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🚨 $76,656 PAYOUT DISPUTE — RESOLVED
A major payout dispute involving a trader and The5ers has reportedly reached a positive outcome.
The trader @Trillionarie369 had publicly raised concerns over a $76,656.09 payout.
After the case gained significant attention from the trading community, the trader has now confirmed that the full payout was received, along with proof of payment.
💰 $76,656.09 — PAID
This is a good reminder that public transparency can matter when a serious payout dispute arises.
The important part here: the trader got paid, and the case is now closed. ✅
Credit to both sides for bringing the situation to a resolution.
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We follow the case. We report the outcome.
#The5ers #PropFirm #Payout #PropTrading #ThePropTruth
Trader Alleges Funded Family Denied a $1,000 Payout and Closed His Accounts
• Trader @landotucker1 claims that @fundedfamily denied his $1,000 payout and closed his accounts over its All-or-Nothing Trading Rule.
According to the trader:
→ Purchased Sniper and Payday S2F accounts advertised with daily payouts, no daily loss limit, and no consistency rule.
→ Received 3 payouts across 2 accounts, totaling approximately $450.
→ Reported repeated dashboard issues around payout time, allegedly requiring additional trading days for his account to update.
→ Claims his accounts disappeared from the Funded Family dashboard and Tradovate while he was waiting for another payout.
The key question: Was the All-or-Nothing rule clearly communicated, and was it applied correctly in this case?
We need the full context before drawing conclusions.
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Trader Alleges Funded Family Denied a $1,000 Payout and Closed His Accounts
• Trader @landotucker1 claims that @fundedfamily denied his $1,000 payout and closed his accounts over its All-or-Nothing Trading Rule.
According to the trader:
→ Purchased Sniper and Payday S2F accounts advertised with daily payouts, no daily loss limit, and no consistency rule.
→ Received 3 payouts across 2 accounts, totaling approximately $450.
→ Reported repeated dashboard issues around payout time, allegedly requiring additional trading days for his account to update.
→ Claims his accounts disappeared from the Funded Family dashboard and Tradovate while he was waiting for another payout.
The key question: Was the All-or-Nothing rule clearly communicated, and was it applied correctly in this case?
We need the full context before drawing conclusions.
The recent controversy of @lanto_trades about vest Exchange has sparked a lot of debate.
• According to the screenshot shared by @lanto_trades the trader spent around $300,000 on account purchases over the last eight months and received $388,000 in payouts after the split.
•That leaves approximately $88,000 in net profit, averaging around $11,000 per month.
• Now, that’s not a small achievement. Regardless of how many accounts he purchased or how much he spent, he managed to turn that investment into a positive return.
• Spending $300K and receiving $388K in payouts is still profitability. You may disagree with his approach, but the ability to generate that kind of return deserves recognition.
• Profitability isn’t just about how much you make. It’s also about how much you spend to make it.
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The recent controversy of @lanto_trades about vest Exchange has sparked a lot of debate.
• According to the screenshot shared by @lanto_trades the trader spent around $300,000 on account purchases over the last eight months and received $388,000 in payouts after the split.
•That leaves approximately $88,000 in net profit, averaging around $11,000 per month.
• Now, that’s not a small achievement. Regardless of how many accounts he purchased or how much he spent, he managed to turn that investment into a positive return.
• Spending $300K and receiving $388K in payouts is still profitability. You may disagree with his approach, but the ability to generate that kind of return deserves recognition.
• Profitability isn’t just about how much you make. It’s also about how much you spend to make it.
🚨 $200K Account Terminated, $3,143 Payout Rejected
• Another serious allegation involving @AlphaCapitalUK.
• A trader @kytrades_ claims his $200K funded account was terminated and a $3,143 payout denied over alleged CID links to 24 other accounts.
• He also claims his purchased account refund and earned affiliate commissions have been withheld.
• These are the trader’s allegations, and the evidence behind the CID decision has not been independently verified.
• The key question: Will Alpha Capital provide a clear explanation and address these claims?
Transparency and evidence matter in every prop firm dispute.
We’ll be watching for both sides of the story. @george_kohler @AlphaCapitalUK
Really disappointed with how @AlphaCapitalUK have handled this.
After supporting and promoting them for so long as both a trader and affiliate, they’ve now banned me, terminated my $200K funded account and denied my $3,143 payout over accusations I know for a fact are completely false.
They’re claiming my devices have been linked to 24 other accounts through their CID system, something I completely deny. I’ve also seen other traders reporting similar bans and accusations, which makes this even more concerning.
To make matters worse, they’re now refusing to refund the $200K account I purchased and have also denied me access to the affiliate commissions I’ve legitimately earned from promoting their company.
I’ve done absolutely nothing wrong, yet I’m being punished without any convincing evidence to back up these accusations.
I’ve always spoken highly of Alpha, but the way I’ve been treated is honestly shocking.
All I’m asking for is a fair resolution and the money I’m owed.
@PropFirmsScams
@propfirmsupdate
@propfirmeye
@PropFirmMatch
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🚨 $200K Account Terminated, $3,143 Payout Rejected
• Another serious allegation involving @AlphaCapitalUK.
• A trader @kytrades_ claims his $200K funded account was terminated and a $3,143 payout denied over alleged CID links to 24 other accounts.
• He also claims his purchased account refund and earned affiliate commissions have been withheld.
• These are the trader’s allegations, and the evidence behind the CID decision has not been independently verified.
• The key question: Will Alpha Capital provide a clear explanation and address these claims?
Transparency and evidence matter in every prop firm dispute.
We’ll be watching for both sides of the story. @george_kohler @AlphaCapitalUK
Really disappointed with how @AlphaCapitalUK have handled this.
After supporting and promoting them for so long as both a trader and affiliate, they’ve now banned me, terminated my $200K funded account and denied my $3,143 payout over accusations I know for a fact are completely false.
They’re claiming my devices have been linked to 24 other accounts through their CID system, something I completely deny. I’ve also seen other traders reporting similar bans and accusations, which makes this even more concerning.
To make matters worse, they’re now refusing to refund the $200K account I purchased and have also denied me access to the affiliate commissions I’ve legitimately earned from promoting their company.
I’ve done absolutely nothing wrong, yet I’m being punished without any convincing evidence to back up these accusations.
I’ve always spoken highly of Alpha, but the way I’ve been treated is honestly shocking.
All I’m asking for is a fair resolution and the money I’m owed.
@PropFirmsScams
@propfirmsupdate
@propfirmeye
@PropFirmMatch
• Some traders break the rules, acknowledge their mistakes, and then come to X portraying themselves as victims while publicly blaming the firm.
• Criticism is fair when justified, but accountability matters too. You cannot break the rules and expect the consequences to disappear just because you post about it on Twitter.
• Rules matter, and accountability should go both ways.@fundingpips @avikkfp @Khldfx
I’m officially done with @fundingpips.
Passing a $100K account should be a milestone, not the moment when months-old issues suddenly come back to haunt you. Rules are important, but fairness, transparency, and timely enforcement matter too.
Like buying many 5-10k accounts passing them getting master account but when you pass 100k account the investigation starts lol.
After investing time, money, and effort into multiple accounts and receiving small payouts before, this experience has completely changed my trust in the firm. Traders deserve clarity from day one, not surprises at the finish line.
My full experience on Trustpilot 👇
trustpilot.com/reviews/6ad89…
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• Some traders break the rules, acknowledge their mistakes, and then come to X portraying themselves as victims while publicly blaming the firm.
• Criticism is fair when justified, but accountability matters too. You cannot break the rules and expect the consequences to disappear just because you post about it on Twitter.
• Rules matter, and accountability should go both ways.@fundingpips @avikkfp @Khldfx
I’m officially done with @fundingpips.
Passing a $100K account should be a milestone, not the moment when months-old issues suddenly come back to haunt you. Rules are important, but fairness, transparency, and timely enforcement matter too.
Like buying many 5-10k accounts passing them getting master account but when you pass 100k account the investigation starts lol.
After investing time, money, and effort into multiple accounts and receiving small payouts before, this experience has completely changed my trust in the firm. Traders deserve clarity from day one, not surprises at the finish line.
My full experience on Trustpilot 👇
trustpilot.com/reviews/6ad89…
🚨 FundingPips Closes Trader’s Account Just Before Payout Request
• A trader, @SwaiSadi, claims that FundingPips permanently closed his account following a third-party KYC audit, citing allegedly altered or inauthentic documents.
• What stands out is the timing: according to the trader, the account was closed just before he could request a payout — not after a payout request.
• His account showed $746.78 in profit (+7.5%) on a $10K Master account.
• FundingPips states that its decision is permanent and final. However, questions remain about the audit findings and the evidence behind the decision.
• @fundingpips — Can you clarify what was found and why the account was closed at this stage?
•Transparency matters, especially when a trader is in profit and a payout may be next.
@Khldfx @fundingpips @avikkfp
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🚨 FundingPips Closes Trader’s Account Just Before Payout Request
• A trader, @SwaiSadi, claims that FundingPips permanently closed his account following a third-party KYC audit, citing allegedly altered or inauthentic documents.
• What stands out is the timing: according to the trader, the account was closed just before he could request a payout — not after a payout request.
• His account showed $746.78 in profit (+7.5%) on a $10K Master account.
• FundingPips states that its decision is permanent and final. However, questions remain about the audit findings and the evidence behind the decision.
• @fundingpips — Can you clarify what was found and why the account was closed at this stage?
•Transparency matters, especially when a trader is in profit and a payout may be next.
@Khldfx @fundingpips @avikkfp
🚨 5 Approved Payouts. Then a Permanent Ban Over KYC?
• Another serious case involving @fundingpips.
• According to the trader @LiquidityAhmed , they received 5 approved payouts before their $50K account was permanently closed over an alleged “altered KYC document.”
• The trader denies altering any documents and has offered to undergo live video verification.
The key questions are:
• Why was the issue raised after five approved payouts?
• Was the trader given a fair opportunity to verify their identity?
• What evidence supports the alleged document alteration?
• KYC compliance is important, but serious allegations deserve clear explanations and a fair review process.
When a firm makes such an accusation, transparency matters.
The trader has publicly challenged the decision. Will @fundingpips provide a clear explanation?
@avikkfp @Khldfx
#FundingPips #PropFirms #ThePropTruth
$50K Account Permanently Closed After 5 Approved Payouts
@fundingpips permanently closed my account over an alleged “altered KYC document.” This is a false allegation.
I completed the KYC myself using my own original documents. No editing, no third party, nothing was altered.
I already received 5 approved payouts from them. Then I bought a new $50K account just 2 days before this email. The account was banned with no refund and only a vague compliance notice.
If they are going to accuse someone’s identity documents of being fraudulent, the least they should do is offer a live video verification call before permanently closing the account and keeping the money.
@Khldfx I’m ready to do a fair review on a video call anytime. Please look into this.
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read and share this. I appreciate it. ❤️
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🚨 5 Approved Payouts. Then a Permanent Ban Over KYC?
• Another serious case involving @fundingpips.
• According to the trader @LiquidityAhmed , they received 5 approved payouts before their $50K account was permanently closed over an alleged “altered KYC document.”
• The trader denies altering any documents and has offered to undergo live video verification.
The key questions are:
• Why was the issue raised after five approved payouts?
• Was the trader given a fair opportunity to verify their identity?
• What evidence supports the alleged document alteration?
• KYC compliance is important, but serious allegations deserve clear explanations and a fair review process.
When a firm makes such an accusation, transparency matters.
The trader has publicly challenged the decision. Will @fundingpips provide a clear explanation?
@avikkfp @Khldfx
#FundingPips #PropFirms #ThePropTruth
$50K Account Permanently Closed After 5 Approved Payouts
@fundingpips permanently closed my account over an alleged “altered KYC document.” This is a false allegation.
I completed the KYC myself using my own original documents. No editing, no third party, nothing was altered.
I already received 5 approved payouts from them. Then I bought a new $50K account just 2 days before this email. The account was banned with no refund and only a vague compliance notice.
If they are going to accuse someone’s identity documents of being fraudulent, the least they should do is offer a live video verification call before permanently closing the account and keeping the money.
@Khldfx I’m ready to do a fair review on a video call anytime. Please look into this.
Thank you to everyone who takes the time to read and share this. I appreciate it. ❤️