TradeFundrrReviews of tradefundrr.com

Response from TradeFundrrAug 27, 2025

Hi Liu, Thank you for sharing your feedback. We understand your concerns and appreciate you taking the time to let us know your thoughts. To clarify, our news trading rules are clearly outlined in our FAQs and on our website prior to purchasing an account. Additionally, once an account is purchased, these rules are included again in the welcome email you receive so that everything is fully transparent from the beginning. The economic events that may impact your account are also displayed on your trader dashboard, so you can review them at any time. We recognize that not every trader agrees with every rule, but these policies are in place to ensure fairness and consistency across all accounts. That said, we do value your input and will continue reviewing our policies to provide the best possible trading environment. Thank you again for your feedback. — The TradeFundrr Team

Response from TradeFundrrAug 8, 2025

Hi Robin, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with TradeFundrr. We truly value feedback from our traders, as it helps us refine our programs and ensure clarity in our rules and processes. To clarify, there is no step in our evaluations called a “challenge.” A challenge refers to the account as a whole, not a specific step. Our Incubator Challenges have two steps: a Qualifying step and a Pre-Prop step. The news trading restriction applies in all cases, and this rule is clearly stated both in our FAQs and in the welcome email sent to every user upon registration. As a gesture of good faith, we also offered you two activation fees at 100% off to help you continue trading. If anything was unclear, we always encourage traders to reach out to our support team before placing a trade, so we can confirm rules and prevent any issues. We are committed to fairness and transparency, and our team is always available to answer questions ahead of time. Best Regards, The TradeFundrr Team

Response from TradeFundrrAug 8, 2025

Hi Ray, Thank you so much for sharing your experience with TradeFundrr. We’re thrilled to hear that you’ve enjoyed having the flexibility to choose your trading platform and that our support team has been able to respond quickly to your questions. We’re also glad you found value in the Prop Trader Black Book and are able to find it useful. It means a lot to us that you recognize both the integrity of our team and our commitment to keeping our challenges competitively priced. We’ll keep working hard to provide you with the tools, resources, and support you need to succeed. Trade well, The TradeFundrr Team

Response from TradeFundrrAug 8, 2025

Hi Francisco, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with TradeFundrr. We truly value feedback from our traders, as it helps us refine our programs and improve our services. We’re sorry to hear about your experience and completely understand how disruptive platform issues can be during an evaluation. While Tradovate is a third-party platform and we don’t have direct control over their systems, we always aim to support our traders in good faith when technical challenges arise. In your case, even though the only evidence provided was a general report that the platform “glitched out,” we still extended multiple $1 accounts so you could continue trading without additional cost. We did this in an effort to be fair and provide you with continued opportunity despite the lack of documented proof. If you’re able to share specific details or documentation of the issue (screenshots, screen recordings, timestamps, or chat logs), we’d be more than happy to review your case again and make any necessary adjustments. Thank you again for your feedback and for being part of the TradeFundrr community. Best Regards, The TradeFundrr Team

Response from TradeFundrrAug 8, 2025

Hi David, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with TradeFundrr. We value all feedback from our traders, as it helps us explain our program more clearly and ensure our rules are transparent. The 15-second trade rule is in place for several important reasons: First, it simulates realistic trading conditions. Our evaluations are designed to mirror the challenges of trading with a funded account. In live markets, factors such as slippage, latency, and order routing delays make ultra-short-term wins (under 15 seconds) very difficult to consistently achieve. These trades often rely on platform inefficiencies rather than a sustainable trading edge, so the rule ensures performance isn’t inflated by results that would be unlikely in a live environment. Second, it helps prevent platform gaming. Some traders attempt to exploit simulated environments by taking advantage of instantaneous fills and no price impact. This is not reflective of real-world execution, and the 15-second threshold helps discourage these unrealistic, high-frequency “tick-sniping” tactics. Third, it encourages strategy development. We aim to fund traders whose approaches show patience, skill, and risk management. Holding trades for at least 15 seconds promotes strategies based on solid analysis and decision-making, which are the qualities we look for in funded traders. Lastly, there is an intentional risk asymmetry. While profits on trades under 15 seconds are removed, losses are kept. This is to ensure fairness and discourage risky, unrepeatable tactics that might succeed in a simulated setting but fail in a live market. We understand this rule can be frustrating, but it exists to maintain the integrity of our program and select traders who are prepared for real funded trading conditions. Best Regards, The TradeFundrr Team

Response from TradeFundrrAug 8, 2025

Hi, Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with TradeFundrr. We truly value feedback from our traders, as it helps us refine our programs and ensure our rules are as clear as possible. Only certain scheduled news events, not all of them, can affect your account, and these are clearly listed in your economic calendar on your dashboard for you to view. The rule is that you must be flat, meaning no open positions, for two minutes before and two minutes after the scheduled news event. This rule is in place to protect both the trader and the integrity of the program. During these events, markets can move with extreme volatility, spreads can widen significantly, and fills may occur far from intended prices. In live funded environments, these conditions often lead to slippage and unpredictable execution, which can create unrealistic results in a simulated evaluation. By requiring traders to avoid holding positions around these specific events, we ensure that performance is based on market conditions that can be more reliably replicated when funded. This protects traders from excessive risk while maintaining fairness across all participants. We understand this rule may feel restrictive, but it exists to promote consistency, reduce exposure to uncontrollable volatility, and prepare traders for the realities of trading in live markets. Best Regards, The TradeFundrr Team