy, same execution style.
FundedNext confirmed my trading was compliant for the entire period, except for that one day.
The trades on that day were not all executed at the same time, which directly contradicts the definition of copy trading.
I provided my trading strategy, which fully explains the activity. Also offered to share trading logs, trade live via sharing my screen etc.
Let’s apply common sense.
Who spends six weeks carefully passing a challenge, following every rule, only to suddenly copy trade right before completing Phase 2?
It is not credible.
What makes this worse:
After blocking my progression to a $200,000 funded account, FundedNext told me I was welcome to continue trading and buy more accounts.
So, allegedly, I broke their rules badly enough to lose my funded account…
But not badly enough to stop them from taking more money from me.
That contradiction speaks for itself.
This appears to be a pattern:
Traders who fail challenges are fine.
Traders who win and approach large funded accounts are blocked.
Fees are collected, rules are retroactively enforced, and payouts are avoided.
Prop firms are said to be like a casino model, which is fine if we know what we are getting.
Casinos don’t take your entry fee, let you win under the rules, then refuse to pay. This is closer to fraud!
I am attaching screenshots and evidence.
I encourage anyone affected to:
Report this to your country's Trading Standards/consumer protection agency.
File a bank chargeback for fraud.
Speak publicly so this behaviour is documented.
Share and like this post, please, to help other traders.
⚠️ Traders deserve transparency and fair treatment.
I have been told by many sources that their Trustpilot page is full of fake reviews, and they have many dummy accounts on social media claiming XYZ payouts.
The reality is, they will go above and beyond to stop you from getting paid, as proven.
For those going through the same issues, feel free to DM me. As soon as I said I was going to report them and go public, they refunded me.
Let's even have a look at that. You claim I broke the rules, you claim I am in the wrong, yet you have given me a full refund?
AND told me I can buy more accounts! These guys need shutting down ASAP!
Key things to do, to get your money back...report them to your bank as fraud and issue a chargeback.
File complaints to CYSEC, FCA, and UAE SCA.
For the US, go to CFTC, the NFA and the FTC.
You can Google all the above for contact info. But it's a must that we all do this, to protect others.
Most traders fail via prop firms because trading is hard, but with the extra rules, it's close to impossible.
The ones who go through blood, sweat and tears to get there and stick to the rules, but still get shut down because of shady practices, it need to stop now!
@FundedNext@fnfutures
🚨 Public Warning for Traders, BEWARE of FundedNext’s practices. (evidence attached) @FundedNext
My funded account was terminated after successfully completing Phases 1 and 2 over six weeks of consistent trading.
Their justification?
👉 An allegation of “copy trading” on ONE single day.
Here are the facts:
I traded almost daily for six weeks, consistently.
Same instruments throughout: NAS100 and Gold.
Same strategy, same execution style.
FundedNext confirmed my trading was compliant for the entire period, except for that one day.
The trades on that day were not all executed at the same time, which directly contradicts the definition of copy trading.
I provided my trading strategy, which fully explains the activity. Also offered to share trading logs, trade live via sharing my screen etc.
Let’s apply common sense.
Who spends six weeks carefully passing a challenge, following every rule, only to suddenly copy trade right before completing Phase 2?
It is not credible.
What makes this worse:
After blocking my progression to a $200,000 funded account, FundedNext told me I was welcome to continue trading and buy more accounts.
So, allegedly, I broke their rules badly enough to lose my funded account…
But not badly enough to stop them from taking more money from me.
That contradiction speaks for itself.
This appears to be a pattern:
Traders who fail challenges are fine.
Traders who win and approach large funded accounts are blocked.
Fees are collected, rules are retroactively enforced, and payouts are avoided.
Prop firms are said to be like a casino model, which is fine if we know what we are getting.
Casinos don’t take your entry fee, let you win under the rules, then refuse to pay. This is closer to fraud!
I am attaching screenshots and evidence.
I encourage anyone affected to:
Report this to your country's Trading Standards/consumer protection agency.
File a bank chargeback for fraud.
Speak publicly so this behaviour is documented.
Share and like this post, please, to help other traders.
⚠️ Traders deserve transparency and fair treatment.
I have been told by many sources that their Trustpilot page is full of fake reviews, and they have many dummy accounts on social media claiming XYZ payouts.
The reality is, they will go above and beyond to stop you from getting paid, as proven.
For those going through the same issues, feel free to DM me. As soon as I said I was going to report them and go public, they refunded me.
Let's even have a look at that. You claim I broke the rules, you claim I am in the wrong, yet you have given me a full refund?
AND told me I can buy more accounts! These guys need shutting down ASAP!
Key things to do, to get your money back...report them to your bank as fraud and issue a chargeback.
File complaints to CYSEC, FCA, and UAE SCA.
For the US, go to CFTC, the NFA and the FTC.
You can Google all the above for contact info. But it's a must that we all do this, to protect others.
Most traders fail via prop firms because trading is hard, but with the extra rules, it's close to impossible.
The ones who go through blood, sweat and tears to get there and stick to the rules, but still get shut down because of shady practices, it need to stop now!
@FundedNext@fnfutures
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🚨 Public Warning for Traders, BEWARE of FundedNext’s practices. (evidence attached) @FundedNext
My funded account was terminated after successfully completing Phases 1 and 2 over six weeks of consistent trading.
Their justification?
👉 An allegation of “copy trading” on ONE single day.
Here are the facts:
I traded almost daily for six weeks, consistently.
Same instruments throughout: NAS100 and Gold.
Same strategy, same execution style.
FundedNext confirmed my trading was compliant for the entire period, except for that one day.
The trades on that day were not all executed at the same time, which directly contradicts the definition of copy trading.
I provided my trading strategy, which fully explains the activity. Also offered to share trading logs, trade live via sharing my screen etc.
Let’s apply common sense.
Who spends six weeks carefully passing a challenge, following every rule, only to suddenly copy trade right before completing Phase 2?
It is not credible.
What makes this worse:
After blocking my progression to a $200,000 funded account, FundedNext told me I was welcome to continue trading and buy more accounts.
So, allegedly, I broke their rules badly enough to lose my funded account…
But not badly enough to stop them from taking more money from me.
That contradiction speaks for itself.
This appears to be a pattern:
Traders who fail challenges are fine.
Traders who win and approach large funded accounts are blocked.
Fees are collected, rules are retroactively enforced, and payouts are avoided.
Prop firms are said to be like a casino model, which is fine if we know what we are getting.
Casinos don’t take your entry fee, let you win under the rules, then refuse to pay. This is closer to fraud!
I am attaching screenshots and evidence.
I encourage anyone affected to:
Report this to your country's Trading Standards/consumer protection agency.
File a bank chargeback for fraud.
Speak publicly so this behaviour is documented.
Share and like this post, please, to help other traders.
⚠️ Traders deserve transparency and fair treatment.
I have been told by many sources that their Trustpilot page is full of fake reviews, and they have many dummy accounts on social media claiming XYZ payouts.
The reality is, they will go above and beyond to stop you from getting paid, as proven.
For those going through the same issues, feel free to DM me. As soon as I said I was going to report them and go public, they refunded me.
Let's even have a look at that. You claim I broke the rules, you claim I am in the wrong, yet you have given me a full refund?
AND told me I can buy more accounts! These guys need shutting down ASAP!
Key things to do, to get your money back...report them to your bank as fraud and issue a chargeback.
File complaints to CYSEC, FCA, and UAE SCA.
For the US, go to CFTC, the NFA and the FTC.
You can Google all the above for contact info. But it's a must that we all do this, to protect others.
Most traders fail via prop firms because trading is hard, but with the extra rules, it's close to impossible.
The ones who go through blood, sweat and tears to get there and stick to the rules, but still get shut down because of shady practices, it need to stop now!
@FundedNext@fnfutures
Greetings, FXNG family.
This topic has been appearing on my timeline repeatedly, and I genuinely find myself wondering: why is there so much hate directed toward @QueenTea__?
From what I've observed, @QueenTea__ has not been someone who goes around dragging or attacking people on X. So why have some members of the community, especially certain female FXNGs, chosen to target her especially the lady called QUINN why the hate?
What concerns me most is the level of disrespect being shown. Whether you agree with someone or not, there should always be a level of maturity and respect in how we engage with one another online.
Instead of spending time attacking people who have achieved success in the industry, why not focus that energy on your own growth and development? Social media engagement and X payouts are temporary, but building real skills and a successful trading career is what truly matters.
One thing I've noticed is that many successful traders rarely engage in unnecessary drama. They focus on their goals, their businesses, and their personal growth. That's a mindset worth learning from.
Let's remember to respect those who have paved the way and achieved results in the FXNG community. Reaching that level of success is not easy, and if it were easy, everyone would already be there.
At the end of the day, growth is better than gossip, and success speaks louder than online arguments.