OFP Funding

I want to warn everyone about OFP Funding. I passed their challenge, traded my account normally, respected all rules, and then they suddenly requested a *video explaining my strategy*… even though this requirement is NOT mentioned anywhere in their Terms or on their website. I still sent the video. They rejected it with a generic copy/paste explanation saying my SL/TP “didn’t match” my strategy — even though my SL/TP was consistent, fixed, and part of my stated rules. They denied the payout. This “strategy verification” is nowhere in their TOS. It’s an invented excuse used AFTER you pass to avoid paying. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is the email they sent me: We hope this message finds you well. Thank you for your patience while we completed the review of your trading account (1021155). After carefully evaluating the explanation video you submitted, we identified several discrepancies between the strategy you described and the actual trading activity observed on your account. In particular, we noted that your trades included clearly defined take-profit (TP) and stop loss levels, which were not adequately explained in your video submission. Given the importance of these parameters in shaping a trading strategy, we expected a detailed breakdown of how these levels were determined—specifically, the rationale behind their placement and how they aligned with your overall trading framework. Typically, take-profit and stop loss levels are set based on technical analysis, market structure, or other well-founded reasoning. These decisions should reflect a deliberate, strategic approach rather than arbitrary positioning. Unfortunately, the explanations provided did not demonstrate the level of consistency or analytical logic we would expect to support the trading decisions seen on your account. Based on these inconsistencies, we must conclude that the strategy applied during live trading does not match the one presented in your explanation. We understand you may wish to clarify further; however, please note that ample time and clear instructions were provided to give a complete and accurate representation of your trading strategy, including all key components. Therefore, we will not be offering a second opportunity to resubmit or amend your explanation. Additionally, please be advised that any assets traded during previous cycles may not be traded again—either on this account or any future accounts you may obtain. Moving forward, we expect all traders to utilize strategies that can be clearly articulated, justified, and demonstrated when requested. This decision is final and will not be subject to further review or appeal. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to our guidelines and maintaining the integrity of the trading environment. Should you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team. Kind regards,  OFP Risk Team  http://ofpfunding.com/ Ticket ID: BS54R0 Assigned agent: Prakash -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here is the video script I provided (nothing wrong with it): Hello, my name is XXX, I’m a trader at FP Funding under account 102 1155. I’ve been trading with OFP for about five or six months now. I’ve already traded with payouts on other prop firms. My trading style is mainly the London Reversal, around 10 a.m. So I wait for a strong push up to take a short, or a strong push down to take a buy. Always in the opposite direction of the move. I wait for the 10 a.m. London rebound. Regarding my risk management: on this account it’s a 50K. I always use the same lot size, 70 lots, with a 20-pip TP and a 20-pip SL. So it’s a 1:1 risk-reward ratio. Either I win, or I don’t. I try to respect all the prop firm rules. As you can see on the screenshot, on the screen here, it’s my WFP account, 102 1155, with my history. So yes, I’m the real owner. I don’t use bots or copy trading. You can see clearly it’s my account. To show you my technique — it’s actually very simple. If we take the example of the trade I took on October 17th: it was a buy. It was 10 a.m. We can see the trend was very bearish. There was a first liquidity grab on the lows around 9 a.m., and at 10 a.m. price didn’t even come back to take that liquidity again. So for me, that validated a buy setup at that moment. SL 20 pips, TP 20 pips. TP hit — that one was a perfect trade. It happens. If we continue on October 20th: same idea. The trend was pretty bullish, especially on that Monday morning. Around 10 a.m., price didn’t take the previous high formed at 9:30. So for me, that’s bearish. I arrived a bit later on the trade, around 10:15. That confirmed the downward move. Same setup: 20-pip SL, 20-pip TP. Price dropped, TP validated, done. Then we continue with a losing trade — because that happens too. This was October 21st. The day started with an uptrend. Price didn’t take the high liquidity around 9:50, and at 10 a.m. it still hadn’t taken it. So for me, that meant a drop. SL 20 pips, TP 20 pips. It almost hit TP, missed it by little, market reversed, SL. Then we move on to the next day. So that’s the strategy. I try to take only one trade per day. There were days where I took two trades. Since my biggest winning trade was $2100, I set myself a limit: not to exceed a daily loss deeper than $1100. So yes, some days it took two trades to reach that limit — for example one at -$1700 and one at +$300, or something like that. But overall, my trading has been pretty consistent. I’m not a streamer, I’m not used to making videos. If we look at my trade list: the biggest was the first big winner, $2100, on September 12th. In terms of “strategy”, you could call it ICT/SMC if you want to use the trendy names. But honestly, that’s not really what I’m doing. It’s mainly liquidity-based trading. Another perfect example: between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. we had a strong drop. On the 10 a.m. candle, I almost caught the extreme. The drop continued a bit afterwards. I entered around 10:20. I don’t know why TradingView and cTrader show a one-hour offset — when cTrader says I opened at 9:22, I actually opened at 10:22. No idea why the time is off. Anyway, same setup: we had a drop, price failed to go lower, maybe grabbed a bit of liquidity. I went for a buy around 10:20-something. TP 20 pips, SL 20 pips. And since I saw the trade had almost no chance of reversing — we kept forming higher lows — I let that one run longer, around 260 minutes. I don’t know exactly how much that is, but basically I extended the TP because everything indicated it would be a strong winning trade. So I took more profit than usual. That’s pretty much everything I can tell you. If you need more info or want me to explain other trades in detail, I’m available. It’s a pleasure working with OFP, they seem like a solid prop firm. I hope the evaluation confirms that. Have a great day. See you soon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a classic no-payout scam tactic: - Requirements appear AFTER passing - Totally subjective review - “We won’t give you a second chance” template - “You can’t trade the same assets anymore” (huge red flag) Be careful with OFP Funding. They are not operating in good faith and do NOT pay profitable traders.

for 98% they are scammers! i bought an instant funded account 2 days ago... i was in profit from first day... the second day i slept thinking that my trade will close in profit... the spread was 3 points, when i woke up, i found my trade of 400$ profit was closed at 600$ loss because in some seconds spread was hundreds of points... i told them that in discord, they banned me. even at night, the spread can never reach that level in all trusted brokers! now i recovered already and i will continue trading but i am pretty sure that i will not be able to withdraw because i have read in discord an experience of someone: they told him to explain exactly his strategy else no payouts will be done... so the owner and CEO are stealers of strategies and they don't pay you if they don't steal your strategy... but let's continue and see... i will update the review and review more when i ask for payout and see what will happen! i think for 98% that they are scammers!

Scam Runaway from them Scam Runaway from them. The denied my payment 3 Times. The first one (1500$) they argue that I started in a short timelapse. Ok. I accept that and try with a different strategy I complete the inconsistence score again and request my payment (2500$). Again they reject it. This time they say that one of my losing trades was bigger than the most of my profits. My rate was 66% wins with trailing stop loss. I had 20 winning trades 7 of then bigger than my biggest lost. Ok. I accept again the reject. This Last is the confirmation of the scam. I complete again the inconsistence score. 3500$ profits. All my trades bigger than my biggest lose. 60% winning trades. They ask me for a video of my strategy and I ask them About what they need exactly (they never answer). I send them a video explaining the strategy with graphics and examples of my own trades. This was they answer: "We understand that you may wish to clarify further. However, please note that ample time and clear instructions were given to thoroughly explain your strategy, including all key aspects. As such, we will not be offering a second opportunity to resubmit or revise your explanation. Additionally, please be aware that any assets traded during the previous cycles should not be traded in future—either on this account or any other accounts you may acquire. Going forward, we expect all traders to use strategies that they can fully articulate and justify when requested. This decision is final and will not be subject to further review or appeal. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in complying with our guidelines and expectations." So they decide arbitrarily based on a subjetive opinion reject again the payment. They don't want an explanation of the strategy. They want an excuse to never pay

I posted this on the server, and they kicked me out of the group. “The worst propfirm I've ever tried. We're traders, not video makers. And language is a barrier to explanation. I don't think risk management is a trader; they force all clients to trade according to their mindset. If risk management is brave, discuss all review results in the general chat here. You're being arbitrary. You're a scammer. OFP scammer” I sent all the proof of my trade history, trading calendar, and everything related to it in their Discord public chat. They kicked me out because of that.

Raudel is the Support Manager of OFP who tried to pretend a client. This is disgraceful. I once requested for a refund and was promised 24-48 hours by Raudel but it was not materialised. I only received the refund after a month with many follow up emails.

This RAUDEL posting bout 4 payouts he is actually the support i talked to many times to complain bout my payout been delayed

"I participated in a invites contest where I successfully completed over 700 invites, but despite my efforts, my name wasn't included in the winners' list. When I tried to reach out for an explanation, my account was banned without a clear reason. This has happened multiple times, and the reasons provided for the bans were unconvincing and unprofessional. It’s disappointing to see such poor customer service and a lack of transparency. I hope others have a better experience, but I can’t recommend this based on how I was treated."

After they refused to pay me, I am following them closely. They are increasing discounts, paying traders unevenly, probably waiting for the revenues from sales to cover payouts.

I just receive first payout 2k1 profit of 50k80% account within 24h after sending email request and risk team check. OFP do not have payout button on dashboard need to improve this issue, quick response when send email. vote 4 stars. I come from Vientnam.

In the past their rules were tricky but have now come in line and the rules are easy. Recently purchased two Instant funded accounts. So far so good.