FuturesElite - Futures Firm Reviews

Behind a very well-designed website and, now, these cards that supposedly give you benefits, many people think they are a serious company. After all, they clearly invested a lot of money in this technology. But no. THE CARDS DO NOT WORK. Exactly — they simply don’t work when you actually try to use them. You keep getting errors and nothing happens. In other words, you can’t use them. I’ve been contacting their support for 5 days, and they still haven’t resolved the issue. I assume it’s a problem with their website, which, in my opinion, should have been fixed by now. But the most outrageous part is that today, when I logged back into my account to try to use a reset card, I realized that they had simply DELETED 2 OF MY RESET CARDS. That’s right. OUT OF ABSOLUTELY NOWHERE, THEY DELETED MY CARDS WITHOUT EVEN RESETTING THE ACCOUNTS I WANTED TO RESET. Traders, please have mercy on your money and DO NOT FALL FOR THIS LIKE I DID! I spent $2,000 just on credits to open packs, and none of them work.

Passed the evaluation, funded 10 accounts, then blocked at the exact moment I could withdraw. Before funding, their Risk team reviewed my setup — a disclosed remote desktop (Microsoft cloud PC) — approved it, and funded 10 accounts. Days later, right as my accounts became eligible to request payouts ($18,000 across the 10), the payout button was disabled and a new "review" appeared, citing access from "multiple countries." I asked what countries and what period, repeatedly, for five days. No answer. When they finally itemized the countries, every one was explained within 34 minutes: my residence, the disclosed cloud PC, documented travel, and a travel eSIM whose gateway architecture is public, verifiable, and reproducible on demand. Their team acknowledged in writing that my setup was disclosed before funding. Their only remaining objection: a SIM card wasn't pre-registered. Then, on their own agent's written instruction, I submitted all 10 payout requests. Same day, all 10 were silently cancelled — no notice, no reason given. My accounts became inaccessible for trading. I notified them in writing, before the required activity window lapsed, that I was ready and willing to trade. No response. My accounts now show "Expired." I gave them a written deadline for a final decision. It passed in complete silence. Every explanation accepted, every deadline ignored, $18,000 still withheld. If you're evaluating this firm, know that passing the challenge and getting funded is not the finish line — the real test comes at your first payout, and it's a test you can pass perfectly and still lose.

My experience with FuturesElite has been quite disappointing, especially regarding the payout process. As of today, I still have not received my payout, even though I was told that it was processed on September 3rd. Instead of using Rise, the payout was sent back to the same card/payment method originally used to purchase the account, which has caused a significant delay. What has been particularly frustrating is the lack of proactive follow-up. Support keeps saying to wait 5–10 business days, but in my experience, the case does not seem to move forward unless you repeatedly contact support and open tickets asking them to check the status. Even after being told that the payment was already processed, the funds still haven't arrived, and I have had to contact support multiple times just to get updates and have the case reviewed again. At this point, I am still waiting for my money. The payout process should be much clearer and more efficient, especially when the company already states that the payment has been processed.

Decent firm, gotten paid out multiple times. Chat support was fine and responsive. Account bundles made stacking cheap until recently, where their prices are similar to other firms. The only issue was account activation and payout processing times. They claim instant upgrades from evaluation to funded, but all my accounts have taken 24-48 hours. Payout approval can vary, some are under 24 hours and some have taken up to a few days for me. Payout methods are also weird, but not a big issue (According to the firm, due to AML Law, the firm may just refund the purchase to the credit cards used instead of using Rise - So you may have multiple negative balances on your credit cards and a small amount in the dedicated Rise).

My funded account type was explicitly advertised and confirmed by support as having NO consistency rule. The only stated requirement was a minimum profitable day of $150 on a $50K account. I followed that requirement exactly across two funded accounts. When I requested payout, they used my compliance with their own rule against me — accusing me of "gamifying the system" because one of my trading days produced a larger profit than the others. This is not a hidden violation. This is exactly what happens when a trader hits their minimum required profit on smaller days and has a strong trading day elsewhere. If they wanted to prevent this, they could simply raise the minimum profitable day requirement or apply an actual, disclosed consistency rule like most other prop firms do. They chose not to. They advertised freedom from that restriction, then penalized me for using it. My two funded accounts generated close to $5,700 and $1,900 in genuine profit — nearly $7,600 combined. After I disputed their decision and provided every explanation I could, they showed no willingness to reconsider. I was ultimately forced to accept a reduced 30% payout and a full reset of both funded accounts just to recover something from profit I worked hard to earn. It has now been over two weeks since I accepted their proposed resolution, and I still have not received the reduced 30% payout they promised. I've since seen other reviews describing the exact same pattern — support confirming no consistency rule in writing, then payout being cut using the same "genuine trading" justification after the fact. This is not an isolated misunderstanding; it looks like a repeated pattern in how this company handles payout requests. For context on scale: independently tracked payout data shows FuturesElite has paid out roughly $5.5 million total to traders — a small fraction compared to other firms in this industry that have paid out tens to hundreds of millions.

First time using this company and they exceeded my expectations! Passed my 50K evaluation and got my 1st payout smoothly. Support is top-notch and always ready to help. Definitely becoming my favorite prop firm! 100% recommended!

My experience with Futures Elite has been excellent. I received my payout in under 24 hours, which was much faster than I expected. The support team was responsive, professional, and quick to answer my questions throughout the process. I also appreciate how clear and straightforward the trading rules are, making it easy to understand what's expected. The payout process was smooth, exactly as promised, and gave me confidence in the company. Based on my experience, I'd definitely recommend Futures Elite to anyone looking for a reliable prop firm.

Good Firm, took a 50k accs with code MATCH for 95% split, taken my 2nd payout on it today. Payout and approval times vary between super fast and 2 working days. ( Firm is realtively new, so cut them some slack...) My first payout was approved in 1 hour, which is insanely fast, 2nd was 2 days. Rules are simple, and price for 5 batch is best in the space basically. Wish them a lot of success to stay around so i can trade with them.

Update: Customer support has since reached out to me. They initially offered a free account reset, which I declined because I still disagree with the original reason for the account cancellation. They then offered a refund minus operational fees, which I found fair. Throughout this period, the support team was cooperative and actively looked for a solution. I have accepted the refund offer and am currently waiting for the request to be finalized. --------------------------- My experience with FuturesElite was extremely disappointing, despite the fact that their dashboard is genuinely well designed. It is clear, detailed, and provides useful statistics about trade duration, profits, losses, and overall performance. Unfortunately, the value of a good dashboard becomes questionable when the company appears to ignore its own displayed data when deciding whether a trader has passed. FuturesElite denied my account upgrade by claiming that my scalping profits exceeded 50% of the $3,000 profit target. However, their own dashboard showed that the complete 0 to 10 second trade category contained 8 trades with a total net profit of $1,250. Since 50% of the target is $1,500, the complete category shown on the dashboard did not exceed the limit. The company instead calculated $1,718 by counting only the profitable short-duration trades, while excluding losing and breakeven trades from the same category. I repeatedly asked them to provide the exact published rule stating that only profitable scalping trades are counted and that losing or breakeven scalping trades are excluded. They could not provide such wording. They only repeated their internal interpretation of the rule. One of the main trades they used against me generated approximately $1,500 in around 10 seconds. This trade was not a random manual scalp. I entered the position with a stop loss and take profit already set in advance. The market moved rapidly in my favor and immediately hit my predetermined profit target. In other words, I was effectively penalized for entering a strong trade at an excellent time and for the market reaching my legitimate take-profit order quickly. There is also a major inconsistency in how the company handled the situation. This trade occurred several days before I completed the evaluation. If this trade automatically made the account ineligible under their system, why was the account not stopped or flagged immediately? Instead, they allowed me to continue trading for several more days. Only after I completed the evaluation and qualified for the upgrade did they reject the account using an internal calculation method that was not clearly stated in the published rules. This strongly raises concerns about how their rules are enforced. If the system was genuinely configured according to the interpretation later given by support, the account should have been automatically identified as ineligible at the time of the trade. It should not have remained active until I finished the evaluation. I contacted support multiple times and requested: The exact published wording supporting their calculation method. A complete trade-by-trade calculation showing how they reached $1,718. An explanation of why the dashboard showed $1,250 while they used a different amount. Escalation to a supervisor, risk team, or compliance reviewer. Instead of directly answering these questions, support repeatedly sent the same general rule, provided circular explanations, and avoided the specific contradiction between their calculation and the dashboard. After my final escalation request, they stopped responding. To be clear, my complaint is not that FuturesElite has a scalping rule. The problem is that they appear to apply an unpublished interpretation of that rule only after a trader completes the evaluation. A company should not allow a trader to continue taking risks, investing time, and completing an evaluation, only to introduce a different interpretation of the calculation after the trader has passed. The dashboard is excellent. The transparency, rule enforcement, appeal process, and customer support were not. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend FuturesElite. Traders should ask for written clarification about exactly how scalping profits are calculated before purchasing an evaluation, especially whether losing and breakeven trades are excluded and whether a fast take-profit execution can later be used to deny an account upgrade.

I successfully completed all the requirements on five funded trading accounts and requested my payouts in accordance with FuturesElite's rules. My payout requests were refused after 6 days on reviews( requast payout made 25062026) on the grounds that approximately half of my trades lasted less than one minute and were allegedly considered "tick scalping." However, the information published on FuturesElite's website states that this type of trading is permitted, provided it does not involve prohibited practices such as latency arbitrage or other forms of market abuse. At no point was I warned that my trading violated their rules, nor were my accounts suspended before I became eligible for payouts. After reaching the payout stage, FuturesElite refused to pay the profits and instead offered only 30% of the amount due as a "goodwill settlement," while requiring me to acknowledge that I had breached their Terms and Conditions. I believe the reasons provided for refusing my payouts are inconsistent with their published policies and with the explanations given throughout our email correspondence. My lawyer is currently preparing legal proceedings and a formal legal complaint will be filed against FuturesElite and Quantum SARL, and all supporting documentation, including the email exchanges and contractual evidence, is available.