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About FundingPips: The Firm Behind the Funded Accounts
FundingPips exists because the people who built it kept failing evaluations for reasons that had nothing to do with trading. Here is what changed.
Built by People Who Lost Accounts First
FundingPips started with a shared frustration rather than a business plan. Between us we had failed evaluations at four different firms, and in three of those cases the reason had nothing to do with reading the market badly. One ended on a rule published in a support article nobody linked. Another ended because a deadline landed in a week when the only clean setups were on the wrong side of a central bank meeting.
So the brief for FundingPips was narrow: write rules a trader can recite from memory, show every limit on the screen while it matters, and pay on a date that does not move. Everything we have added since has had to survive that test.
What FundingPips Stands For
Clarity Over Cleverness
A rule that needs interpretation is a rule that will eventually be used against a trader. FundingPips keeps them short.
Payouts as the Metric
We measure the firm by money leaving the account, not by how many evaluations were sold last quarter.
Patience as an Advantage
No countdown, no minimum days, no nudge to trade when the market is offering nothing worth taking.
Where FundingPips Is Heading
The roadmap is deliberately unglamorous. Wider instrument coverage for traders who work outside the majors, faster review windows on large payouts, and a scaling ladder that keeps climbing past the current ceiling for the handful of traders who earn it. We publish changes before they take effect and we do not apply new restrictions retroactively to accounts already trading.
If something in the FundingPips ruleset ever reads as ambiguous to you, that is a defect on our side. Tell us and it gets rewritten.