FundingPips Reviews

**Account Disqualified Due to News That Was Not Listed on the Calendar** I am currently requesting a formal review of the disqualification of my FundingPips account **#20898192** due to an alleged news-trading violation. Before trading, I checked the FundingPips economic calendar more than once. At the time I checked it, there was no high-impact EUR news listed that would have restricted trading on EUR/USD. However, later during the day, the following event appeared on the calendar: **9:30 AM – EUR – ECB President Lagarde's speech** This event was not displayed on the calendar when I checked it earlier. I was subsequently disqualified because I remained active around this news event. I fully understand and respect the importance of FundingPips' news-trading rules. My concern is that I cannot reasonably be expected to monitor the economic calendar every minute, particularly if a news event is added or updated during the trading session. I have already contacted FundingPips and requested that they verify the exact timestamp when this event was added or updated, together with my trading timestamps and the calendar information that was available at that time. I am currently waiting for their investigation and have requested that my account be reinstated if it is confirmed that the event was not listed when I checked the calendar. I am sharing this review to document the issue transparently and to seek a fair resolution. I hope FundingPips will investigate the matter based on the actual timestamps and, if a calendar discrepancy is confirmed, take appropriate steps to resolve the resulting financial loss and restore my confidence in their platform. **Account: #20898192**

The trading account was pretty good. I had fun trading but unfortunately I breached the account. The platform was pretty smooth and I would recommend.

> My experience with FundingPips has been positive so far. The trading conditions are clear, the platform runs smoothly, and the rules are straightforward. Customer support has been helpful and responsive whenever I needed assistance. Overall, the evaluation process has given me a good experience, and I appreciate the professional approach to traders.

FundingPips is using a broken automated compliance system to rob innocent traders right as they reach the finish line. I am a student who works part-time just to save up money while spending over 4 years learning, analyzing charts day in and day out, and building my own trading strategy. Before buying, I saw warnings on Trustpilot and X about wrongful CID bans, but I purchased accounts anyway because I knew I am an honest manual retail trader who follows every single rule. Now I see firsthand why those traders were warning everyone, their system is entirely rigged. My Full Account Timeline & Proof of Consistency I had total 3 accounts My Original Account: I purchased a 10K account on January 6, 2026. My history shows continuous, daily manual consistency—Phase 1 took me 19 days to pass with organic human trading patterns. and Phase 2 was unfortunately breached 4 days. After 8 months Using my hard earned part time student savings, I purchased 2 X 100K 2-step flex accounts: Account #1: Purchased on September 13, 2026. Phase 1 was fully cleared. Today, my Phase 2 was almost passed sitting just 0.2% away from funding when their system abruptly closed my active trade and banned me. Account #2: Purchased on September 17, 2026. Phase 1 was already cleared and currently stuck in review due to their automated CID system glitch/bugs. The Absurdity of the "CID Match" Report They banned me using an automated "CID Investigation Report" claiming that my mobile device (logging in from Pakistan) shares Device ID 505d077f-a3ff-0574-7cce-e425f80ae90f with 64 total accounts across 39 different users spanning Slovenia, Nigeria, Singapore, Malaysia, UK, Germany, Portugal, Hungary, Italy, India, Bangladesh, Romania, Bulgaria, and Taiwan. Their automated algorithm accuses a single student trader in Pakistan of running a global trading syndicate with 39 random strangers across every major continent. This is a textbook hash collision / software glitch caused by shared mobile carrier gateways (Wi-Fi and mobile data) or app build strings. Zero Help & Predetermined Outcomes When they hit me with this false ban, I offered complete transparency: Android settings, installed apps, contacts, WhatsApp, Discord, Gmail, Chrome history, MT5 screen recordings, PC screen recordings, PC files, and even a live screen meeting. I was ready to show my trading strategy and my personal notes and journals that took me more than 3 years to build. When I was willing to openly show them everything and they still refused to look at it, it proved that their compliance team had already made up their mind to ban me. Their robotic email patterns and template replies show that these bans are a predetermined outcome designed to trap honest retail traders right as they are about to get funded. FundingPips, we honest traders demand an explanation for your unprofessional system glitch and your predetermined bans. I have every single email proof and audit trail backing up my innocence. I am fully open to Prop Firm Match and FundingPips take whatever info you need, ask for any file, demand any test, or schedule any live meeting you want. I am ready to provide every single thing i got to prove my absolute innocence.

I've been trading with fundingpips although I've not succeeded in securing a payout but it's my fault not any propfirms but they provide great environment and trading conditions overall my experience is great and I'll keep prioritize it while I buy.

My experience with FundingPips was positive overall. The trading conditions were clear, the platform was easy to use, and I had no major issues with the service. Unfortunately, I lost my account due to my own trading mistakes and poor risk management. I take full responsibility for the result. This experience taught me the importance of discipline, patience, and respecting my risk limits.

My experience with FundingPips is good neither in terms of rules, support team, withdrawals Honestly everything is good, I've never had any problems with them

I’m leaving a 3star review because, although my overall experience with Funding Pips was going well, I had two separate trades negatively affected by extremely high overnight spreads. On two different occasions, trading two different indices, the overnight spread widened significantly enough to trigger my stop loss. I trade the same markets across multiple platforms and accounts, and neither of these trades hit my stop loss anywhere else—only on Funding Pips. Both trades would have ultimately moved in my favor had they not been stopped out due to the spread widening. I understand that spreads can widen during overnight hours and periods of lower liquidity, but in these cases, the difference was excessive compared with what I experienced on other platforms at the same time. Unfortunately, having this happen twice has significantly affected my confidence in trading with Funding Pips and made me lose my account, which is why I’m giving them 3 stars.

I passed both evaluation phases (Phase 1 and Phase 2) through genuine, independent trading, putting in real time, effort, and money along the way. Just as I was about to receive my funded/live account, FundingPips terminated my account, claiming the "Device ID" (CID) on my account matched another registered user's, and that this "may indicate" shared device access or coordinated trading. I responded right away, explained I use my own separate, genuine device, and offered full cooperation — device details, IMEI information, and a live video call where I could show my physical device and log into my account in real time for their team to verify directly. I had nothing to hide. Instead, FundingPips just pointed back to an internal report and called the decision "final." They wouldn't disclose any specific evidence beyond the Device ID match, wouldn't explain their detection methodology, and declined the live verification call outright, saying it "would not change the findings" — even though it would have cost them nothing and could have resolved the matter conclusively. I exchanged many emails with their team, laying out my case respectfully each time. Their replies got shorter and shorter until they stopped responding altogether — no further explanation, just silence after repeatedly calling it "final." This didn't feel like a genuine, two-sided investigation. It felt like a one-sided internal decision based on a report I had no way to verify, with every offer of real cooperation on my end declined. If a firm is confident enough in a finding to end a trader's shot at a funded account, it should be confident enough to verify it properly with that trader. Sharing this so other traders evaluating FundingPips know what to expect: don't count on a genuine back-and-forth review, even when you offer full cooperation repeatedly.

The trading conditions here are pretty reasonable. Execution speed is decent and spreads on majors and Gold are fair. Customer support is active and answered my questions without taking forever. Rules are transparent enough, so no real complaints so far.