Customer Reviews (9)

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  Derek Bartoletti

  4 weeks ago

  By utilizing the profile picture name tag to submit a complaint, I successfully retrieved all of my stolen funds.

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  Casimir Johns

  3 months ago

  I urge you to read this carefully. This company operates like a scam. I invested in a $50,000 zero rules account, passed the evaluation phase, and eventually received my live account. At one point, I grew my balance to $140,000, excited to withdraw my first $2,000. However, it took them 48 hours to respond, only to inform me that my account was terminated for supposedly breaking rules I had no idea existed.

  According to UProfit, my trades were less than 60 seconds long, and I made too many trades in one day. But the contract we all signed states they can change the rules at any time. Once you start earning money, they will create new rules that you are likely to violate, resulting in your account being terminated.

  Beware of this company! It is a setup for failure. While they might make a few payouts initially, don’t expect to get your money in the long run. They will end your account when you start to profit.

  My name is Yevgeniy Lazarev. If anyone has questions, feel free to reach out; I’m easy to find online as a former hockey player. I’ve already spoken with three others in my circle who’ve had similar experiences. Let’s hope this company halts its deceptive practices.

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  Marlon Stiedemann

  3 months ago

  One should exercise caution when dealing with this firm. It appears they are experiencing significant difficulties, and there have been numerous reports of payment issues. It’s advisable to steer clear of this company while they sort out their troubles.

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  Wendy Haley

  6 months ago

  Initially, everything seemed promising, but my experience revealed a different story that I feel compelled to share.

  I received a $50,000 funded account and managed to complete my objectives within three weeks. I’ve dealt with other funding firms, but once I got through the paperwork and payment, the real issues began. My first trades encountered a gap on the chart that I hadn’t noticed before—an unresolved problem. When I reached out to support, they claimed it was an issue with the Ninja Trader broker. However, in my five years of using them, I had never experienced anything like this. Unable to find a resolution, I chose to continue trading despite the setbacks.

  Another significant drawback is that once you pass the test on the Uprofit site, you can’t view the day’s trades. This is incredibly frustrating, as it seems the firm is more interested in collecting monthly fees than nurturing promising traders. If they genuinely cared about attracting top talent, their approach would certainly be different.

  As it stands, this has been the company with the poorest performance in my experience, especially for the price. I lost track of the number of issues I faced, but it served as an important lesson. I sincerely hope they can make improvements moving forward. Thank you.

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  Loy Stark

  9 months ago

  This firm has all the markings of a scam. It’s difficult to shake off that feeling when everything seems so off. I couldn’t believe my experience here—nothing about the process felt genuine. Although I was hopeful at first, it quickly became apparent that this was not a legitimate trading firm. Caution is highly advised if you’re considering getting involved.

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  Noemy Morar

  1 year ago

  The daily loss limit essentially defines the true size of your trading account. This firm offers a trading test that is priced significantly higher than many other proprietary firms. What I found particularly unfair is that the actual size of your trading account isn’t dictated by the drawdown; instead, it’s determined by the daily loss limit. For instance, with the most popular account option of $50k, the drawdown stands at $1,100. This means you really only have about 2.2% available for trading, yet you’re required to achieve a target of $2,500, which equates to 5%. But keep in mind, your real drawdown kicks in once you hold a position that exceeds the daily loss limit. Additionally, be aware that contrary to their claims, withdrawals on your first day are not really feasible due to a 30% consistency rule. Their dashboard overview isn’t consistently updated, so you’ll need to keep an eye on your positions yourself via Rtrader. Personally, I can’t recommend this firm at all.

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  Julius Muller

  2 years ago

  I had been paying two traders, and honestly, I’m feeling pretty confused about them! I tried to close out the notification, but it clearly states no refunds! That felt really dishonest—paying twice at $86 each with zero returns is just unacceptable! It’s frankly cheeky and quite disrespectful! Also, be aware, there haven’t been any profits to speak of. The trader I worked with seemed inexperienced and ended up taking my money without delivering results!

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  Lempi Jerde

  2 years ago

  I’m excited to get back into trading with what I consider my top choice for a proprietary trading firm. My challenge starts now! Thank you, UProfit, for providing me with the opportunity to trade like a professional.

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  Sim O'Kon

  3 years ago

  It’s quite puzzling why there’s a requirement to pay $580 just to trade $200,000 with a mere three contracts. Frankly, I could set up my own $2,000 account and manage those three contracts without any issue. So, it raises the question: why would I need to pay you for such a minimal setup? This doesn’t make much sense at all.

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