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Swift Funding Review
Swift Funding was a forex prop trading firm from Hong Kong. It opened in January 2024 and stopped operating around October 2024, so it is now closed.
Account Sizes
Various
Profit Split
Up to 90%
Max Drawdown
10%
Payout
Bi-weekly
Pros
- Offered two challenge types, Sprint and Pro, for different trader styles
- Entry prices started as low as $49 for a $5,000 challenge account
- Used the well known MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms at launch
- Set no fixed time limit for finishing a trading challenge
Cons
- Stopped operating around October 2024 and is now closed
- TheTrustedProp warns readers not to send this firm any money
- The planned switch from MetaTrader to DXtrade came with client complaints
- Never published a regulator, so it ran as an unregulated firm
- Key details like profit split and payout speed were left undisclosed
Swift Funding was a forex prop trading firm. It started in January 2024 and said it worked from Hong Kong. The firm partnered with the broker ThinkMarkets and used MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Traders could buy a Sprint or a Pro challenge, with account sizes from $5,000 to $100,000 and entry prices from $49.
In February 2024, Swift Funding said it would add the DXtrade platform. This came during a hard stretch for prop trading firms, after MetaQuotes cut off many firms from MT4 and MT5 access. The firm stopped operating around October 2024. TheTrustedProp lists it as closed and tells readers not to send it money.
Some reports say another firm, MyFundedFX, took on Swift Funding's remaining client duties after the shutdown, to help finish pending payouts. This is not confirmed on any official record. If you find old Swift Funding links today, treat every offer as outdated and do not pay a new challenge fee under this name.
Max Leverage
1:100 on its Pro challenge when the firm was active
Spreads From
Not disclosed
Platforms
Challenge Types
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
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Analysis, webinars, learning materials
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