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AE
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Date Created
Years in Operation
3.8
17
total reviews
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20 reviews
40% off + free account of the same size if reaching payout on all accounts
Less than
20 reviews
40% off + free account of the same size if reaching payout on all accounts
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3.8
NPReviews
5.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$5K
1 Step
Overall my experience with WSFunded has been good. What I like most is that if you break a rule on your funded account, they don't just shut it down — they actually give you another shot, which honestly not many firms do. Spreads are also pretty much raw, so execution feels fair. No major complaints so far, would recommend.
1 Month +
2
1
Raw spreads and clean execution
1-minute minimum holding time rule, along with the requirement to always have a stop-loss placed on every trade.
5.0
User Friendliness
5.0
Payout Process
5.0
Customer Care
5.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
ESReviews
1.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$100K
2 Steps
I am giving WSFunded a 1-star overall rating after having two consecutive payout requests rejected, representing a total of $8,976.42 that would have been payable to me under the 80% profit split. My main concern is not that the 2.5% maximum risk per trading idea rule exists. My concern is how WSFunded interprets and applies the definition of a "trading idea" when reviewing payouts. Different XAUUSD trades were grouped together for risk-calculation purposes. In my view, these were separate trading decisions rather than one position deliberately sp...
1 Month +
0
7
The trading platform and basic MT5 execution worked well during my experience. I was able to trade normally, complete the evaluation process and reach the funded stage without major technical issues. The trading environment itself was not my main problem with WSFunded. However, it is important to mention that I was never warned during trading that I was supposedly exceeding the 2.5% maximum risk per trading idea rule. There was no dashboard alert, no visible percentage showing the accumulated risk of a trading idea, no indication of which trades WSFunded was grouping together, no warning email and no restriction placed on the account. From my side, everything appeared to be operating normally. The alleged issue with the trading-idea rule was only communicated after I requested a payout. That is where my experience with the firm changed completely. The platform and execution worked correctly, but once I reached the payout stage, WSFunded retrospectively applied its own interpretation of the “trading idea” rule to reject my withdrawal. So, what I liked most was the basic trading experience and MT5 execution. Unfortunately, the lack of real-time information and warnings regarding such an important risk rule significantly affected my overall experience once it was time to withdraw the profits.
What I liked the least was the payout process, the lack of transparency around the 2.5% maximum risk per trading idea rule, and the way this rule was interpreted in my case. WSFunded decides how different trades are grouped into a single “trading idea”, but the dashboard gives the trader no practical information at all to monitor the status of this rule. There is no indicator showing: * which trades WSFunded is grouping into the same trading idea, * how much risk has already been accumulated, * what percentage of the 2.5% limit has been used, * whether a new trade is still being considered part of a previous idea, * or when WSFunded considers that trading idea to have reset. This is especially problematic because I was not warned at any point while trading that I was supposedly breaching this rule. There was no dashboard alert, no visible percentage, no warning email, no breach notification and no restriction placed on the account. From my side, everything appeared to be operating normally. The alleged problem only appeared after I requested a payout. Another major point of disagreement is the interpretation of what a “trading idea” actually is. In my opinion, a trading idea cannot reasonably be reduced simply to trading the same instrument in the same direction within a certain period of time, such as 30 minutes. A real trading idea involves many different elements: entry level, market structure, setup, stop loss, take profit, risk/reward ratio, intended target, invalidation point, timing, market context and the actual reasoning or intention behind the trade. Two trades can both be XAUUSD buys and take place relatively close together while still being completely different trading ideas. For example, they can have: * different entry zones, * different technical setups, * different stop-loss levels, * different take-profit targets, * different risk/reward profiles, * different market structures, * and completely different reasons for entering the market. Therefore, in my view, simply being on the same symbol, in the same direction and within a certain time window is not enough by itself to establish that two trades are the same trading idea. This distinction becomes extremely important when the company uses its own interpretation of “trading idea” to determine whether the trader exceeded a 2.5% risk limit and, as a result, whether thousands of dollars in profits should be paid. In my case, I had two consecutive withdrawal requests rejected. My first withdrawal request was for $4,799.92, of which my 80% share was $3,839.94. My second withdrawal request was for $6,420.60, of which my 80% share was $5,136.48. Both were rejected. Total expected payout denied: $8,976.42. I contacted WSFunded to dispute the decision and to ask for clarification regarding how the 2.5% trading-idea rule had been interpreted and calculated in my case, but I have not received a proper response to my complaint. That is probably the most disappointing part of the whole experience. For me, a rule capable of invalidating almost $9,000 in expected payouts must have an **objective, transparent and monitorable definition. The trader should be able to see in real time what the company considers one trading idea, which positions are being grouped together, how much risk is attributed to that idea and when the idea has reset. It should not be a rule whose practical interpretation only becomes clear after profits have already been generated and a payout has been requested. If WSFunded properly reviews my case, resolves the dispute and pays the denied payouts, I will update my review accordingly. Until then, I believe other traders should know exactly what happened in my case before deciding whether to trade with this firm.
1.0
User Friendliness
1.0
Payout Process
1.0
Customer Care
3.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
INReviews
4.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$5K
1 Step
WSF Funded has been a good experience so far. The platform is easy to use, the rules are simple, and the support team is helpful. Overall, a good prop firm with a smooth trading experience.
N/A
0
The tight spreads and low slippage. Entries and exits feel much cleaner, which makes a big difference when trading.
The main thing I liked the least is the 30-minute trading idea rule. It can feel restrictive, especially when managing multiple trades or reacting to changing market conditions.
4.0
User Friendliness
4.0
Payout Process
4.0
Customer Care
5.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
COReviews
5.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$50K
1 Step
Is a really good propfirm... When I did the challenge of my 50k funded account, I violate the rule of the limit drawdown per trading idea. Despite this, wsfunded provided me the funded account. After that, I made $2000 usds profit, however I got the payment rejected as I violate 2 rules: 1 of them was to trading in news, second one, was because I made 2 trades less than 60 seconds which is not allowed. However, despite those violations they decided to keepe the account active. After that, I continued trading. But this time, I didnt violate any rul...
1 Month +
1
2
1. Clear rules 2.Easy dashbord 3.Good fees 4.Support is not bad but could be better 5.Provides many oportunities
Support could be better and also, I would like to get more communication with risk department just in case
5.0
User Friendliness
5.0
Payout Process
5.0
Customer Care
4.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
CAReviews
3.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$5K
2 Steps
well got a 5k two step account with them and i got a bit of mixed feelings, apart from the mandatory stop loss rule and the amount of time you have to wait to get a payout after getting funded, the firm is ok
Less 1 Month
0
3
ironically enough is the mandatory stop loss rule
the fact that the not following the stop loss rule leads to a soft breach and automatically cancels that payout circle
3.0
User Friendliness
3.0
Payout Process
3.0
Customer Care
3.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
ETReviews
4.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$25K
1 Step
So the firm is a great firm overall, nice customer support and strong discord community, active engagements. the one thing i didnt quite like about the firm is that thier spreads are a bit wider than other firms, which affects my strategy. other than that, great firm
N/A
0
the community and customer support
spreads and costs
4.0
User Friendliness
4.0
Payout Process
4.0
Customer Care
4.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
IQReviews
1.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$25K
Instant
I spent 20 days trading on an Instant Pro account and reached the payout. They rejected my first payout because of an absurd rule: you must wait 30 minutes between trades, or the losses combine and breach the 1% limit. They didn't warn me until I requested my money! I reset the account and continued. Then came the '2-minute Stop Loss'. I opened two trades (one was a small lot by mistake). I am 100% sure I set an SL, but due to a Wi-Fi issue, one trade registered a violation. Now support says: you must complete the 15% consistency target for 7 days...
N/A
0
Spread and price
Only price account
1.0
User Friendliness
1.0
Payout Process
1.0
Customer Care
1.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
MXReviews
1.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$100K
2 Steps
I had 3 accounts with them: 2 Funded accounts of $100,000 each — Account #136500 and Account #127206 — and 1 account in Phase 2 of a $100,000 challenge — Account #139260. Previously, I had already received 2 payouts from Account #127206 without any issues. It was not until May 3 that I requested the 3rd payout from Account #127206 for $2,496 USD, and Account #136500 was already ready for payout with $1,094 USD. On May 6, I passed Phase 1 of a $100,000 Challenge I had purchased, and that same day I received the credentials for Phase 2 — Account #1...
3 Months +
2
8
Nothing. I liked the fact that it was a Hispanic, Spanish-speaking company, but all of that becomes worthless if, after a short period of time, they are going to ban you and cancel your accounts without justification.
The company rejected payouts without justification. They ban you and cancel the access to the platform and dashboard by changing your password to dont allow you to enter and access you information. They unjusitfied breach your accounts. You try to contact them, but you dont receive any answer or clarification. Stay away from this type of prop firms. I attached all the evidence
1.0
User Friendliness
1.0
Payout Process
1.0
Customer Care
1.0
Trading Conditions
Reason
Breach Reason
"Toxic Trading"
Summary
I requested a payout on May 3rd, and they rejected the payout and cancel the accounts on May 6th. They claimed "Toxic trading". The email marks Specifically: Trading patterns focused on short-term profits with maximum risk exposure.Lack of consistency in risk management and absence of a sustainable long-term approach.Behaviors that negatively impact the integrity and stability of our trading environment. That is absurd, because if I were inconsistent, I would not have had 2 active 100k funded accounts, and a 100k account on phase 2; and on the very same day that my 3 accounts were unjustifiably cancelled, I passed an account from Phase 1 to Phase 2. The risk-per-trade-idea rule was always followed, the 2-minute stop-loss rule was always followed, and I did not trade during news events. There was no rule violation. Especially because it happened immediately after requesting a payout. They rejected the payout and cancelled all 3 accounts. Likewise, the other funded account already had a withdrawal ready to be requested a few days later, and that payout was also lost. All of these consecutive actions clearly show bad practices intended to prevent me from being able to do anything. I am attaching all the evidence.
Documents From Reporter
3.8
COReviews
5.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$5K
1 Step
llevo mas de 6 meses de experiencia con WSFUNDED, hasta el momento ha sido excelente. Las reglas son claras, si por alguna razon llegas a incumplir una regla leve te llega una notificacion y no te quitan la cuenta. El dashboard es muy claro. Por otro lado la atencion al cliente es 24/7 muy precisa y efectiva. English Translation: "I've had experience with WSFUNDED for over six months, and so far it's been excellent. The rules are clear; if you happen to break a minor rule, you receive a notification, but your account isn't suspended. The dashboard ...
N/A
0
Las reglas son muy claras English Translation: "The rules are very clear"
Por el momento no me ha disgustado nada English Translation: "So far, I haven't disliked anything."
5.0
User Friendliness
5.0
Payout Process
5.0
Customer Care
5.0
Trading Conditions
3.8
BOReviews
5.0
Trader’s Satisfaction
$10K
1 Step
Mi experiencia con WSF ha sido un viaje muy agradable, antes ya había probado hacer challenges con otras empresas, pero ninguna me ofrecía el soporte y la claridad que me dio WSF desde el minuto 1, por eso confío a pleno en ellos y los recomiendo 100% English Translation: "My experience with WSF has been a very pleasant journey. I had tried doing challenges with other companies before, but none offered the support and clarity that WSF provided from the very beginning. That's why I fully trust them and recommend them 100%."
3 Months +
0
1
Lo que mas me gusto es que los CEO´s son personas que se muestran, comparten e interactúan con la comunidad, eso da confianza. English Translation: "What I liked most is that the CEOs are people who show themselves, share, and interact with the community; that inspires confidence."
No tengo algo que no me guste English Translation: "There's nothing I don't like."
5.0
User Friendliness
5.0
Payout Process
5.0
Customer Care
5.0
Trading Conditions