FundedElite Reviews

Hello Trading Community, I want to update you all on how FundedElite is trying to silence me on Account ID: 177209. After wrongfully denying my $1,240 payout, they are now offering me a "Free Account Reset / Full Refund" instead of giving me my hard-earned profits. Let me make this very clear to everyone: I REJECTED THEIR OFFER. 🔴 Why I Refused Their "Free Reset / Refund" Offer: 🚨 The Trust is Completely Broken: They changed the definitions of trading metrics by adding overnight Swap Charges ($15.39) to my technical Stop Loss risk ($367.50)🚨 What is the Guarantee for the Future?: If I accept a reset and make a profit again, what is the guarantee that they won't invent another hidden, unwritten rule to deny my next payout? Once a firm manipulates rules, they can do it anytime. 🚨 I am a Trader, Not a Gambler: I have been a loyal client for over 8 months and spent more than $800 on their platform. I traded professionally, hit my targets, and followed all core rules. I want my legitimate $1,240 profit, not a pity reset. 🔴 A Warning to the Trading Community: 🎥 Proof and Data Attached: I have attached the full proof of my MT5 logs and their unfair calculations. I am not backing down. Either they process my rightful $1,240 payout or the community will see the true face of FundedElite.

**1/5 Stars** My experience with Funded Elite has been extremely disappointing. After successfully passing the evaluation and trading a $200,000 live account, I waited for my first payout as instructed. Instead of processing the payout, I was required to attend a risk interview, which was never clearly disclosed as a condition for receiving a payout. Following the interview, my payout was denied, and my account was terminated. The reasons given included allegations of third-party account management, "gamification," and "rule optimization." However, despite repeatedly requesting specific evidence and clarification, I have not received any detailed proof supporting these allegations. I have always maintained that I personally traded the account and complied with the rules as I understood them. I find it concerning that such serious conclusions were reached without providing the evidence I requested. The most frustrating part has been the lack of communication. After multiple follow-up emails, my questions remain unanswered, leaving me without transparency regarding how this decision was made.

I am a certified financial analyst with years of active trading experience, and I am formally disputing the wrongful termination and payout denial of my account (#148538).I successfully completed my challenge objectives and completed the mandatory Risk Team live interview on Tuesday, May 26. Despite following every explicit rule in the firm's documentation, the Risk Team sent an email attempting to deny my full payout of $6,449. They cited vague, subjective terms like "gamification" and claimed a shared MQID footprint—even though I personally own and manage two separate accounts on the same dedicated $800 enterprise VPS system, a practice explicitly confirmed as permissible by their own support staff.Curiously, the firm simultaneously offered a full registration fee refund in exchange for a liability waiver agreement, proving they lack solid empirical grounds for contract termination.I have formally rejected their waiver agreement via email and demanded the release of my rightful earnings. Frontline support staff tried their best to assist, but the compliance department is operating in clear breach of their promised 72-hour turnaround time, causing operational disruptions to my livelihood.I am leaving this public review to hold Funded Elite (Quantum SRL) accountable. I will update this post immediately if management acts in good faith and processes my full payout.

My first payout request was $5,000. With an 80% profit split, I should have received $4,000, but Funded Elite paid only $1,500. They still owe me $2,500. The payout was reduced due to accusations of EA usage, even though automation was disabled on Funded Elite’s own server side. I spent nearly two weeks explaining that it is technically impossible to use an EA under these conditions. The response was that “hidden EAs” could exist, But i really dont know what is hidden EAs but after research and asking chatGPT, i found that to use EAs while it is disabled, it would require hacking MetaQuotes servers which is not realistic. No solid or verifiable proof was provided. Instead, the risk team relied on internal reports and claimed that my trading speed was “not humanly possible.” This is incorrect. Manual traders can execute many trades very quickly. I provided video evidence demonstrating this, but they refused to accept videos as proof. Funded Elite then gave me two options: • Accept 30% of the profit and close the account • Reset the account with no payout In the end, they paid only 30% and kept the account open, which indicates there was no clear rule violation. The remaining $2,500 remains unpaid. - Pattern of pressure toward 30% payouts From my own experience and from speaking with other traders, there appears to be a pattern where Funded Elite pressures traders into accepting a 30% profit split. IP issues are frequently mentioned without providing verifiable technical evidence. Traders are not given proof they can independently verify or challenge, leaving them with no realistic option other than accepting 30% or losing the account. - Contradictions from the CEO and team The CEO stated that my scalping strategy could not work in real market conditions. I explained that I trade the same way on IC Markets live accounts. At the CEO’s request, I provided three months of live trading history showing hundreds of manual trades per day. There was no response after this. The CEO also stated that an average profit of around $9 per trade is not achievable on real accounts, which shows a misunderstanding of scalping. Many real traders consistently take small, fast profits. - Scalping and rule inconsistencies Scalping is advertised as allowed, and traders can even pay extra to close trades within 30 seconds. Despite this, I was later told by the CEO to stop scalping and switch to swing trading, with an offer to refund the scalping add-on. Support also claimed that my trading style was problematic because I trade more hours than average and outside “normal working hours,” which are not defined violations in the rules. Later, the CEO stated that up to 200 trades per day is allowed. After that, the risk team claimed I was limited to 10 to 15 trades per day and required to trade in a swing-oriented manner. These limits are not written anywhere in the official rules and were stated to apply only to me. - Conclusion Funded Elite applies unclear and changing rules, reduces payouts without solid proof, and enforces trader-specific restrictions that are not written in the official rules. This lack of transparency and consistency is why I am reporting this matter. I am fully prepared to provide full evidence from chat and email screenshots and even video recording of all discord chats. Finally i gave them 2 weeks to pay me the rest of the $4000 but they stopped replying.