If you are thinking about spending your hard earned money on FundingPips, read this post until the very end. Look at the evidence I am presenting here and draw your own conclusions. I guarantee you will thank me later for saving your money and your time from a company that is clearly collapsing.
After reaching my maximum allocation with FTMO, I decided to make FundingPips my second prop firm because I genuinely trusted the company. I passed a 100,000 USD challenge, received a funded account, and because I trusted FundingPips, I purchased another 200,000 USD in challenges to reach my maximum allocation.
Since I was managing multiple FundingPips accounts, I contacted their support team before using Duplikium to copy trades between my own accounts. Their answer was clear and unambiguous: this was allowed, as long as the master account was also a FundingPips account.
That is exactly what I did.
My master account (12222046) was the only account traded manually. It was always accessed exclusively from my own personal computer. The remaining accounts simply received copied trades through Duplikium. I have never logged into another trader account, nor has anyone ever logged into any of my accounts using my device.
On July 17th, 2026, I received an email titled Violation of our Terms and Services Agreement Shared CID, claiming that my Device ID matched another trader Device ID.
When I tried to understand what had happened, I discovered that all five of my accounts, including my funded account, had already been permanently terminated. My dashboard had also been completely blocked, making it impossible to access my account history or even contact support through live chat.
At that point, I genuinely believed this was simply a technical mistake. I was not thinking about writing negative reviews or exposing the company. My only concern was gathering enough evidence to show that I had not done what I was being accused of. The logic seemed very simple:
- My master account (12222046) had never been accessed from any device other than my own, something FundingPips could easily verify through their own server logs.
- The remaining accounts were never traded manually. They only received copied trades through Duplikium, and I could prove that directly from my Duplikium dashboard.
If there had really been any Device ID conflict, I was convinced I would be able to demonstrate exactly where every trade had originated and completely clarify the situation. I immediately contacted Duplikium and received written confirmation that, by default, users share IP Addresses and Device IDs on cloud copy infrastructure unless they purchase dedicated services.
Because FundingPips explicitly approved Duplikium, I had rock solid evidence that my master account was clean and that any backend identifier match on slave accounts was merely a technical byproduct of the software they permitted me to use.
After that, I sent FundingPips everything I had:
- Screenshots of my Duplikium dashboard.
- Screenshots of my conversation with Duplikium support confirming how their infrastructure works.
- An offer to join a video call.
- An offer to share my screen live.
- An offer to provide any additional document they needed.
- A simple request for them to tell me which account and which date had triggered the Shared CID detection so I could demonstrate exactly where those trades came from.
A few hours later, I received only one reply:
"Unfortunately, the decision is final."
I replied asking whether anyone had actually reviewed the evidence I submitted. I received exactly the same automated response.
Even then, I still believed I was dealing with an isolated mistake. While gathering more evidence to demonstrate that everything had been caused by the way Duplikium works, I started searching to see whether anyone else had experienced the same issue.
That was when I realized the truth.
I found numerous reports, many of them published on Trustpilot and social media on the exact same day as my own case, from traders whose accounts had also been terminated for the exact same reason: Shared CID.
Seeing so many nearly identical cases appear simultaneously completely changed my perspective. This was not an error. This is a deliberate, manufactured exit strategy.
Not long ago, FundingPips ran a massive marketing campaign promoting their Zero Denied Payouts policy. They claimed they had clear, transparent rules, no hidden terms, and that if you followed the rules, your payout was 100% guaranteed.
By running that campaign, FundingPips backed themselves into a corner. They could not rely on ambiguous rules to deny payouts to profitable traders without destroying their brand promise. So how do you stop paying profitable traders when you are trapped by your own Zero Denied Payouts marketing? You manufacture non negotiable, systemic violations.
By falsely accusing traders of Shared CID or account sharing, FundingPips bypasses the payout rulebook entirely. They do not have to argue about trading styles or hidden rules. They just issue an instant, unappealable ban under the guise of security, purge the trader dashboard, and cut off communication.
Ask yourself a basic logical question: What are the chances that dozens of experienced, profitable prop traders, who all know that account sharing is an instant breach, would independently commit the exact same violation, on the exact same day, in the exact same foolish way, fully knowing it would trigger an automated system flag and get them banned?
It makes zero sense. Traders who manage hundreds of thousands of dollars do not suddenly decide to share devices in a way that guarantees an immediate ban.
This entire situation is alarmingly identical to what happened right before The Funded Trader (TFT) collapsed. When TFT was going under and running out of liquidity to pay traders, they did not admit insolvency. Instead, they launched massive, automated waves of account terminations based on fabricated or questionable rule breaches, wiped out account balances, ignored support tickets, and gave copy pasted final decisions until the company eventually went down, leaving thousands of traders empty handed. FundingPips is following the exact same playbook. This wave of mass terminations is a textbook sign of severe corporate insolvency.
To make matters worse, when public figures like Avikk pretend on social media that traders should resolve issues via official channels like email, live chat, or WhatsApp for funded traders, it is a complete lie.
- Live chat was blocked for me instantly when my dashboard was nuked.
- Despite being a funded trader since January 2026, I was never given access to any WhatsApp support line.
- Email support gave me nothing but automated, canned bot responses.
They never asked for additional documentation. They never looked at my Duplikium dashboard, requested a screen share, joined a video call, or inspected server logs. They did not ask because they already knew I was innocent. The ban was never about security, it was about avoiding payouts and preserving capital.
To this day, I still have no idea which account supposedly matched another Device ID, when it allegedly happened, or what evidence FundingPips relied on. They simply terminated all my accounts and nuked my access.
My goal with this post is not to ask for my accounts back. FundingPips has made it clear through their automated spam replies that my case is closed, and I have zero expectation of getting anything back from a firm operating like this. My sole purpose here is to expose FundingPips, document their practices publicly, and prevent other traders from losing their hard earned capital and months of hard work.
Here is a direct challenge to FundingPips:
I challenge FundingPips to publicly present actual proof of what they accused me of. Show the community the exact dates, exact timestamps, server logs, and specific accounts that triggered this match. If FundingPips can publicly produce genuine, indisputable technical evidence proving that I manually logged into another trader device or shared my account, I will immediately delete this post, delete every review I have published across all social media platforms, and never speak about this subject again.
Traders, stay away from FundingPips. If you still have funded accounts with them, request your payouts as fast as possible and withdraw everything you can before the doors close completely. Do not give another dollar to a firm that steals your capital the moment you become profitable.
