QT Funded Reviews

QT denied my payout by labeling my trades as “One-Sided Betting,” but the decision is subjective, unsupported by any objective rule, and not aligned with the actual behavior of my trades. I asked QT’s Risk Team to provide: • the official measurable criteria • number of trades required • time window • exposure thresholds • what defines “stacking” QT explicitly responded that: “There is no fixed metric; decisions are case-by-case.” (Complete chat record attached) This means: • the rule cannot be followed, • cannot be verified, • and is applied entirely at QT’s discretion. A payout denial based solely on a non-quantifiable, non-verifiable rule lacks objective justification. My trades were fully risk-managed (each with SL, no averaging-down, no exposure increase, risk 0.2–0.5%), and do not meet QT’s own behavioural definition of One-Sided Betting.

Caused by CME data issue, however my positions were in crypto which should not have been affected. I was in long term swing ETHUSD and DOTUSD profitable positions and they were closed at losses even though price never reached their closing price and my stop losses were at break even.

The breach occurred on all four of my QT accounts at the same time, despite the fact that I had strict stop-losses placed and was well within every risk rule. I entered a USD/CAD trade around 1.40300 and placed a stop loss at 1.4023, which capped my risk to approximately $2,900 per account. The daily loss limit for each account is $8,000 and the max loss limit is $20,000 — none of these were even close to being violated based on my risk. However, the next morning, QT marked all four accounts as breached, with the system showing: • Closed price: 1.39057 • Loss: ~20,000 USD per account • Reason: Max loss triggered This breach is invalid because: ✔ 1. The price 1.39057 never occurred in the real market On every legitimate data source (TradingView, broker feeds, and other prop firms), USD/CAD did not drop anywhere close to 1.39057. ✔ 2. My stop loss at 1.4023 was never touched The market never moved enough to activate my SL. This means the trade should have closed at -$2,900, NOT -$20,000. ✔ 3. I had identical trades on other prop firm Those trades remained open and eventually went into profit, which proves the price QT used was inaccurate. ✔ 4. QT executed a massive loss using a price that never existed This caused the system to force a wrongful max-loss breach on all four accounts.

After passing the two evaluations and waiting for the account to be funded, they came up with a Phase 1 trade claiming I "exceeded the risk limit" by risking 4.33% of the account. This wasn't the case; the account wasn't even at 1% drawdown that OPERATION

Thousands of people slipped out of their positions with a market drop + bid ask slippage (hundreds of pips) that simply no position could stand for. Since the move was so unreal, my account IN PROFIT got breached. for a minute GBPUSD ask price was: 1.32550 and the bid price was: 1.30200 (no typos were made) at the same time. The real price at that moment was: 1.32110 Bear in mind that happened to all pairs, and thousands of people raided Discord.

my equity never goes below 98000$ so they dont provide me funded acc cause of this excuse

QT Funded – This Has Gone Too Far I am beyond frustrated. I have now experienced two identical account breaches on my instant account, both happening just hours before payout. The first time, I was shocked. The second time, I’m furious. Both times, the breach was caused by a fake 1-second trade that never actually existed. I had no open positions, no rule violations, and my risk management was perfect. And yet, the system decided to take my account and my payout away — hours before it was due. The first time, QT Funded reviewed my case and restored my account, admitting it was a system error. I trusted that it was a one-off mistake. But now it has happened again, with the exact same “phantom trade” and the same ridiculous timing. I have proof of everything — screenshots, trade logs, timestamps — showing that these breaches were completely invalid. This is not opinion; it is fact. Do you know what it feels like to trade hard, follow every single rule, be disciplined, and then have your account destroyed for something you didn’t do? To see your payout vanish because of a technical error that’s completely out of your control? This is not just unfair — it’s disrespectful and insulting. It’s one thing to have a mistake, but to have it happen twice, right before you earn your payout, looks either like gross negligence or something worse. QT Funded, I have lost all trust. My effort, time, and discipline mean nothing if your system can wipe it out in a second. I cannot recommend your platform to anyone until you fix these recurring, absurd, and damaging errors.

I completed QT’s instant $50k account challenge and passed with 5% profit, following all rules consistently. My stop loss was set at 4212 in XAU/USD, well within the allowed risk. After submitting my payout, QT falsely claimed I set it at 42121, saying I exceeded 1895% risk—which is completely untrue. I contacted support multiple times with proof, but my payout was still denied.