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3 months ago
Daniel Robertson
AJ Currency and Seafrea Capital are, in my opinion, the biggest prop-firm scammers in the industry. I personally had a payout denied by FundedX, and the reason they gave was “one-sided betting,” even though I was trading completely inside their rules.
On my live funded account I took 9 total trades, with both buys and sells, and every position was managed under a 1% risk per trade. So there was no overleveraging, no weird gambling behaviour, and nothing that looks like exploiting a loophole.
The reason they pointed to was that 7 out of 9 trades were executed in the same direction on XAUUSD. But honestly, that’s just how markets work sometimes. If there’s a clear trend or bias, you’re not automatically “betting” — you’re following price action. By their logic, any trader who uses a trend-following approach could get branded for a rule breach, which doesn’t make sense.
What bothers me most is the lack of transparency. They didn’t reference any specific trade(s) as the problem, and they didn’t provide clear metrics or a breakdown of how their “one-sided betting” label was calculated. It was basically a vague interpretation that they used to deny the payout.
Do not purchase anything with this company. They’ll pay out the people they want to pay — the ones they hype on social media — and everyone else gets shut down with excuses. At this point, it feels like they’ve bitten off more than they can handle and are in serious financial trouble. Scam, plain and simple.
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3 months ago
Andrew Marshall
⭐ 1 Star – Asking for a proper review across both accounts
Honestly, my experience with FundedX has been really frustrating. I’ve had payout issues across two separate accounts, and at this point I’m looking for a fair and transparent re-evaluation with proper context taken into account.
For the first account, my payout was rejected due to a supposed “15 tick scalp rule” breach. This came after a soft breach from over the weekend. Trading was impacted by platform/system conditions, and the trade was closed because of what was effectively a technical limitation. I get that rules exist and they have to be enforced, but in my case it felt less like deliberate misuse and more like an unfortunate edge-case.
Then on my second account, I was hit with a “account sharing” rejection.
To be completely clear across both accounts:
– I’m the only person who has accessed or traded on them
– Everything was done from a single device
– My trading is consistent, structured, and clearly follows a single-user styleIn the second case, it seems the decision was based purely on multiple IP addresses. That part is understandable from a technical viewpoint, but it doesn’t automatically mean multiple users. I was using a mobile connection while travelling, with a travel eSIM that can route through different locations. So yes, the IPs can change (sometimes within the same day), but that doesn’t reflect separate traders.
After explaining all of this in detail, I requested another review. However, I wasn’t provided with any evidence showing:
– Multiple devices
– Simultaneous logins
– Any conflicting or erratic trading behaviourI also followed up on the appeal status. I was told the Risk team handles a high volume of messages, which I understand. Still, after waiting past the expected timeframe, I haven’t received a meaningful update.
What concerns me across both situations is the heavy reliance on technical or edge-case triggers instead of a full evaluation of my trading behaviour and the surrounding context.
I’m not trying to start a fight here—I’m genuinely open to resolving this professionally. I’d just like FundedX to review both accounts again, properly, with the full story.
Please can the team respond and address this properly?
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4 months ago
Sofia Martin
Absolute scammers!! I passed my second evaluation and on Sunday I made $10,284.70 on a trade. After that, they denied my payout, claiming it was related to news trading—which I never do. What really bothered me is that they updated their news trading rules the very next week, right after I submitted my payout request.
AVOID THEM. Honestly, stick with companies that are more reputable like FTMO and Alpha Capital, because this experience was just a mess.
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5 months ago
Amadi Okonkwo
My account got breached for absolutely no good reason. It just happened out of nowhere, and I honestly couldn’t figure out what triggered it. I’ve been trying to get things sorted, but the whole situation feels unnecessary and frustrating, especially since there was no clear activity or warning beforehand.
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5 months ago
Chidinma Okafor
This feels like a scam company, so please avoid them. I’m not sure how they manage to keep getting people to trust them, but the whole experience just didn’t add up. Don’t waste your time or money—there are better options out there.
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5 months ago
Chinedu Okonkwo
Seriously, don’t waste your money on this. I know it might seem like a decent deal at first, but it just isn’t worth it at all—honestly, save your cash and look elsewhere. Lol.
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5 months ago
Liam Patterson
Honestly, one star is already too generous. This prop firm really doesn’t deserve any positive rating. I’ve had THREE payouts rejected, and the excuses were either confusing or just plain unfair.
The first rejection was allegedly due to scalping. To be fair, I did enter a trade that could technically be classified that way, but it happened unintentionally. I had accidentally entered my position wrong, then went to close it so I could re-enter properly, and I assumed that would be treated the same as correcting an entry. The issue is they don’t clearly explain that this kind of situation would count against you. I accepted it and moved on.
The second time, on my $200k instant funded account, I was accused of breaching the “consistency rule” even though I didn’t. On top of that, even if I had supposedly breached it, you’re meant to receive three soft breaches before it turns into a final breach that gets the account closed automatically. You’re also supposed to be notified about each soft breach and the final breach. In my case, my dashboard showed I was still passing, and I never received any alerts about soft breaches. If I had been informed, I would have adjusted my trading immediately. Instead, I only got hit with the accusation a WEEK later—right after I finally passed everything and requested my $13k profit payout.
The third rejection was the same story on my $10k instant funded account. I even checked my consistency limit in advance, and I didn’t breach it once. Not even a single soft breach. Yet they still rejected the payout claiming I fully broke the consistency rule.
Overall, the experience is appalling. Support is painfully unhelpful, and it genuinely feels like they do everything they can to find reasons to deny payouts so they can keep your profits. It’s hard not to notice how the owner, Seamus, seems to live a flashy lifestyle, and the only people that hype the firm are usually the ones with influence—because it looks like incentives are involved. I’m not usually the praying type, but I genuinely hope this operation gets shut down soon, because it’s absolutely abysmal.
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5 months ago
Harriet Collins
Honestly, this is the biggest scam outfit I’ve come across. I’ve been through 4 separate accounts, passed Phase 2, and still got funded on some runs only for payouts to be declined on others.
They always seem to find some reason to breach you, and they won’t even show you clear proof of what you supposedly did wrong—despite the fact you know you didn’t. At one point, I had a screen recording that showed the issue wasn’t what they claimed, and they actually had to reimburse my account. Then later they tried to pin a different breach on me, saying it was “tick scalping,” even though my trades were just hitting break-even. It wasn’t scalping at all.
In short: DO NOT BUY.
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5 months ago
Michael Thompson
They marked my account as “hedging” even though I only trade with funded x and I only place 1 trade at a time—never multiple. Honestly, it feels like a complete scam. If you’re anywhere near $3,000 or more, they will find a reason not to pay you. Stay away from this place.
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5 months ago
Oliver Thompson
I mainly stayed in one direction with my trades and ended up making a decent profit. After that, I went ahead and requested my payout. Unfortunately, it was rejected on the basis that I allegedly breached their rules. Not long after, they removed my account entirely, and it honestly feels like they just kept what I earned.
I’ve tried contacting support, but nothing has been resolved. Even the risk team won’t provide a straight answer or point to anything specific. In the end, waiting it out made it pretty clear how CENTURY “100” operates. The fact that their payment process was so inconsistent really reinforced my concerns, and those experiences played a big part in how I ended up viewing the platform.
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5 months ago
Marcus Tremblay
Worst platform I’ve ever used—seriously, don’t even waste your money. Their rules feel like a trick, and the whole experience was just a letdown. In my opinion, it’s a total waste of cash compared to other prop firms. I’d honestly stick with FTMO or one of the other reputable companies instead.
Also, the support wasn’t any better. I dealt with someone named Ayush (I’m not even sure if that’s the exact spelling), but he didn’t really help and kept giving the same kind of responses. Overall, this was not worth it.
Never buying an account again. Save your money and choose wisely.
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5 months ago
Martin Nguyen
I managed to get my first payout, but it still got rejected a short time later due to what they call “hidden rules,” like the need for a fast re-entry after a stop-out. Honestly, that’s not how it’s presented upfront.
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5 months ago
Marcus Johnson
They’ll straight up lie about tick scalping, then turn around and breach you on a “trade” where your TP got hit within 15 seconds. Honestly, the $15 move felt completely out of sync too, especially since the market wasn’t moving that fast. I don’t know if it’s rigged or just bad faith, but either way, avoid this company like the plague. Scammers.
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5 months ago
Marko Keller
I passed all stages on the 50k account.
I traded mostly short on Gold and ended up making about 9.8k, then I requested the payout.
Unfortunately it got denied because they claim I “breached” a rule about “one-side betting”.
After that they deleted my account, so I guess my roughly 9.8k is gone with it.
Support didn’t really help, and the risk team wasn’t any better either. Also, AJ posts about his lifestyle in Dubai… but now we know it might not be from clean earnings.
Honestly, don’t buy any challenge on FundedX—ever.
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5 months ago
Daniel Cooper
Passed Phase 1 & 2. I got my funded credentials within 48 hours as promised. There were a couple of small hiccups though—trading days weren’t showing on my dashboard at first, but the support team sorted it out pretty quickly.
I submitted my first withdrawal last Tuesday (03/02) and it was approved today (09/02). Other than that brief wait for payout approval, the whole process has been smooth and there’s honestly nothing to complain about.
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6 months ago
Sanne Vermeulen
On Monday the 2nd of February, I requested my payout. The payout itself was approved within 24 hours, and then they told me it would take another 1 to 3 business days to actually receive the money. So far, I haven’t received any email confirming it was paid, which is already a bit worrying.
Contacting support was decent, I’ll give them that—but at this point it’s basically a waiting game. I’ll post an update once (or if) the payment comes through.
Update February 17: still nothing. I’ve contacted them every day since the approval, and they keep repeating the same thing: be patient, or it’ll arrive very soon. Unfortunately, “very soon” didn’t really mean anything.
Update February 20: I kept messaging customer service and also the Discord. A worker finally told me they had paid me out using some kind of handwritten receipt. However, when I asked for the actual transaction details, they went quiet. After that, they suddenly started saying they were checking back with the team.
Update February 23: I was still arguing with them about the payout from February 3. In the end, though, they did process my requested payout from February 17—about 24 hours after approval.
Update February 27: today I received an email from FundedX explaining that the payout wasn’t processed correctly because of a system error. Now it’s almost a month after the approval, but it does look like the payout should land in my wallet soon.
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6 months ago
James Whitaker
I found this firm to be fairly professional and reliable—at least at the start. Things changed as soon as I requested a payout. My first payout was approved on 31/12/2025, and by 19/01/2026 it still hadn’t landed. After that, communication became pretty frustrating: I kept getting the same “please be patient” message, but no real timeline, no clear next steps, and nothing that actually helped me understand what was going on.
I then requested another withdrawal and, instead of explaining the delay, a breach was applied. I appealed the decision and provided supporting evidence, but honestly the appeal process felt anything but transparent. It didn’t seem like my circumstances—or the facts I submitted—were given proper consideration. It came across more like a box-ticking exercise than a genuine review.
The part that worries me most is how they seem to handle negative feedback. From my experience, comments and suggestions that aren’t overly positive get removed. I was invited to submit suggestions, so I did, but my post was deleted because it pointed out an area that needed improvement. Constructive criticism shouldn’t be treated like hostility.
Overall, it looks like everything runs smoothly at first, and then the problems show up once payouts are involved. I’m sharing this review to be upfront about what happened to me, in case other traders are thinking about going with them.
Just read through the recent reviews—this company really does need a serious overhaul.
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6 months ago
Lachlan Thompson
They refused my payout, saying it was due to a “news trade” that had nothing to do with what I’d actually been trading. Then they wiped out my account for reasons that really didn’t make sense to me.
I followed the rules and tried to handle everything properly, but when I contacted support, I didn’t get any real help—no clear explanation either. At this point, I’m honestly not sure what I’m supposed to do next.
#Stovex#Global#Inc isn’t built for the usual hype cycles. After joining, my results have stayed fairly consistent with the same structure, so I expected more transparency when something went wrong.
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7 months ago
Liam O’Connor
They make rules up on the spot, honestly. I requested a payout and they just halted my account straight away. When I asked what was going on, they claimed I’d done “tic trading”, but I hadn’t done anything like that. My trades actually run for about 45 minutes to around 6 hours, so it’s not like I was doing anything suspicious.
On top of that, they refused to release the funds. It felt really unfair and not transparent at all. I wouldn’t use them—save yourself the hassle. Don’t expect any real explanations, either, because they’ll just shut you down and move on.
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1 year ago
Sam Hilpert
This proprietary trading firm leaves much to be desired. Honestly, you’d be better off heading to a casino to gamble your money away than purchasing a challenge here.
They often change the rules without notifying anyone. It’s frustrating that they don’t even let you know when you’ve breached the account. Instead, they’ll wait until you ask for your hard-earned funds, then suddenly inform you that you breached the account two months prior on some random trade, just to waste your time.
If you want to avoid losing your money, it’s wise to look for another prop firm!
Andrei Ionescu
FUNDEDX IS JUST A GOAT AUTO PARTS CASH TRAP.
Honestly, this is probably the worst “prop” firm I’ve come across—don’t buy any accounts from them, even if you keep seeing that 60% discount. The promotional price looks good, but what matters is payouts, and that’s where they fall apart.
I’ve been in their Discord since November 2025, and I’ve been paying attention pretty consistently. From what I can see, they do not pay traders, and the rules feel deliberately hidden. On top of that, a lot of people reported payouts getting rejected—out of around 10 attempts, maybe 1 or 2 get accepted. It used to be more transparent and a bit more trustworthy in the past, but now it’s basically a mess.
If you comment anything negative about their support, the risk team, or the payouts, you might get timed out. That’s what happened to me too, and I wasn’t even trying to “hate”—just saying my opinion. The worst part is how they change the rules without properly informing anyone. In December 2025, they introduced a rule like “1-sided betting”. Gold spiked hard, so they had to pay some customers, and suddenly this rule appeared to block future payouts. People complained that it was implemented randomly, without warnings or announcements, and when asked, the CEO’s response was literally “sorry”.
They also keep playing name games. On Trustpilot they’re listed under FUNDEDX / GOAT AUTO PARTS, but before that the branding was different—things like Aero Computers and other variations. It feels like they change the name every time too many bad reviews pile up, so it becomes harder to track them.
Support quality is another disaster. It’s mostly generic responses from some agents (I noticed a lot of the replies sound very India-based / untrained), and they often don’t actually answer the question. The risk team takes about a week—sometimes it feels longer—then they reject payouts under “rules” that are vague enough to confuse you. Their website explains things in a way that’s easy to misunderstand, and that’s basically how they catch people. In my view, around 60–70% of outcomes are denied, especially because of these worst rules.
Also, payouts take roughly 5–7 days for a response (approved or denied), and then they deny it anyway. The CEO doesn’t seem active anymore either. He used to be more present, but now it feels like he only cares about personal gain and getting people’s money.
I really don’t recommend trusting this prop firm. Wait and you’ll see enough bad reviews to confirm it, no matter what discount they throw on the page. I hope they get forced to shut down—because this system is unfair and exhausting.