Following reductions in profits and imposed trading restrictions, proprietary trading firm FundingTicks starts to phase out operations
FundingTicks to Cease Operations Amid Strategic Shift
FundingTicks, a proprietary trading platform, has revealed plans to discontinue its services. According to the company, this decision aligns with a broader strategy to redirect efforts toward initiatives that offer lasting benefits for both clients and business partners.
This announcement follows significant controversy in December 2025, when FundingTicks implemented new trading policies. The updates introduced a mandatory one-minute minimum holding period for scalping trades, increased daily profit targets, and lowered the percentage of profits shared with traders. Many users expressed frustration, noting that trades and earnings previously considered valid were either diminished or disqualified under the new rules.
As a result of these unpopular changes, FundingTicks experienced a notable decline in its Trustpilot rating, dropping from 4.1 in October 2025 to 3.2. CEO Khaled ...
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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