The support team brilliant ,also after last updates the made every things clear in dashboard. However one problem left which is one side direction which is like wasting time to get for opposite direct... See more
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The support team brilliant ,also after last updates the made every things clear in dashboard. However one problem left which is one side direction which is like wasting time to get for opposite direct... See more
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Absolute scam of a company. I have spent so much on buying their accounts all for it to be taken away from me. They make so many excuses when requesting payout and are completely unjust. It’s prop fir... See more
I had a fair experience with Finotive Funding, though didn't manage to get funded but I plan to get an account and keep trying. I also love their welcome bonus in launching the broker, I think it's ge... See more
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Lost a $200,000 Challenge account closed for exceeding 5 strikes under the Notional Volume rule. One of the five strikes was recorded at exactly 1,000% against a 1,000% limit — equal to the limit, n... See more
Finotive Funding is a next-generation proprietary trading firm built for serious traders who want real opportunity. We provide funded trading accounts where traders can prove their skills, access real capital, and keep up to 100% of their profits. Our mission is simple — to build the fairest, most transparent, and most flexible funding model in the industry. With static drawdown, on-demand payouts, no hidden rules, and weekly withdrawals, we’ve redefined what traders can expect from a prop firm. Since 2021, Finotive Funding has paid out millions of dollars to traders worldwide and continues to lead the way in technology, transparency, and trader support. Every account is supported by our in-house dashboard, advanced risk tools, and a dedicated global team that genuinely cares about trader success. Trade fairly. Trade freely. Trade Finotive.
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I will tell you this once, STAY AWAY.
EVERY single person I've talked to had their payout reduced to 10%. I had a 100k account with a 1k payout, and it got reduced for a directional flip after loss.
Allow me to clarify, I had a short for 10 seconds cause I misclicked the direction and I instantly closed it to open a long. They then justify it with some BS clause which is up to interpretation and at not an actual rule.
Do NOT buy from them, they are BY FAR the biggest scammers in the industry.

Reply from Finotive Funding
Before purchasing an account, traders should carefully understand how Section 7 and Section 8.3(f) operate together.
Section 7 defines behavioural expectations using terms such as:
- “risk escalation”
- “inconsistent exposure”
- “performance concentration”
- “non-standard execution”
However, these terms are not supported by clearly defined numerical or measurable thresholds. There is no explicit guidance on:
- how much position size can vary
- what level of profit concentration is acceptable
- what constitutes excessive exposure
This creates a situation where traders are expected to comply with standards that are not objectively defined in advance.
Section 8.3(f) then allows payouts to be adjusted based on the firm’s “reasonable belief” that these standards have been breached.
In practice, this means:
- Traders may not know in advance what specific behaviour will be considered a violation
- Evaluations are based on interpretation rather than fixed, measurable criteria
- Decisions can be made after outcomes are observed, rather than against predefined limits
There have been multiple recent reports from traders of payout adjustments to 10%, with recurring feedback that the reasoning provided relies on broad terms rather than clearly defined thresholds. This has led to confusion among traders attempting to understand how to remain compliant.
There have also been instances where discussions about payout reductions in discord and Finotive silenced/muted them for 6-7 days for speaking the truth, which has contributed to concerns around transparency.
For a system like this to be fair and predictable, it would require clearly defined, objective benchmarks (for example: specific percentage limits, position size variance thresholds, or profit concentration caps). Without these, it becomes difficult for traders to consistently align their behaviour with expectations.
If the firm chooses to respond, the key point for traders to look for is whether clear, numerical and measurable criteria are provided. If explanations remain broad or interpretive, it suggests the framework relies on subjective judgement rather than transparent, rule-based standards.
Anyone considering purchasing an account should fully understand how these sections work in practice before committing. I will never purchase another account again because of the hidden rules and lack of transparency, misleading expectations, discretion vs structure and post event decision making.
In similar situations, regulators may take interest in how firms operate when rules are not clearly defined or measurable, particularly where outcomes depend on interpretation rather than objective criteria.
Please be careful traders.

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My language is completely fine at the moment. Considering the behavior of your team, even using this kind of language is mild. Do they think I am foolish that I should keep messaging them again and again and they do not reply? I had a trade issue, and they promised me compensation, saying they would pay it. Now I have been messaging them for the last five to six days asking for the compensation so that I can start trading again, but there has been no reply at all. What am I supposed to do now? My trading is being affected. This was my first experience, and I will give a zero rating to your firm, especially to the risk team. Eddie from Finotive discord support don’t tell me what to do your team Finotive are a bunch of scammers!
-TALHA HUSSAIN

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This is a company lacking transparency. When I requested my $2,000 salary payment, I received a confirmation email on April 1st stating that the money had been transferred, but as of today, April 13th, the money is still not in my Binance wallet. They keep making promises every time I email them. Furthermore, regarding immediate payment, they have unspoken rules that only allow them to pay 10%. In short, be wary of them.
And I received a $2,000 bonus after working with them. Thanks for Eddie's support.

Reply from Finotive Funding
They invent rules to avoid payout
I experienced the worst with them: my payout of 3.6k USD got a 10% profit split applied resulting in 300 usd instead of the promised 85% profit split (that would have resulted in 3,000 USD) because of rules they invented like "Profit Concentration" and "Directional Flip After Loss" not actually present in their Terms & Conditions. I have discussed about it with them, and they stopped replying. Stay away, it's a scam.
EDIT after response of the company which states that they strongly disagree that rules are invented or applied outside of our documented framework:
What they've texted me is completely differet, I copy paste parts of their emails:
Profit concentration is evaluated within the broader framework of **risk distribution and trading consistency**. While specific percentage thresholds may not be explicitly listed as standalone rules, the **generation of a substantial portion of total profit from a very limited number of trades** is considered within the scope of **concentration risk and structured execution assessment under Section 7.13**.
This is not applied as an isolated “rule,” but as part of the **overall behavioural evaluation**, as outlined in the Terms & Conditions.
The definitions provided in Section 1.2 and Section 7.9 describe examples of gambling-style behaviour but are **not exhaustive criteria**. Enforcement is not limited to only those exact scenarios but extends to **patterns that demonstrate similar intent or execution characteristics**.
What they say is basically that their rule is vague and generic enough for them to craft excuses to lower your payouts. If they were a serious prop firm, they would state specific rules that you must follow. This way, their "non-exhaustive criteria" can cover everything.

Reply from Finotive Funding
I had a very disappointing experience with Finotive Funding.
After trading a $100K account with a conservative swing strategy (maximum 0.05 lots), I requested a payout of $2,616. Instead of honoring the agreed 75% split, they reduced my payout to 10%, citing “liquidity abuse.”
The issue? The trades they flagged were held for 4 to 13 hours — clearly not scalping or any form of execution abuse.
There were no high-frequency trades, no latency arbitrage, and no news-based spikes involved.
What’s concerning is the lack of transparency. No clear technical explanation was provided, and a few trades were used to override the overall behavior of the account.
This raises serious concerns about fairness and consistency.
I would strongly advise traders to be cautious and fully understand the risks when dealing with this firm.
Update:
I have already contacted support and shared all required details, but the issue remains unresolved.
The main concern is how the rules were applied. Most of the referenced trades were not even executed within the 22:00–02:00 UTC window mentioned.
I remain open to a fair and transparent reassessment and hope this case will be reviewed properly.

Reply from Finotive Funding
I have recently bought an account with them and honestly i am experiencing this frustrating problem of slippage, before i buy an account a friend of mine who has couple accounts with them told me they pay and all but the only issue they have is the slippage issue, they close ur trades on a different pricing than the initial price u have set, i didn't mind it at first but then it kept happening on almost every trade i took, and it isn't a couple of pips, sometimes it is the double which is insane! Imagine u r calculating ur risk and ur overall trading plan but gets surprised by the dramatic closing prices that ruins ur plan and risk management, to make this more clear, i have opened a trade and set my SL at 10$, my trade went to the opposite direction and hit my SL, i checked my SL and it was 19.8$!!! Which is almost the double!! It's insane and very depressing i really wish they can fix this problem because my friend left them and if this keeps happening I don't think i would stay aswell, i really was planning to get a 100k account with them but seeing this made me hesitate and depresses me,
I have screenshots if anyone wants to see,
And btw i sent a message on discord regarding this issue and all they said is to contact the risk team, like if that's goin to fix the problem 🗿

Reply from Finotive Funding
They allow copy trading between accounts but this time they said i've manipulated exposure and performance by copying my trades between my accounts. They have refused a payout of 3616$ and terminated my 3 accounts. like i said before They interpret the rules in whatever way suits their own interests when it’s time to pay traders. Their agents told me that copy trading is allowed but now they terminated me because of this. They mislead their customers, so don't trust any one of them.

Reply from Finotive Funding
Incredible prop firm. I am blown away by the offerings of this prop firm. Easily the best in terms of so many factors. Their account offerings and rules and best in the industry and praying they don't change that anytime soon. Best Instant accounts around and I will reccomend them to all friends. Dashboard and website beautiful, easy to read and use and very clean and professional, payouts are the quickest I've seen so far. Literally approved and processing within 2 hours of requesting and account is ready to trade again for rest of the week. Other firms have me waiting up to 3 days and not allowd to trade whislt waiting so miss out on great trades sometimes. I really need Finotive to stay the same and I'll buy as many accounts as possible

Reply from Finotive Funding
I had a very disappointing experience with this firm.
After successfully meeting the payout requirements, my account was suddenly flagged for “liquidity abuse” and my payout was reduced to only 10%, which is completely unfair.
What makes this situation even worse is that I already completed a full video verification call with their team. During that call, I clearly explained my trading strategy, answered all questions, and everything was approved. No issues were raised at that time.
However, once I became profitable and requested a payout, they suddenly changed their position and accused me of violating rules that were never enforced or clearly restricted during trading.
Additionally, my account has now been placed in “close-only mode,” preventing me from trading normally, which further confirms that they restrict traders after profits.
All my trades were executed under normal market conditions provided by their platform. If certain trading hours are not allowed, they should block trading in real time instead of penalizing traders afterward.
This behavior is misleading and raises serious concerns about transparency and fairness.
I am now requesting either:
Full payout as earned, or
A full refund of the account purchase fee
I strongly advise traders to be cautious when dealing with this firm.

Reply from Finotive Funding
This shameful company still scam people till today? If yes, then people deserved this, they dont read the advise.

Reply from Finotive Funding
I am sharing my full experience so other traders can understand the risks before purchasing challenges from this firm.
I had been trading with this prop firm for some time and had successfully received multiple payouts without any issue. My payout history on the same account included:
• $385
• $500 (monthly payout)
• $850
• $530
• $500 (monthly payout)
Everything was functioning normally until I requested a $1250 payout, after which the firm suddenly required me to complete Elevated KYC verification.
I fully cooperated and completed the entire process through their KYC provider. The verification included:
• ID verification
• Selfie capture
• Liveness verification
• Proof of address submission
• Phone OTP confirmation
After the issue arose, I requested the official verification report, which confirmed that all verification checks were successfully approved by the KYC provider.
The report clearly shows that the verification steps (ID submission, selfie, liveness, proof of address, and OTP confirmation) were completed using a residential IP address in Pakistan on the same device environment.
There were no user-originating foreign IP addresses during the verification actions.
However, the firm rejected my KYC and denied the payout citing “rapidly changing IP addresses from distant locations.”
After carefully reviewing the report, I discovered that the only foreign IP addresses mentioned were from the 66.249.x.x range, which belongs to Google infrastructure.
These IP addresses appeared during the moment when the verification link was transferred from desktop to mobile using the QR code “continue on mobile” feature.
Even the firm themselves acknowledged in their email that these IP ranges belong to Google infrastructure services.
Despite the following facts:
• The KYC provider approved the verification
• The full verification process was completed from a residential IP in Pakistan
• No VPN or proxy usage was detected
• No fraud flags were raised by the verification provider
The firm still rejected the payout by referencing Section 4.12.2 of their Terms & Conditions, claiming that the presence of IPs from distant locations during the session violated their internal compliance policy.
In other words, even though the verification provider approved the KYC and the user actions were performed from a single residential connection, the firm considered automated infrastructure access to the verification link as a violation.
After multiple escalation attempts and providing detailed explanations along with the official verification report, the final response from the firm was that the decision is final and cannot be reviewed further.
The outcome was not just the denial of the payout.
They also:
• Rejected the $1250 payout request
• Closed all associated accounts
• Permanently banned me from purchasing any future challenges or using their services
This happened despite the fact that I had already received several payouts previously from the same firm without any issue.
I am sharing this experience so other traders are aware that even if:
• Your KYC verification is approved by the provider
• Your trading account has prior payout history
• You complete the verification honestly from your residential connection
You may still face payout rejection based on internal interpretation of network session data that may include automated infrastructure requests outside of the trader’s control.
Transparency and consistent treatment of traders are extremely important in this industry, and experiences like this raise serious concerns about how payout decisions can be handled.
I hope this review helps other traders evaluate the risks before committing funds to challenges.
UPDATE (after the company’s response):
During the email investigation, the reason given for rejecting my payout and failing elevated KYC was IP access from distant locations under Section 4.12.2.
The official verification report shows the KYC was approved and all verification steps were completed from one residential IP in Pakistan. The only foreign IP recorded belongs to Google infrastructure (66.249.x.x) during the “continue on mobile” step, which was acknowledged in email.
Despite this, the payout was denied and my account permanently banned.
Their reply now mentions unspecified “internal risk checks,” which were never cited during the investigation.
They also say I can contact support, yet I was blocked from their Discord server after posting this review, despite not raising the issue there. The firm already has my email and case details if they truly wish to review it.

Reply from Finotive Funding
One of the best instant funding models I’ve come across so far.
Since my first engagement with this firm, I’ve already secured 4 payouts since the first week of March which clearly reflects the efficiency and reliability of their system.
The entire process is hassle-free, from onboarding to payout approvals.
No unnecessary delays, no complications just a smooth and professional experience throughout.
What stands out:
• Fast & instant funding model
• Quick payout approvals
• Simple, trader-friendly process
• Consistent execution without friction
Based on my experience, this is a highly recommended instant funding model for traders who value clarity, speed, and efficiency.

Reply from Finotive Funding
Finotive is constantly reducing traders payouts to 10% their rules are extremely strict. If you are a trader who can trade in line with the trend they will reduce payouts its in their terms and conditions Directional Bias & Limited Strategy Variation (Section 7.10). If you trade 1 instrument they will also reduce your payout to 10%. If you increase your lot size whilst in drawdown even do you are keeping cash risk % per trade the same they will also tell you that Disproportionate Exposure Increase Following Losses (Section 7.6(b)). From my experience I have had multiple payouts last year over $10,000 from this firm. But the past few months they are reducing all traders payouts and made their rules strict to scare away profitable traders because they don't have enough liquidity to pay traders. If you are a profitable traders you are a problem for the firm you will hurt their books and they will reduce you payouts to 10% and they will only tell you once you request a withdrawal. Here's another one if you close trades at the same time profit reduced to 10%.Its all psychological warfare. Their risk team is a joke find a new firm. If you want to be depressed and be in financial stress trade with Finotive remember I warned you!

Reply from Finotive Funding
Unfortunately, my experience with this company was very bad. I suffered major price slippage and lost my account completely. Despite contacting support with all evidence, there was no response or solution. Lack of real support and effective customer service made this experience extremely frustrating. I advise caution when trading with them.

Reply from Finotive Funding
Damn i was about to buy 25k thanks trustpilot

Reply from Finotive Funding
I completed a profitable trading cycle on a $25,000 funded account. When I submitted my payout request, Finotive Funding reduced it by 90% based on "behavioural violations" that were never shown anywhere on my trading dashboard during the entire period.
I have screenshots of my dashboard showing zero alerts and zero flags throughout the cycle.
After multiple formal disputes, they confirmed in writing that behavioural rules are intentionally assessed post-cycle and are not designed to appear as real-time warnings. This means you can trade an entire cycle, see a clean dashboard, and still have your payout cut at withdrawal based on criteria you had no way to monitor.
I requested a reset, a replacement account, or a free challenge. All denied. Final answer: irreversible.
The trading may be real, but the payout is not guaranteed. Know this before you fund your account.

Reply from Finotive Funding
Writing to share some good points about FF.
Fast execution, so far. And hopefully will last longer.
Payout approval is smooth

Reply from Finotive Funding
Dear risk team and finotive group ,
i would like to inform you that a payout was approved in seconds with my new strategy plan using finotive guidelines, that was shared with me,
i just wanted to express my deepest appreciation towards you and the team, with finotive guideline s i feel more confident and my whole trading behavior has been changed towards better,
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amazing work and again thank you very much for the advice over the last few payouts.
best
mohammadreza

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