This page lists prop firms we have removed from our rankings because we can no longer confirm they are operating. It is a weaker claim than saying a firm has closed, and the difference is deliberate. A firm here has gone quiet, not been confirmed dead.
Being listed here is not an accusation. Firms close for ordinary business reasons and some wind down carefully. Where we have evidence that traders were left unpaid, we say so plainly and separately, because that is a different situation from a firm that simply stopped trading.
Firms we can no longer verify
Ordered by how much it matters to a trader holding an account, not alphabetically.
This is the most serious entry on the page. Both mycryptofunding.com and mycryptofunding.org stopped resolving. Before they did, traders documented payouts that were approved and then never paid, a $10,000 withdrawal deferred repeatedly, and balances over $103,000 frozen on accounts that were in good standing. The firm stopped responding. Trustpilot removed a batch of its reviews as fake.
We are not describing a firm that quietly wound down. If you hold a balance here, treat it as money you will have to chase rather than money you will be paid.
fundedsportstrader.com stopped resolving on its root domain, its www version and its app subdomain. The pattern was gradual: intermittent outages through mid-2026, then nothing at all.
No closure announcement was made and we have had no response from support or the affiliate contact.
fundedpicker.com no longer resolves. Neither the affiliate contact nor support has responded.
There was no announcement, so we cannot say whether this was a wind-down or an abandonment.
tradingfunds.com no longer resolves. No closure statement was published and no contact route works.
arcticfunding.com no longer resolves. Trustpilot reviews from shortly before it went offline report accounts and dashboards being deleted while traders still had access to them.
We never published a review of this firm, so there is no review page to link.
Fortunes Funding stopped operating in May 2024. Its site was replaced with a placeholder promising a rebirth, and more than two years later there has been no relaunch.
We keep it here rather than on the closures page because the firm never confirmed it had closed. A placeholder page is not a statement.
AT Funded paused operations for what it described as a full business review, and set its MT5 accounts to close only. It is not currently selling evaluations or funded accounts.
This is a pause by a firm with a parent brokerage behind it, not a disappearance. We have unlisted it because you cannot currently buy anything, not because we think it is gone. If it reopens it goes straight back into the rankings.
What to do if you have money with one of these
Start a written record. Screenshot your dashboard, balance, payout history and any support correspondence while you still can, because dashboards have disappeared before the domains did. Then request a payout in writing even if you expect no reply, since a documented, unanswered request is worth more later than a memory of one.
If you paid by card or PayPal, check the chargeback window for your provider. It is often the only route that actually returns money, and it closes on a fixed timer that has nothing to do with how long the firm strings you along. If your payment was in crypto, there is usually no recovery route, which is worth knowing before you fund the next account rather than after.
Do not pay anything further to a firm on this page, including a fee to unlock, verify or release a withdrawal. A request for money in order to release money is the clearest signal there is.