Under Competitor AttackReviews of fundedhive.com

Please read Book scam before checkout because they will burn you mentally and financially

bad propfirm they change data to take u out n close trades worst firm ever

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Je suis trader à temps plein et je trade quotidiennement mon compte personnel ainsi que plusieurs comptes de firmes de prop trading. J'ai donc l'habitude de comparer les différentes plateformes et leurs conditions. FundedHive offre une bonne plateforme dans l'ensemble. Le service à la clientèle est rapide, professionnel et répond efficacement aux questions. De ce côté, j'ai eu une bonne expérience. En revanche, leur système de gestion des comptes A-Book / B-Book est, selon moi, complètement toxique. C'est l'un des systèmes les plus frustrants que j'ai rencontrés parmi les firmes de prop que j'utilise. Le manque de transparence sur les critères de transition entre les différents groupes de comptes crée un environnement où il est difficile de comprendre exactement comment un trader est évalué. À mon avis, une firme de prop devrait encourager la constance et la rentabilité avec des règles claires et transparentes. Le fonctionnement du système A-Book / B-Book chez FundedHive laisse malheureusement beaucoup de place aux interrogations. En résumé, le support est un point fort de FundedHive. Par contre, leur système A-Book / B-Book est, selon moi, **toxique**, et c'est de loin leur plus grande faiblesse.

Don’t purchasing ANY ACCOUNT THIS FULL FAKE NO PROPER CUSTOMER SERVICE I LOST $300 PAYING META MASK AFTER PAYING I CHEEK HAIVE ACCOUNT 0 BALANCE THERE IS NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT NO BODY REPLAY IN CHAT AND THERE IS NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT EMAIL DONT TRUST- U WILL LOOS MONEY I LOST $300 I HAVE PROOF

In my opinion, Funded Hive's business model is designed in a way that creates significant disadvantages for traders. I believe there are better prop firms that offer consistency rules such as 15% or 40%, which are much more trader-friendly. The "Pay From Profit" model may look attractive because of the lower upfront cost, but it can become much more expensive and difficult in the long run. Once you pass Phase 1 or Phase 2, the real challenge begins. If you trade with low or moderate risk and generate profits, a portion of those profits is deducted. The biggest concern, however, is the A-Book and B-Book transition system. If your A-Book account hits the drawdown limit (for example, 1%), you may be moved back to the B-Book. Then you have to recover in the B-Book before being promoted again. Even after returning to the A-Book, if you fail to maintain profitability, you can be sent back to the B-Book once more. This creates a cycle where traders are repeatedly required to recover previous losses before making real progress. In practice, this means you may need to generate profits multiple times just to get back to where you were. If consistently making those returns were easy, many traders would simply trade their own capital instead of paying for prop firm challenges. While some traders say that Funded Hive pays withdrawals on time, I believe their evaluation and account management model is unnecessarily complex and creates psychological pressure. From my perspective, it feels more like a marketing-driven system that can trap traders rather than support them. For these reasons, I personally believe there are better prop firms available that offer simpler rules, greater transparency, and a more trader-friendly environment.

Worst experience ever with this firm. My trade hit TP and after that they didn't closed it and it went to SL after that. Support is repeating the same thing like you are talking to a bot that it was spread while my trade was a buy where spread doesn't affect trades. For now please stay away.

This is one of the worst props as a trader that you can buy. They claim they're under attack by competitors, and that's a lie. Even in their Discord, the A-book to B-book rule is what most traders complain about, and now they created their own review site and flooded it with five-star reviews. I got funded with them twice using the pay from profits. The first time, not fully understanding how crazy the A/B book stuff was, I failed my funded account. The second time, I got funded but fell into the medium-risk category, and it was largely due to their gigantic rollover spreads making my equity go below the limit, and I regret now paying the fee. I was able to make profits, and when I requested to withdraw, you wouldn't believe the nonsense they came up with: that since I made it to funded on my previous account and didn't clear the funded fee debt, it has to be taken from my profits, bringing up that it's in the terms and conditions. Meanwhile, there's nowhere in the FAQ that that rule is written; if that's not a hidden rule, I don't know what is. So they could wait for me to make profits before attempting to claim them, but when trying to clear the funded fee, any profit I make instantly gets withdrawn, leaving you with no buffer and B-book prone. My advice: Don't fall for this prop just because they claim instant daily payouts; you'll most probably never make a payout due to how their rules are designed to make you fail