Sure Leverage Funding — A $9,225 Payout and Campus Wi-Fi

“Payouts so fast, it’s scary,” reads the Halloween front page of Sure Leverage Funding (sureleveragefunding.com), next to codes for 40% off and buy-one-get-one challenges. For one student trader, the scary part came at payout: a $9,225.72 reward refused and his account closed.

Sure Leverage Funding and the campus Wi-Fi

In April 2026 a student at the University of the Arts London said Sure Leverage Funding closed his account 9165764 and rejected his payout. The reason given was that his account was “linked” to another, 9154290, through a shared IP address. He says he does not know that account and that he traded on the university’s campus Wi-Fi, a network shared by thousands of students.

He also says he kept the firm’s 25% consistency rule: his best day was $2,159.90, or 23.4% of his total profit. After he reached the payout stage, he says, the firm stopped replying to his emails.

The offer on the page today

The same page offers “Buy Now, Pay Later” financing for challenges and a game in which a ghost opens one of six chests for a “free reward”. It says its consistency rule has been “REMOVED” on these accounts and that there is “NO REWARD CAP” for the first 1,000 buyers.

Financing a prop-firm fee with a pay-later loan means a trader can owe money on a challenge the firm may later void. Shared IP addresses are normal in universities, offices and mobile networks; a firm that treats them as proof of fraud can refuse almost any payout.

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