“Prop firm with a trading license”, says XFunded (x-funded.com): “XFunded LTD is registered in Saint Lucia with an official trading license issued by the country.” No licence number follows, and Saint Lucia does not issue licences to prop firms.
XFunded at a glance
| Company | XFunded LTD, Saint Lucia |
|---|---|
| Licence number | None shown |
| Capital | $10K to $300K |
| Split | 80% first payout, 90% second, 100% as paid add-on |
| Support | Telegram; menu still links a “Contact Us – old version” |
| Domain registered | 25 January 2024 |
⚠ XFunded summary
- “Official trading license” with no number.
- $8,817 profit lost to a breach the trader disputes.
- $50k account closed, $10k offered back.
- Contradictory rules reported.
A compensation account offered after a breach is not a refund. If XFunded makes that offer, ask for the breach report in writing first, with the rule, the trade and the price. Accepting a new account can be treated as settlement, so save every message and decide only once you have seen the evidence.
Sources: trader complaints published on an independent forex review forum (June 2026); x-funded.com (checked 27 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.
XFunded: two breaches, one compensation offer
In June 2026 a trader said he bought a 300K challenge on a promoter’s recommendation, passed, and built $8,817 in profit before the firm declared a breach he calls fake. Weeks later, another trader lost a $50k account while trading gold on the 15-minute chart: he moved his stop loss higher with seven minutes left in the candle and the system closed the account.
If I break the rule, why does the system not close me in the first five minutes of the candle?
ALSO SEE THIS REPORT 👉 Virium Review: Fund-Safety Warning, Unregulated Broker— XFunded client, June 2026 (paraphrased)
Support told him he had broken a rule, and then offered him a $10k account as compensation. A firm that is sure a rule was broken does not usually compensate for it. A third complaint describes contradictory rules used to deny a payout.
Lost an XFunded account to a breach?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Ask for the exact rule and the timestamp in writing.
Want XFunded fees refunded?
Or write to support@ettran.com — Challenge fees paid by card can often be disputed.