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I’d like to say a big thank you to Suryansh from the Lark Funding team. Honestly, it’s pretty rare to meet someone who manages to mix top-tier professionalism with real, human kindness like he does. His help wasn’t only a technical support thing—it really became the push I needed to move forward.
Suryansh goes well beyond the usual expectations to make sure traders feel guided, supported, and genuinely valued. You can tell he takes the process seriously and he still finds time to be understanding and responsive when questions come up.
If you’re looking for a firm that actually cares about its clients’ journey—not just about numbers—then you should definitely consider Lark Funding. Thanks again, Suryansh. You’re truly an excellent representative of what quality looks like.
I’m really impressed with Lark Funding. Their customer service is genuinely top notch. Any questions I had were dealt with within a few minutes by Skiller, even though it was the weekend, which I didn’t expect at all. Right now I’m working through two challenges I won via their trading competition, and I’m hoping to get funded with them soon. Overall, the support has been consistent and fast, so far, and that makes a big difference.
Matt really did me dirty. Honestly, I can’t believe it—after I’ve been watching him on YouTube, where he claims to “defend traders” and pushes back on prop firms, he still took the trader’s side first… until suddenly he didn’t.
I was already hesitant because the 200K challenge costs $1500 USD, but he justified it by saying there’s a monthly payout of about $1,000, so it would make sense. Then he added that if you used a Sept 15 discount, you’d get another account after your first payout. That’s how the whole thing started, and I decided to join.
I passed the challenge phase with less than 0.8% risk per trade. Let me repeat it clearly: 0.8% RISK PER TRADE, with up to a 1:5 RR. I completed the 200K challenge and made around 160 in profit so I could qualify for the second free challenge, like he promised. After that, I received one of those typical “scammy prop firm” emails saying I breached a trading rule—no real proof, nothing solid—exactly the kind of thing he constantly warns about on his channel, when he talks about other firms.
At first I was confused, so I went to Discord just to ask. I mean literally just ask. And the “General Dictator Matt” blocked me right away, like he was scared, even though I wasn’t accusing anyone. I didn’t make any accusations at all—I only wanted the reasoning. At that moment, I already knew I’d been scammed.
I know he’s going to see this review, and I know he’ll probably respond (and maybe he’ll try to sound fair), BUT you—yes, YOU, the person reading—please pay attention to his reply. If he brings evidence, I’ll accept it. If he just responds to respond, so it looks like he addressed the issue, then you’ll know too.
I wish I could share my email here so every reader can request proof, but that goes against Trustpilot’s terms. Still, don’t worry—you’ll see me on other platforms with full proof, unlike him.
If I can save even ONE person from losing money to this, then honestly, it’s enough for me.
God bless you, and please stay safe.
Dear Sir,
I’m writing regarding my account being flagged under “multiple accounts” for the Lark Funding competition. I’m based in Balochistan, Pakistan, and that area is where many traders operate from, so the location itself isn’t something unusual.
I should also mention that I used public Wi‑Fi at one point, and I understand that can sometimes confuse the system. Still, I trade on my own independently, using my own device, and I’ve followed the competition rules from start to finish.
Could you please review the available data again? If there’s no real violation found, I’d really appreciate it if my account and prize could be restored.
Thank you for your time and support.
Lark Funding is really great. I joined the free trading competition and, after completing the rounds, I received my reward: a 100k 1-Step account. Honestly, this is the biggest account size I’ve ever had, so I’m genuinely grateful to the leadership team at Lark.
I’m planning to make maximum use of this opportunity so I can push my trading further and also give back to the community. What I like most is the overall vibe—it’s such a supportive community with positive energy, and you can feel that from the way people interact.
Please keep up the good work. More wins are coming!
So far, my experience with the firm has been genuinely amazing. There’s no extra non-sense rules, and everything feels pretty straightforward, which is great if you’re trying to build a career in trading. With Lark Funding, it’s been easier to stay focused and actually learn the process properly.
Also, I received multiple accounts thanks to their monthly competitions—got in a few rounds already, and it’s been pretty encouraging overall.
The trading execution is on point, honestly. Things seem to move in a pretty reliable way, and orders get handled fast enough.
Customer support is also helpful—whenever I’ve had questions, they respond and guide me clearly. I didn’t have to chase anyone for updates, which I really appreciated.
As for the payouts, the process feels smooth overall. I’ve been getting paid without any unnecessary delays, and that consistency matters a lot.
I was planning to purchase a large account with Larking Funding, but before I went ahead I wanted to test the process with a $10k Instant Funding challenge first. On their website they state there are no minimum trading days, but in practice they require you to build 0.5% of the account over a minimum period of 3 days. Once I hit the target, I submitted a withdrawal.
To their credit, my withdrawal was approved. However, instead of the payout landing, I kept receiving emails asking me to leave a review on PFM—and basically saying it was needed so they could pay me. After about a week, when I told them I wouldn’t be doing a video review, my account balance suddenly dropped by roughly $10. The balance ended up about 40 cents under the $10k threshold.
Now the account is apparently “breached” because it falls below $10k. That doesn’t make sense to me. If the withdrawal was approved, why was the account suddenly considered breached? And after the approval, why did I never receive the money? If you’re searching for a legitimate Prop Firm, I genuinely don’t recommend them. Please look elsewhere.
I’m currently funded through Lark, and so far the whole process has been pretty smooth. What I like most is there don’t seem to be strict consistency rules like some other programs, and the trading conditions are fairly flexible. Also, the customer support has been excellent—whenever I had questions, they responded quickly and helped me understand things properly. Overall, I can’t complain.
Just had my fourth payout from Lark Funding. So far, I really can’t complain, it’s a solid prop firm. Customer service has been pretty good, and the CEO is actually active on Discord, which you don’t see everywhere.
What I like most is there aren’t any overly silly trading rules. You can trade how you want—if you’re doing news trading, you’re not forced into some rigid consistency nonsense. Essentially, you make what you can, based on your own approach. Overall, it’s been a straightforward experience for me.
I highly recommend this site—honestly, the rules for traders are the best I’ve seen so far. Everything feels very fair, and the setup is pretty straightforward. If you’re looking for a platform with clear guidelines, this one won’t disappoint. Very fair indeed.
Overall, it’s pretty good, but a few of the rules feel a bit ridiculous.
1) There’s a max of 10,000 in profits per trade, which limits how much you can realistically take advantage of.
2) The leverage cap is also restrictive—only up to 50%. On top of that, the effective leverage is quite low (it feels more like 1:30 at times, or around 1:15 in practice), which is very low compared to what you’d expect.
I think it’s a decent platform, but these limits are definitely holding things back a bit.
Sir, I won the competition and came in first place, but I never received the prize money. They signed a Rise account with me on 20th February and told me I would get my prize within a few hours. But today, still nothing has been provided.
When I asked them why I wasn’t given my prize, they said I was refused because I used multiple IP addresses. Honestly, I understand if rules are rules, but what made it worse is that they still show all my performance on top of their leaderboard, like I’m the winner.
At this point, it feels unfair. If they had a problem with the IP issue, they should have handled it properly from the start, not after I already secured number 1.
No complaints so far. Honestly, it’s probably the best prop firm I’ve been with. I’ve already had 2 payouts in February, and everything’s been pretty smooth. They don’t seem to have any pointless “BS” rules either—the requirements are clear and straightforward. Plus, the firm offers different account types, so there’s something that suits all kinds of traders.
Lark Funding breached my $150k of funding after they decided to “discontinue” their 2-step challenge. Honestly, it felt like a pre-planned move. It removed a small set of funded accounts that traders had already passed, and they clearly didn’t want the extra overhead of paying out on those accounts anymore.
Instead of transferring my funded account(s) to whatever new model they migrated to, they told me I could just buy another challenge. That’s a huge red flag. Like, why should I pay again when they’re the ones changing the rules?
On top of that, they hold payouts until you leave reviews on Trustpilot and PFM. I had a payout sitting for over a week, and it only moved after I sent a screenshot of my review to their CEO, Matt. To be clear, that kind of policy basically pressures customers into leaving reviews that aren’t fully genuine. I’ll be contacting Trustpilot as well, because this is exactly the kind of conduct that should be flagged under their terms.
I’ll also be sharing my experience more broadly on my social media (PropFirmKid), because they deserve to be exposed for unfair business practices.
Do not recommend.
Lark Funding really stands out thanks to its trailing drawdown model that locks to the starting balance. Instead of pushing people into reckless trading, it encourages more real capital management habits, which I honestly appreciate.
The rules are pretty clear, the execution feels smooth, and the whole setup rewards discipline rather than gambling. You can tell the model is designed to align trader performance with the firm’s long-term sustainability, and that’s probably the biggest reason it feels strong.
Looking forward to seeing continued growth with them as well.
One of the top firms, in my opinion. No fuss, no noise—just delivering solid results. They’ve been around for over 3 years now, and they’re still going strong. Everything feels straightforward, and that consistency is what I really appreciate.
Lark Funding is one of the few proprietary firms I’ve come across where the CEO doesn’t just sit back and manage things—he’s actually helping traders day to day. They also motivate top performers with competitions, plus some giveaway sessions on social media, which is a nice touch. On top of that, disciplined traders can get a salary as well. Overall, it feels more hands-on compared to most other prop setups.
Chinedu Okafor
I broke the 30-day inactivity rule on one of my accounts with Lark Funding, and I had to appeal. I reached out to Matt, the CEO, on the firm’s Discord, and honestly, it only took him less than 5 minutes to get my account reactivated. To people watching from the outside, that might sound small, but with other prop firms, you’d often end up paying to open a fresh account or start the whole process again. So yeah, I’m really grateful.
Also, I have to say this clearly: Lark Funding has one of the fairest sets of rules I’ve seen, and their programs are genuinely among the best in the prop firm space.