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FX Capital Funding Review

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FX Capital Funding was a UK based forex prop trading firm that sold funded challenges. Companies House shows the company was dissolved in January 2025, so it no longer operates.

Min Deposit

$25

Spreads From

Not published, pricing ran on a simulated MetaTrader and cTrader feed

Max Leverage

Historical rates were 50:1 forex, 10:1 indices, 5:1 oil, and 2:1 crypto

Platforms

MetaTrader 4/5, cTrader

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Once let traders pick a one step or two step challenge with an 80 percent split
  • Supported four trading platforms, so it did not depend only on MetaTrader
  • Offered account sizes from 5,000 up to a 400,000 dollar allocation
  • Early Trustpilot reviewers praised its simple website and dashboard in 2023

Cons

  • Companies House confirms the firm was formally dissolved on 28 January 2025
  • TheTrustedProp marks it closed and warns traders to send it no money
  • Its old website no longer belongs to the firm and now redirects elsewhere
  • It held no license from the FCA or any other financial regulator
  • PropFirmMatch never verified this firm before it disappeared from the market
About FX Capital Funding

FX Capital Funding Limited was a forex prop trading firm registered in England in March 2023, led by Rob Glen and Ephi Raymond. It grew to several thousand traders within a year. It sold funded trader challenges, not normal brokerage accounts, so clients paid a one time fee to trade a simulated balance instead of making a deposit.

Traders picked a one step or two step challenge on accounts from 5,000 to 400,000 dollars, with an 80 percent profit share. It supported MetaTrader, cTrader, Match Trader, and DXtrade, unlike many rivals that failed in the 2024 prop firm shakeout after losing MetaTrader access. Fees started near 25 to 35 dollars for the smallest account.

UK Companies House confirms the firm was dissolved on 28 January 2025. TheTrustedProp now marks it closed and tells traders to send it no money. Its old web address no longer belongs to the company and now redirects to an unrelated site, so treat this page as history, not a sign up invitation.

Key Facts

Min. Deposit

USD 25

Max Leverage

Historical rates were 50:1 forex, 10:1 indices, 5:1 oil, and 2:1 crypto

Spreads From

Not published, pricing ran on a simulated MetaTrader and cTrader feed

Platforms

MetaTrader 4/5cTraderMatch TraderDXtrade
Frequently Asked Questions

Score Breakdown4.0/5
Trust & Safety
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Trading Conditions
0.0/5

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Platforms & Tools
0.0/5

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Research & Education
0.0/5

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Customer Service
0.0/5

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Mobile Trading
0.0/5

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