FXCI 

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Drawdown -overall drawdown LIMIT harsh one (every traded will fail at some stage) my story brought 5k two & 10k one account one 5k lost due to sllppage 10 k lost due to overall draw down li... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

This platform is more like a Scammer. They are giving offers to attract more people and but after passing through evaluation or 2 Challange phase and KYC completed they don't provide funded or Expert... See more

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Really great prop firm ready to help passionate traders get funded. The prop firm got reasonable spreads with no slippage and great customer support. Especially Victoria is really great, friendly and... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

in support chat no any agent available only chat bot available. no timely answer from support. I HAVE BUY INSTANT ACCOUNT PAYMENT RECEIVE BUT NEED KYC VERIFICATION BUT VERIFICATION LINK NOT WORKING. t... See more

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  1. Educational Institution

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Founded in 2023, FXCI is an established financial institution dedicated to providing funding for traders worldwide. The company has proudly announced the launch of an innovative funding program, which involves the careful selection of disciplined and consistent traders, granting them support and access to the institution's capital. The company realizes that lack of access to funds is one of the biggest barriers for those who want to hit the next level of trading. With a mission to find as many talented traders as possible who can trade their capital, FXCI has successfully empowered over 3,000 traders since its launch.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

WARNING

WARNING: FXCI – Scam Prop Firm! Funded Account Not Provided, Money Lost

I passed the challenge at FXCI, fully following all rules and requirements.
Despite successfully completing the challenge:
• I never received my funded account;
• The trader agreement was never sent;
• My challenge fee was not refunded;
• Customer support ignored all my messages and eventually blocked my account without explanation.

All attempts to contact FXCI to resolve the issue were ignored. This is not just poor service — it is a clear failure to fulfill their contractual obligations.

💥 Based on my experience, FXCI should be considered a scam prop firm.
I strongly advise against paying for any challenges or accounts with them. There is a very high risk of losing your money without receiving a funded account or refund.

27 January 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 3 out of 5 stars

Make sure to read the fine print…

Make sure to read the fine print because the wagering requirements might occasionally be high.I value openness regarding licenses and rules since it makes me feelI have winning streaks on some days and losing streaks on others. However, that is true everywhere—I appreciate that the Compared to many other models, this one looks more accessible to someone who is new to prop trading.site offers you a good chance. Kindly make a deposit before diving right in.It makes reasonable that security checks were performed when I requested a withdrawal, however I'd prefer that In contrast to the typical waiting

14 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Fxci is a scam company

Fxci is a scam company, plz dont buy prop firm account here
I had bought an account of 5k in 2000 rs through upi, passed both phases but they didnt give account claiming that my strategy is risky, and they promised for a refund but never gave me a refund, they scammed my money
Their support system is pathetic, there is no live support, they told bc my transaction is through upi ,then bank will reverse my transaction, but when I contacted bank then they told that bc my money already went to fxci bank account, then my bank cant do anything, only the person whom I send money can refund me, amd it is fxci
I think fxci is a scammer plz dont buy prop firm account here

26 November 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FXCi / OneFunded Prop Firm – Beware, Major Red Flags!

I’ve been using FXCi and their trading platform “YTF.” Initially, they offered cTrader, which worked fine — but suddenly, they discontinued it and forced everyone to move to their own platform, YTF, which is completely unreliable.

The platform barely works — most of the time it’s inaccessible, full of glitches, and overall feels unstable. Since Friday, I haven’t been able to access my account at all. Even the FXCi login page has been down, and there’s been no communication or support from the company — no updates, no responses, nothing.

For a firm that claims to be professional, this is absolutely unacceptable. Now they are saying everything will be “rebranded” under OneFunded, but given what’s happened so far, I strongly advise everyone to stay away from FXCi or any related firms like OneFunded. Don’t waste your time or money.

21 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

FXCi Prop Firm is a Total Scam – Stay Away!

I’ve been using FXCi and their so-called trading platform “YTF,” and it’s absolutely terrible. The platform is full of bugs, lags constantly, and feels completely unreliable.

Since Friday, I haven’t been able to access my account at all — even the FXCi home login page is down. No response, no updates, nothing. This is unacceptable for a company that claims to be a professional prop firm.

At this point, it feels like a total scam. I strongly advise traders to stay away from FXCi before losing their time and money.

20 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I am tired of the prop,I entered due to…

I am tired of the prop,I entered due to their promo & influencers talking about them but I regret each single day cos their community is not active & the last payout was since January.i want to get all my money that I invested in this scammers cos I am not doing again,give me my full refund cos am hell broke right now.it was a waste of Money & time 😭😭😭

20 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

fxci scam site

i have passed 10k evaluation phase 21 days ago since then no live account yet i got . no reply from customer care .only way to communicate is gmail and their response is nil.they are scamming people money nothing else i don have any hope for getting live funded account now

2 October 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

STAY AWAY - A PRIME EXAMPLE OF FRAUDULENT INCOMPETENCE

This so-called "prop firm," FXCI.com, is an absolute sham and a blatant scam. My experience wasn't just "bad"—it was a masterclass in deceptive practices and criminal negligence.

On July 22nd, I fell victim to a glaring technical failure on their chosen cTrader platform. I had a trade open with clearly defined Stop Loss and Take Profit orders. As the market session was closing, the platform FRAUDULENTLY executed my trade at the Stop Loss price, stealing $600 from my account. The price never even came within striking distance of my stop level. This was not a trade; it was theft, plain and simple.

For weeks, I was given the runaround by their utterly useless "support" team. After being ignored, I finally received a response from a manager that was a vomit-inducing slurry of technical jargon and outright lies. They had the audacity to babble about "hidden bid/ask lines" and "slippage" in a pathetic, transparent attempt to cover their tracks. They could not provide a single shred of evidence to prove their fabricated story. Their entire response was a diplomatic, cowardly excuse designed to hide their own platform's fatal flaws and their company's complicity.

I had TEN accounts with these con artists, and their corrupt system claimed every single one. This is not a coincidence; it is a pattern. The cTrader platform they use is fundamentally broken and riddled with glitches that exclusively benefit the house. FXCI.com is fully aware of this and chooses to continue exploiting its clients.

Do not be fooled by their rapid responses to negative reviews; it's the only thing they do efficiently, as their entire business model depends on silencing criticism. Remember: FXCI DOES NOT TRADE REAL MONEY. They operate in a simulated, manipulated environment designed for you to lose. They are not a prop firm; they are a predatory pay-to-play scheme.

DO NOT GIVE THEM A SINGLE DOLLAR. Save your money and your sanity. This company is a cancerous blight on the industry. AVOID FXCI.com AT ALL COSTS.

19 September 2025
Unprompted review
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Reply from FXCI

Dear Linu Thankachan,

We’re sorry for the frustration you experienced. For readers: we fully investigated the two tickets and screenshots this customer sent us. Our server‑side logs and cTrader’s rules show that the executions were correct and transparent.

What we investigated

Case 1 - trade 1769**: position closed by Stop Loss at 0.47895 on 2025‑07‑17 21:05:46 (server time).

Case 2 - Deal DID35****, Requesting Order OID42****, Position PID19****: BUY position; SL request at 1.37959, final fill showed slight slippage.

Why a chart can disagree with a Stop‑Loss fill (and still be correct)

Markets are quoted with two prices: Bid (Sell) and Ask (Buy); the gap is the spread.

cTrader candles plot the Bid by default. The Ask line (if enabled) sits above the candles by the spread.

SL trigger side:

BUY positions are stopped by the Bid.

SELL positions are stopped by the Ask.

In fast markets or near session close, spreads can widen. Once a stop triggers, it becomes a market order, so a small difference between the trigger and the final fill (slippage) is normal on electronic venues.

Our findings

Case 1 (Trade 1769**): The position closed at the best available price at that moment. Because the chart plots Bid only, a transient spread change can mean you won’t see that exact level printed on the candle, even though the correct side of the quote touched your SL.

Case 2 (DID35****/OID42***/PID19****): The SL for the BUY position triggered on the Bid; the final fill differed slightly due to momentary volatility/spread. This behavior is consistent with cTrader’s execution mechanics.

Addressing the broader claims

We do not manipulate prices and we cannot alter historical quotes. Pricing and SL evaluation are handled by cTrader; our logs confirm the stops triggered on the correct side and filled at the best available price.

Our evaluation accounts are simulated (as disclosed), but they use the same pricing and trigger logic. This has no bearing on whether a stop is fairly executed.

We can only assess patterns with specific IDs/timestamps. If there are additional trades (including the July 22 incident), we’ll gladly review each one - please provide the trade/order IDs via your existing ticket so we can share timestamped extracts from our logs.

How any trader can verify this

In cTrader, enable the Ask line to see both sides of the market.

Zoom to the exact timestamp of the stop; you’ll often see the non‑plotted side (Ask for shorts, Bid for longs) touch the SL.

If placing tight SLs near session close or news, consider a small buffer for temporary spread widening.

cTrader’s own guidance on SL/TP behavior: help.ctrader.com/trading-with-ctrader/orders/#set-up-stop-loss-and-take-profit

We appreciate the chance to clarify. Based on our review, the two executions were accurate and transparent. If anyone reading this has questions about execution mechanics or wants us to audit a specific trade, our support team is here to help.

FXCI Support

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