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Customer Reviews (28)
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1 year ago
Ethan Rodriguez
I’m honestly shocked by how this company handled things. I had money taken from my account repeatedly, even after I canceled. They kept billing me every month for accounts I’d already canceled, and I had to keep asking—again and again—for them to stop rebilling me. It got to the point where I was contacting them month after month, which is just ridiculous.
What really made it worse is that they only refunded one account. After that, they kept telling me they were “sending my refund,” but it took about two weeks of me following up before anything changed. During that time, they were essentially leading me on. Eventually, when I kept asking where the refund actually was, they banned me from their Discord. No explanation, no real resolution—just a ban.
Also, I couldn’t fix anything on my end because their website has allegedly never been properly working for over a year. It seems like the platform is set up in a way that gives you basically no control over your own account. In my view, that’s not just bad service—it borders on fraud.
There are plenty of other prop firms out there, so there’s really no reason to gamble your money with these scam artists. I ended up canceling my card after only three months because the billing wouldn’t stop. I’m filing chargebacks for the charges, and I’m also reporting them to FinCEN as well. Avoid them if you can.
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1 year ago
Mason Calder
It wasn’t flawless, but honestly, it got the job done. I signed up after a friend recommended it, and at first I started with a smaller account to test the waters. During the setup, I had a couple of questions, and support didn’t answer immediately—it took about a day—but they got back to me and walked things through.
Once everything was up and running, though, things ran pretty smoothly. I went through my evaluation without any major issues, and I received my payout within the week. I’ve tried a few other firms before, and compared to those, this one feels a lot more straightforward and less complicated.
Overall, it was a solid experience. I’m planning to scale up soon and see how it performs with a larger account.
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1 year ago
Jordan Patel
What really stood out to me is that the CEO of Precision doesn’t just sit in an office and talk the talk—he actually communicates with traders. That kind of hands-on attitude is rare, and it immediately tells you the company was built with real traders in mind, not just investors on paper.
In my case, the payouts have been consistent. For the past 4 months, I’ve received money every month without any issues. No delays, no weird runarounds, and no complaints from my side at all.
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1 year ago
Evelyn Ramirez
**Updated: 6/1/25**
Here’s what I ran into, and honestly, it’s enough to make me cautious. First off, their support basically won’t respond. That means if you’ve asked them to cancel (like I did by email), you may still get billed for your subscription anyway. It’s pretty frustrating—especially if you’re expecting them to actually process cancellations.
They also don’t offer a proper website login. That alone is a bit of a red flag for me, because if you’re paying for something ongoing, you should at least be able to manage your account in some straightforward way.
As for payouts, May traders still haven’t all been paid as far as I can tell. The ones I know who didn’t blow their accounts were paid on the **29th**, but only after the payout date was pushed multiple times. For context, before May, it seemed like payments were getting processed within **about 24 hours**.
Overall, I’d be careful using funds—and definitely be careful with the card—if you can’t afford to lose it. The only “rule” I noticed is their consistency requirement (they mention **30%**), and when payouts go smoothly this *can* seem like a decent option. But for me, the lack of email responses during the final week leading up to and during the payout window was the big warning sign.
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1 year ago
Noah Williams
This company looks like a scam. In my experience, you can still get charged for evaluations even after you’ve emailed them repeatedly and requested that they remove evaluation subscriptions. Then, when it’s time for payouts, they don’t pay—at least not the way they’re supposed to. They keep coming up with excuses and reasons to deny payouts, which is honestly ridiculous.
On top of that, they’ve been quick to ban traders and even close accounts when people perform well. If you’re starting to see profit, that’s when things seem to go downhill fast.
There are plenty of genuinely legit firms out there, so don’t waste your precious time with these guys.
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1 year ago
Ethan Caldwell
When it’s time to pay for PA support, they actually respond pretty fast. But if you’re not paying, things slow down—sometimes a lot. Then things took a turn: they got hacked, and user info was exposed. After that mess, I was still charged for PA support even though it was already “blown,” and I was told a refund wasn’t possible.
On top of that, there’s no real general chat channel in the Discord server, which feels a bit suspicious. Overall, it’s hard to trust how they handle support and account issues, especially after the breach.
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1 year ago
Ethan Porter
I got hit with a ban for “non payment,” and honestly, it feels pretty convenient. I had two separate accounts, both sitting at roughly $5,000 each, so the whole situation doesn’t add up. It wasn’t like there was some gradual issue—they just flat-out shut everything down.
After reading other reviews, I’m convinced I should’ve listened sooner. If you’re considering using this service, I’d strongly recommend staying away.
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1 year ago
Ethan Kowalski
If you’re looking at a growing prop firm, this one is genuinely strong. They respond really fast, and in my experience I’ve never had a payout denied, rejected, or even delayed. Everything’s been smooth from start to finish.
They’ve also recently introduced a straight-to-funded option, which makes it even easier to get moving. Overall, they’re competing with the best of the best—and for me, that shows in the consistency.
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1 year ago
Jordan Hayes
In my experience, this company really stands out for customer support. Compared to other firms I’ve dealt with, their team is more responsive and actually follows through. I never felt like I was being bounced around or stuck waiting too long—issues got handled in a way that felt both practical and respectful. Overall, it’s one of the better support setups I’ve seen, no question.
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1 year ago
Ravi Natarajan
This company is a scam. They’re currently unable to process payouts, and when you request your money, they refuse it using bizarre excuses. On top of that, they keep charging your card for “evaluations” even after you’ve emailed them to cancel—so yeah, the whole thing feels very shady from start to finish.
Their customer service is also a joke. They don’t respond to emails, and instead of actually helping, they basically steer you away from getting answers. If you’re looking for a straightforward, legitimate firm, avoid them completely. There are plenty of better, more established options out there.
For context, I was with them from around mid-2024 for nearly a full year. After I requested my very first payout, that’s when their real attitude showed. They denied my withdrawal and claimed “irregular trading behavior,” even though I met consistency standards and was able to make profits during April—during a pretty volatile market.
And honestly, their messaging is misleading. They’ll sweet-talk you by saying there are no trading restrictions and insisting they don’t deny payouts. But the reality is they’ll invent any reason to block you from getting paid, and they rely on vague language to get away with it.
I’m going to report them to the relevant U.S. agencies for what they’ve done—especially charging me for evaluation fees I did not purchase.
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1 year ago
Omar Ramirez
Honestly, I didn’t come across Precision Funding because of a strong recommendation. I found it almost by chance, and the reviews I saw at the time weren’t great. People were saying the company was young and not very dependable. I’ll admit it—at first I was skeptical.
But then I thought, “Okay, I’ll ask and I’ll check myself.” I took my time and read all the rules and prohibited behaviors carefully. After that, I followed everything: hard work, full dedication, and consistent trading for the required number of days (and yes, I respected every detail they mention). It wasn’t just a “quick try”—I actually put in the effort to do it properly.
Yesterday, I submitted my first payment requests on 2 accounts. Today, all the money is already in my account. That’s what surprised me the most.
So, to anyone who’s unsure: if you follow the rules, Precision Funding really is a solid and reliable prop firm. I was also genuinely impressed with their Customer Service. The support response is quick, straightforward, and actually helpful—no back-and-forth, no vague answers.
Overall, I can only say GOOD. Big thumbs up from me.
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1 year ago
Daniel Romero
Last month, I messed up the wire transfer details on my payout request—turns out I entered an incorrect account number. They flagged it right away, told me what went wrong, and returned the transfer to the correct receiving bank. After that, they processed it again using the corrected account number and routing information.
The good news is that the updated transfer still moved quickly. I received it the next morning, so the whole correction process took roughly a day. I’ll definitely keep trading with them based on how smoothly they handled the situation once the mistake was identified.
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1 year ago
Nina Calderon
If you’re looking to get scammed, you could start by doing business with this company. Honestly, they’re worthless.
**Update:** Precision Funding reached out by email and asked me to remove my negative review. I refused, and I explained why. They then offered me store credit of **$130**, but I still insisted they process my refund instead. At this point, it really seems like they just didn’t listen.
This is the part that really bothers me: when someone overpays by mistake, you’re supposed to refund the money—especially when the error is spotted right away and you’re notified immediately. What happened here doesn’t feel like a misunderstanding or a paperwork issue. It comes across as something much more like a scam.
Do better. Refund what’s owed and handle this properly.
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2 years ago
James Peterson
This is a complete scam. The support team is also pretty much useless—there’s a clear lack of basic knowledge about the subject, and they don’t seem able to help in any meaningful way. Save your time and money; I definitely do **not** recommend it.
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2 years ago
Miguel Santos
De verdad, no recomiendo esta empresa de fondeo. Ha sido una experiencia bastante mala, especialmente por la calidad de la atención al cliente. Pero lo peor es el servicio de señal de precio: se cae constantemente.
No hay nada peor que tener una posición abierta y, de repente, quedarte sin la señal o sin servicio. Después intentas volver a ingresar y el servidor te rechaza, y mientras pasan los minutos tú ni siquiera sabes qué está pasando con tu posición. Se siente como que te dejan “a la deriva”, y eso en trading es peligrosísimo.
Hoy ya fue el límite. Por eso decidí cerrar mi cuenta aprobada con ellos. Prefiero asumir la pérdida y ya, antes de seguir perdiendo dinero con esta empresa.
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2 years ago
Marcus Thompson
**Update (7-24-24):**
Ilham from Precision Funding did address a few of my concerns. That said, not all of my questions are answered yet—I’m still waiting on a detailed response. He did send an email, and to be fair, it was nicely written and included a sincere apology for what happened earlier.—
## Initial Review (7/18/24):
At first, I was genuinely pleased with Precision Funding. Their servers were fast, support through Discord was decent, and they seemed open to feedback. For a little while, it felt like a solid setup.Then I asked questions in their Discord today, and the responses I got were basically just “YES.” I told them it was unfortunate they couldn’t elaborate, and I mentioned I wouldn’t be purchasing additional accounts. After that, they removed me from their Discord almost immediately. Honestly, that part really angered me—especially since I had just passed some accounts that day.
### What they don’t really tell you:
1. The PA agreement says “trade news,” but it also says not to trade news *to make money*—and that wording is pretty serious.
2. In PA accounts, you’re only supposed to trade less than 40% of your max contracts, or they don’t have to pay you. On a $25k account, that can work out to something like trading a 1 mini only about 60% of the time. Plus, there’s no mini-to-micro conversion available. The micro limit is capped at 5 micros on all plans.
3. No Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) in a PA account, even though they’d previously told me in Discord that it was fine.
4. If you hold a trade for under about 8 seconds, they can classify it as HFT and won’t pay.
5. Accounts are manually provisioned, and mistakes do seem to happen during that process.
6. The CEO isn’t really active in Discord—at least not consistently (maybe 2–3 times total). From my experience, the whole thing seemed to be run by someone named “Sophia,” and she was the one who booted me.Overall, you can’t run a customer-facing business like this—kicking people out just because they ask follow-up questions. It’s one thing to have policies, but it’s another to refuse to clarify them and then boot customers when they try to understand.
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2 years ago
Maya Thompson
Precision Finding is, hands down, one of the best futures prop firms I’ve seen. I originally checked them out after Apex denied my payout, so I figured I’d give Precision Finding a shot.
It’s been close to 2 months now, and I’ve already received a payout, which honestly says a lot. The execution has felt solid, and the pricing is noticeably better than what I was getting with Apex. On top of that, their rules seem more straightforward and fair, making the whole process feel less stressful.
Overall, if you’re comparing firms, Precision Finding is worth your time—especially if you’ve had issues getting paid elsewhere.
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2 years ago
Aarav Nair
I’m filing this review as a serious grievance against Precision Funding LLC. In my case, their actions caused a significant financial loss, and honestly the way they handled everything felt careless and unfair—even though I followed the agreement and the process they outlined.
I started with Precision in April 2024. I came in because their evaluation accounts and Performance Account (PA) fees seemed competitive. After completing multiple evaluations successfully, I traded with them for about two months. Then, when I submitted my payout requests in June, Precision denied them. That denial directly conflicts with the payout rules and thresholds for PAs that were clearly stated in our contract.
What made it worse is what happened around May, right when they launched a new website. They changed the rules for new accounts. Their message to existing traders (including me) was basically that we would remain under the original guidelines, while new evaluations would follow the updated requirements. That reassurance didn’t hold up. When I requested payouts, they told me my accounts didn’t qualify under the “current” payout requirements. So, effectively, they applied the newer threshold to existing accounts, even though both the original contract and their earlier statements suggested existing traders would be grandfathered.
I did provide proof. I included email confirmations and I also had support staff assurances through Discord. Despite that, my requests were dismissed. Their argument was tied to some disclaimer claiming they can change rules without notice. To me, that’s exactly the kind of policy that destroys trust, because the entire point of an agreement is that both sides follow what was promised.
For the record, I requested payout for six PAs. All six met the payout requirements under the terms we agreed to. The contract (signed before Precision changed the thresholds in late May) entitled me to $1.5K per account. Instead, Precision refused and denied the payouts as submitted.
Precision then offered “solutions,” but neither matched what the contract actually said. The first option was $1K per account and then they would stop further payments. That would mean I would walk away losing over $11K sitting in those accounts, plus any earnings I could have made going forward. The second option was $1K for only two out of the six PAs, with the claim that I could continue trading for the rest later. Even if they called it goodwill, both options were still in conflict with our original deal.
At that point, I chose immediate payouts and asked to keep trading using the remaining balance—over approximately $11,000 total across the 6 accounts—under the revised rules. Instead, I found out they terminated those accounts after paying out $1K each. Those accounts still had more than $11K in capital I had earned through trading, and I’m now forced to forfeit it.
On top of all that, they also charged account resets and monthly fees even though I explicitly instructed them not to. Only after I noticed the charges and raised complaints did they refund me. That’s not just frustrating—it’s unprofessional and makes the whole situation feel even more sketchy.
I traded with Precision for roughly two months, held up my end of the bargain, and still ended up dealing with broken promises, shifting rule enforcement, and a complete lack of respect for trader agreements. I genuinely believe other traders will get denied payouts under the same playbook, and that’s why I’m speaking up.
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2 years ago
Mateo Ramirez
Stay far away from Precision Funding. I’m not one to write reviews like this, but what happened to me was too outrageous to ignore. They terminated my accounts right after I raised concerns about not receiving payouts during May 15–20. And that was only the latest issue—there were already many other problems I brought up that I can’t fully detail here.
Here’s the gist: they kept sending emails saying my payout would be sent once they had the correct account number and address. The frustrating part is that I had already emailed that information to them, multiple times. Instead of owning the mistake, they blamed me. Then they claimed the payout was sent “already,” even after I told them I still hadn’t received it. For a while, they were basically spinning the same story with different wording, over and over.
At one point, I even posted the situation publicly (because I was beyond fed up). I told social media and traders I know about the “awful misunderstanding” and that I hadn’t received my payout. After a long fight, I finally received about $4,000. But honestly, it shouldn’t have been that hard in the first place.
What really tells me everything is this: they allowed me to keep trading. And once they saw I was making money—after years of hard work—they started using excuses to avoid paying. I had roughly $19k across 7 accounts. If they were operating honestly, I should have been able to withdraw around $14k. Instead, they clearly weren’t interested in profitable traders who actually perform.
Eventually, they sent me a message like this:
“To ensure a fair resolution, we are offering you the option to receive a refund for all Performance Accounts (PAs) you currently hold. Please let us know how you would like to proceed regarding these refunds.”I didn’t agree to that. I replied that they should wire the account balances for all performance accounts where I worked for the results. What did they do? They only sent the active PA refunds—$560. That’s it. Not remotely close to what I paid through evaluations and Performance Accounts.
So yeah, I genuinely believe they’ll do this to other people too, especially those who may not have the time, knowledge, or persistence to fight back. If you’re looking for a prop firm that acts in good faith, this isn’t it. There are plenty of better options out there, and I wish I had chosen one from the start. I thank God I already have a solid career and I’ve learned to trade well regardless—but Precision Funding is, in my experience, absolutely the worst.
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2 years ago
Jordan Alvarez
There’s quite a bit I could mention about Precision, but I’ll keep this review focused on the only part that really matters: payouts.
When I submitted payout requests, they were denied. Precision’s explanation was that my trades were “speculative” and supposedly showed gambling-like behavior—something that could benefit from sudden profit spikes—so they said I didn’t fit their risk profile.
Honestly, that reason didn’t hold up. My strategy uses trades with 8 contracts. Precision claimed that was too many, even though the maximum contract limit for a $50k account is 12. On top of that, they suggested I could ride profit surges, despite the fact that I consistently placed a take-profit order about 6 to 12 ticks out on every trade. I also only took a few trades per day, and things were steady—nowhere near their daily “consistency” requirement of 30%. There were no random “surges,” at least not in the way they implied.
What made it worse is that Precision told me I should limit trades to 4 contracts or under. That conflicts with their own stated maximum, where 12 contracts is permitted.
To be clear, if Precision just doesn’t like a particular trading style, I understand they can decline to work with someone going forward. They could also request strategy changes or update their contract language for future evaluations. What I do *not* think is acceptable is denying payouts for results that were already achieved while trading within the stated guidelines. It also creates a pretty concerning precedent—basically, that they can interpret terms however they want and deny a payout anyway, even after a contract is signed.
I pushed back with specific justification and pointed out how my trading met their requirements. They stayed firm, and they reset my profit allocations (PAs) back to $0 profit. They told me I could try again, but after about ten days of trading carefully within their rules, I wasn’t willing to restart the process from scratch.
In the end, Precision refunded all the evaluation and PA fees I had paid, and we parted ways amicably. Credit where it’s due: their communication was respectful. Still, despite wanting to like them, I can’t recommend Precision to other traders based on my experience with what felt like inconsistent and at times arbitrary payout denials.
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2 years ago
Ethan Mitchell
The support team’s attitude is genuinely good—they’re friendly and seem willing to help. That said, there are a few issues here that really can’t be ignored.
First up, the website and the PA agreements don’t match. They literally give different amounts for the same thing, which is a red flag for anyone trying to make sense of the terms. The disagreement shows up around the activation cost too: one part mentions **$80 per month** for PA activation, while another option lists a **lifetime price of $180**. If you’re going to sell a product with clear pricing, you shouldn’t have conflicting numbers in your own paperwork.
Another problem: they calculate drawdown based on **unrealized** results. Depending on how you interpret performance, that can be misleading, and it definitely changes the picture compared to using realized drawdown.
Communication is also slower than it should be. It takes too long to get information up to the head honcho, **Ilham**. When things go wrong, people shouldn’t have to chase answers for days.
Finally—and this one’s serious—there was an **email spoof** sent to users that included a cracked download. That puts users at risk, period. Ilham and the staff were notified and asked to immediately send a warning message to their user base. They didn’t. **That’s a big, big no-no.**
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2 years ago
Nora Martinez
I stumbled across Precision Funding while looking up how to set up Quantower on YouTube, and honestly, I’m really impressed. The prop firm offers up to 25 PA, and that flexibility is a big plus.
What also stood out to me is the pricing—both the evaluation (Eval) and PA fees felt much better compared to other firms I checked.
On top of that, customer support has been excellent. They’ve been responsive and helpful whenever I’ve had questions, and it made the whole process a lot smoother.
Overall, I’m very happy with Precision Funding. ✅
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2 years ago
Evelyn Hart
I’m honestly really glad someone put me onto this fast, up-and-coming prop firm. I’ll admit I was a bit skeptical at first and almost held back, but their customer service and consistently quick responses won me over right away.
After my first payout came through, that trust only grew stronger. At this point, I’m heavily leaning toward making them my go-to prop firm—and yeah, I’m ready to start racking up wins on my 20-Pa account(s).
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2 years ago
Maya Thompson
Absolutely—100% recommend. Honestly, this is one of those products/services that just delivers, and I didn’t run into any annoying issues along the way. If you’re on the fence, don’t overthink it. Go for it.
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2 years ago
Aarav Patel
They’ve been answering pretty much every question I’ve posted in their Discord, and honestly, it feels like they genuinely want traders to succeed. I’d say it’s made a real difference in helping people like me reach our withdrawal goals. Also, the activation fee is only $79.99 per month, which is pretty reasonable compared to what you usually see elsewhere. Overall, the support has been consistent and helpful, and I really appreciate that.
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2 years ago
Noah Patel
I bought my first 25 evaluations when they first launched on March 5th, and I finally got through them yesterday. I just had my agreements signed and my data fees paid too, so I’m really excited to be funded now. I’ve already got my PAs, and I’m just looking forward to making my first withdrawals during the next payout window.
Overall, customer support has been solid. Every time I had questions, they got back to me within a few hours, which honestly made the process a lot less stressful. The whole thing seems smooth so far, and they’ve got a pretty reasonable setup as well—especially considering the low activation fee and the evaluation package I chose (25 evals to start with).
If you’re deciding whether they’re worth it, I’d say yes. They seem great, and the support alone is a big plus.
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2 years ago
Maya Sharma
So far, I haven’t run into any issues. I passed the evaluation tests without a hitch, and the response time after requesting the PA account was prompt. I’ll definitely try more of their evaluations going forward.
Mason Lee
This feels totally fake. Like, what kind of “casino-style” prop firm is running things like this? If you’re going to buy an account for trading practice, you should stick with legit companies such as MFFU, TopStep, or Humble Futures—firms that actually have a real process and reputation behind them.
I was under the impression these were meant for educational use. But after purchasing an account from them, nothing ever got set up properly and I couldn’t even get through to start. On top of that, I’m now stuck trying to get a refund with no success. Honestly, it’s been a frustrating experience and I wouldn’t trust them with your money.