Orbit Funded — $0 Trades and Tools Removed Without Notice

Orbit Funded (orbitfunded.com) promises accounts of up to $2,000,000, a profit split of up to 100% and “Rewards in 24h or get $1,000 extra”. Its browser title goes further and says it funds traders “up to 5M”. A trader of more than a year says the firm’s own system failures cost him a trade and that it never answered his claim.

Orbit Funded by its own numbers

Orbit Funded claims 84,500 traders and $8.3 million paid in barely a year of operation. It publishes no audited figure to support either number. A firm that cannot keep its dashboard recording trades correctly is in a weak position to offer “$1,000 extra” for late rewards.

Building a complaint against Orbit Funded

1. If Orbit Funded has frozen your trading or recorded your trades wrongly, write to support and ask three things: which notice announced the change, on what date the risk tools were removed, and how the firm will compensate time lost to its own outage.
2. Keep every screenshot with the date visible.
3. A written answer, or the lack of one, is what a card issuer will look at if you dispute the fee.

Sources: trader complaints published on an independent forex review forum (April 2026); orbitfunded.com (checked 28 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

Four pieces of evidence, one unanswered claim

1. His dashboard recorded his trades with a value of $0, which he calls a failure of data integrity.
2. Orbit Funded’s own maintenance notice of 14 April acknowledged “infrastructure anomalies”.
3. An email of 7 April advertised risk tools in percentage and pips; support admitted on 18 April they had been removed without notice.
4. The resulting 48-hour forced inactivity meant he could not trade a gold move he had planned.

He says he even removed a review he had posted elsewhere as a gesture of good faith, and that the company still did not respond to his request for compensation.