FundingPips team says I hit the Daily Loss Limit, but that's not what happened.
I was watching this trade live. My SL was at 29,974.84, but the trade was already closed at 29,974.40. The position closed successfully, there was still 0.17% drawdown left, and my equity never reached the Daily Loss Limit.
The trade was already closed, yet the system kept counting additional losses after the position had been closed.
I've shared screenshots with support that clearly show the trade was closed and that my equity never reached the drawdown level required for a breach.
I've also seen many traders facing the same issue with FundingPips. Their Discord and X are already full of similar complaints.
I don't see these kinds of complaints from other firms, but somehow the same issue keeps happening with FundingPips traders again and again.
This can't just be a coincidence anymore. When the same problem keeps happening to so many traders, something is clearly wrong.
And before anyone repeats the same explanation again, my equity never went below my actual stop loss level. I was watching the trade live, and that simply did not happen, no matter how many times it's claimed.
If there was any slippage or additional loss, it would also be reflected in MT5. MT5 records the final execution price and actual loss of the trade. What is being claimed here does not match what is shown in the trading records.
I'm sharing this for awareness. If you're trading with this firm, I would personally suggest keeping at least a 0.5% safety buffer from the daily drawdown limit.
In my case, there was still 0.17% drawdown remaining when the trade closed, yet the account was still breached.
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