The Funded Trader has made the decision to halt all operations temporarily in response to a mounting wave of complaints.
The Funded Trader has made the decision to halt all operations temporarily in response to a mounting wave of complaints.
The Funded Trader has made the decision to halt all operations temporarily. This move comes in response to a mounting wave of complaints from customers, primarily centered around denied payouts.
The firm prominently displayed a notice announcing the suspension, accompanied by a promise of a relaunch. However, the absence of a concrete timeline has left traders speculating about the future of the company. Adding to the intrigue, the announcement has stirred curiosity regarding the prop industry stability.
Angelo Ciaramello, CEO of The Funded Trader, stepped forward to address the situation, acknowledging the imperative for a strategic overhaul. Ciaramello conveyed his determination to recalibrate the firm’s operations with a “slightly different look and feel,” underscoring the paramount importance of rebuilding trust within the community. He extended gratitude to the community for their continued support and pledged to work diligently to regain their confidence.
Despite assurances of a relaunch with improved operations, concerns linger among customers and industry observers alike. The abrupt suspension of all activities has triggered speculation and raised questions about the underlying reasons behind the move. Complaints, predominantly voiced on third-party platforms such as Trustpilot, have brought to light issues ranging from unexpected payout denials to prolonged delays in addressing customer grievances. The proliferation of these complaints on social media platforms has amplified the public scrutiny surrounding the firm’s practices.
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