Prop Trading Firm Funded Engineer announced via their social
media platform X (formerly Twitter) today (Friday) that they have initiated the rollout
of trading accounts ahead of schedule. The company revealed that they have
already distributed hundreds of trading accounts within the last few hours and
are planning to add another 2000-2500 accounts per day throughout the upcoming
weekend.
“We have started rolling out accounts and have already
distributed hundreds of TRADING accounts in the last few hours,” the
company stated in their social media post. “We aim to have EVERYONE with
their account set up and tradable by next week. Many will have accounts and be
fully tradable TODAY.”
Despite the swift execution, Funded Engineer acknowledged
that their dashboard is not yet fully complete. However, they assured users
that they are in the final stages of refining the user interface and anticipate
its completion before Monday. This development does not impede users from
accessing their accounts and engaging in trades immediately.
The company attributed the accelerated timeline to
unforeseen circumstances, mentioning that the project was initially slated for
rollout at the end of May. However, Funded Engineer managed to complete the
workload within 16 days.
UPDATE Alright,
Today is the day.
We have started rolling out accounts We have rolled out 100s of TRADING accounts in the last few hours , and will continue with another 2000-2500 per day over the weekend.
We aim to have EVERYONE with their account set up and tradable by…
— Funded Engineer (@fundedengineer) February 23, 2024
Despite the deployment, Funded Engineer acknowledged that
the current dashboard might lack some of the initially intended features.
However, they assured users that over the next 4-6 weeks, they will integrate
all the planned features into the platform, ensuring a comprehensive trading
experience for their clientele.
Funded Engineer owners, Tristian Talbot and Harri Sawicki, said: “We would like to take a moment to thank the entire trading community. The outpouring of support motivated us to push as hard as we can to get a secure product out to the userbase as quickly as possible. And whilst it would have been easy to give up during this hard time, support from the community and the public at large was so overwhelming we had no choice but to push to deliver”.
Purple Trading Suspends Services for Funded Engineer
Earlier, Purple
Trading, among other proprietary
trading firms, suspended its MT4 and MT5 services, as reported by Finance Magnates. The suspension
came after FPFX Technologies terminated its agreement with Funded Engineer,
causing challenges for the Dubai-based platform. Purple Trading’s move
particularly impacts US citizens and residents, highlighting regulatory
complexities in the proprietary trading sector.
To address the crisis, the company was considering new
brokerage partners such as Think Markets and Blueberry Markets. Furthermore,
Funded Engineer decided to switch its broker for all client trades to Blueberry
Markets following FPFX Technologies’ termination of software licenses.
Prop Trading Firm Funded Engineer announced via their social
media platform X (formerly Twitter) today (Friday) that they have initiated the rollout
of trading accounts ahead of schedule. The company revealed that they have
already distributed hundreds of trading accounts within the last few hours and
are planning to add another 2000-2500 accounts per day throughout the upcoming
weekend.
“We have started rolling out accounts and have already
distributed hundreds of TRADING accounts in the last few hours,” the
company stated in their social media post. “We aim to have EVERYONE with
their account set up and tradable by next week. Many will have accounts and be
fully tradable TODAY.”
Despite the swift execution, Funded Engineer acknowledged
that their dashboard is not yet fully complete. However, they assured users
that they are in the final stages of refining the user interface and anticipate
its completion before Monday. This development does not impede users from
accessing their accounts and engaging in trades immediately.
The company attributed the accelerated timeline to
unforeseen circumstances, mentioning that the project was initially slated for
rollout at the end of May. However, Funded Engineer managed to complete the
workload within 16 days.
UPDATE Alright,
Today is the day.
We have started rolling out accounts We have rolled out 100s of TRADING accounts in the last few hours , and will continue with another 2000-2500 per day over the weekend.
We aim to have EVERYONE with their account set up and tradable by…
— Funded Engineer (@fundedengineer) February 23, 2024
Despite the deployment, Funded Engineer acknowledged that
the current dashboard might lack some of the initially intended features.
However, they assured users that over the next 4-6 weeks, they will integrate
all the planned features into the platform, ensuring a comprehensive trading
experience for their clientele.
Funded Engineer owners, Tristian Talbot and Harri Sawicki, said: “We would like to take a moment to thank the entire trading community. The outpouring of support motivated us to push as hard as we can to get a secure product out to the userbase as quickly as possible. And whilst it would have been easy to give up during this hard time, support from the community and the public at large was so overwhelming we had no choice but to push to deliver”.
Purple Trading Suspends Services for Funded Engineer
Earlier, Purple
Trading, among other proprietary
trading firms, suspended its MT4 and MT5 services, as reported by Finance Magnates. The suspension
came after FPFX Technologies terminated its agreement with Funded Engineer,
causing challenges for the Dubai-based platform. Purple Trading’s move
particularly impacts US citizens and residents, highlighting regulatory
complexities in the proprietary trading sector.
To address the crisis, the company was considering new
brokerage partners such as Think Markets and Blueberry Markets. Furthermore,
Funded Engineer decided to switch its broker for all client trades to Blueberry
Markets following FPFX Technologies’ termination of software licenses.
