FundingPips Reviews

No Reason Breach by FundingPips FundingPips unfairly suspended my account after I successfully passed their 100K 2-step evaluation, despite following all their rules. They falsely accused me of violating their Terms and Services, listing 11 vague reasons without any evidence. When I asked for clarification, their support team ignored my concerns and provided no logical explanation.

Context of Picture: Funding pips sent me an email saying I copy traded. I show both my trades to be transparent and funding pips said I copy traded. Out of the millions of trades I placed they are saying these 6 are copy traded. However if I was copy trading, why are the other trades not copy traded. They nit-picked these trades to make it seem like I matched. I asked them to provide proof of where the individual lives and they are failing to provide information. I asked them to look at KYC, I only have one account with the company. They are failing to provide supporting evidence. Statement: I signed up for FundingPips' 2-Step Model, met all the trading requirements, and followed the rules, yet I was falsely banned under the claim of "copy trading," which I did not engage in. Prior to the ban, I had conversations with multiple moderators who confirmed that my trading activity did not violate any prohibited strategies, yet I was still removed unfairly. I have also seen other traders accused of the same violations receive their payouts, which makes this decision inconsistent and highly suspicious. My account balance was $6,384.53, and I was supposed to receive a payout of $1,107.62, which has not been processed despite my compliance. When I raised this issue with customer support, I was redirected to the risk team, who provided no clear justification or evidence of wrongdoing. I even presented screenshots proving that my trades were held for longer than a minute, contradicting the accusation of copy trading, yet my case remains ignored. This is completely unacceptable, as FundingPips operates on demo master accounts, meaning they are profiting off failed challenges rather than real liquidity. Given this structure, my payout should either be processed or the profit should be removed, but banning me entirely is unjust. This kind of behavior raises serious concerns about the legitimacy of the platform, as they seem to be arbitrarily banning traders after they become profitable to avoid payouts. I demand fairness, transparency, and either a full review of my case or the immediate release of my pending funds. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE. If I receive my payout or my profit is removed and my account is reinstated, I will reconsider my review. As of now, my account (D#981071) remains banned under false accusations of copy trading, which is completely baseless. I HAVE NO OTHER FRIENDS WHO TRADE, AND MY TRADES ARE LIVE STREAMED. I am extremely frustrated that FundingPips has banned me under a false claim that I have never engaged in with any prop firm. Copy trading? Are you serious? Response to FundingPips’ Reply from previous review: Your response states that "the necessary proof is provided." However, out of the millions of trades placed on your platform each week, you selectively enforce a rule that falsely labels my trades as copy trading. You have failed to provide: 1.) The identity and location of the alleged other trader. I can guarantee that they do not live near me, nor do I have any contact with them. 2.) A logical explanation for why only 5 out of my 15 trades that day were labeled as copy trading while the other 10 were not. This inconsistency makes no sense. 3.) Any evidence that I own multiple accounts. I have been a loyal customer for 1.5 years, operating under a single account. A proper KYC check would confirm that I have no other accounts associated with me. Furthermore, you manipulated the evidence. You edited the screenshot you provided, cutting out trades in the middle to make it appear as though I was copy trading. Before you deleted my account, I took my own screenshots, which clearly show that I was not engaging in copy trading. How does it make sense that after spending 1.5 years working toward getting funded on the same account, I would suddenly risk it all by engaging in copy trading immediately after receiving funding? I fully expect FundingPips to respond to this review without providing any legitimate evidence to support their claim. Before you reply, answer my questions: 1.) Who is the individual I supposedly copy traded with, and where are they located? I will tell you that 110% they do not live near me. 2.) Why were only 5 out of my 15 trades flagged, while the other 10 were not, this is inconsistent with your claim. 3.) Why was my account permanently banned despite my long-standing compliance and a clean record? I expect a fair and transparent resolution. Either reinstate my account and adjust my profit accordingly, or process my pending payout. Anything less is a clear indication that FundingPips is deliberately avoiding payouts by falsely banning profitable traders. Fundingpips, I am trying to be reasonable and have been trying to keep it professional through emails and trust pilot reviews, however this is the first time I think ever in my life I have been falsly accused by a propfirm, which is why I need to talk with someone in a professional environment.

I had four accounts, and I trade only SP500, only the first one hour of the NYSE open. Since I scalp and mostly my trades shelf life is within 10/15m. The firm first accused me of IP change then violating the terms saying I copy traded/ account management, despite multiple request on explaining the account management by their end and proofs they denied each of my request, I even requested for an interview but they refused.