The prop
firm FXIFY unveiled several platform updates this weekend, including the
imminent launch of its Instant Funding program and the FXIFY Futures. The new
platform has garnered substantial pre-launch interest, with over 100,000
traders already registered on the waitlist for its upcoming open beta.
Prop Firm FXIFY to Enter
Futures Market
FXIFY
Futures platform is currently in “private beta,” with the prop firm
keeping details about the new offering relatively quiet on their social media.
The official website of the new project currently only encourages users to join
the waitlist and refer friends, with the most active participants eligible for
discounts, cash rewards, and free challenges once the futures offering launches.
The move
into futures trading could be a strategic response to the MetaQuotes ban and
the inability to serve US investors, as futures contracts might provide a
workaround to these restrictions.
FXIFY is
joining a growing number of prop trading firms, primarily known for CFD
trading, that are expanding into the futures market. FunderPro joined this
trend in mid-November, while Traddoo entered the space in late October through
a partnership with TradersLaunch.
The
controversial firm The Funded Trader made a similar move earlier by launching
The Funded Futures. MyFundedFX was among the pioneers in this market
transition, operating an independent company called MyFundedFutures.
FXIFY Announces Platform Updates, Including Instant Funding Program
The company’s Instant Funding program, which will debut in December, will expand FXIFY’s trading offerings. Instant funding allows traders to access trading capital immediately without completing traditional evaluation phases or challenges. Traders pay a premium fee upfront to receive instant access to a funded account.
โAccount
sizes range from $1,000 to $50,000, 50:1 leverage on FX, 20:1 leverage on
commodities, 15:1 on indices, and 2:1 on crypto,โ the company commented. โUp to
80% profit split and no evaluation phase, but with stricter rules, including a
max trailing total drawdown of 8%.โ
In a separate modification to its existing services, FXIFY is transitioning its 2-Phase Challenge from a static to a trailing drawdown system. This change, effective yesterday (Sunday), applies exclusively to new account purchases. Existing 2-Phase accounts opened before the specified date will retain their static maximum drawdown parameters for both the Challenge and Funded stages.
The
platform updates come as FXIFY continues to expand its market presence, having
recently achieved the milestone of $3 million in monthly trader payouts. The
company has also been adapting to regulatory changes, including the transition
of US traders to the DX platform following recent MetaQuotes policy updates.
Back in
May, the prop firm celebrated its 1 year anniversary, paying
over $8,700,000 to their funded traders in the debut period and reporting
over $1.7 trillion in trading volumes.
The prop
firm FXIFY unveiled several platform updates this weekend, including the
imminent launch of its Instant Funding program and the FXIFY Futures. The new
platform has garnered substantial pre-launch interest, with over 100,000
traders already registered on the waitlist for its upcoming open beta.
Prop Firm FXIFY to Enter
Futures Market
FXIFY
Futures platform is currently in “private beta,” with the prop firm
keeping details about the new offering relatively quiet on their social media.
The official website of the new project currently only encourages users to join
the waitlist and refer friends, with the most active participants eligible for
discounts, cash rewards, and free challenges once the futures offering launches.
The move
into futures trading could be a strategic response to the MetaQuotes ban and
the inability to serve US investors, as futures contracts might provide a
workaround to these restrictions.
FXIFY is
joining a growing number of prop trading firms, primarily known for CFD
trading, that are expanding into the futures market. FunderPro joined this
trend in mid-November, while Traddoo entered the space in late October through
a partnership with TradersLaunch.
The
controversial firm The Funded Trader made a similar move earlier by launching
The Funded Futures. MyFundedFX was among the pioneers in this market
transition, operating an independent company called MyFundedFutures.
FXIFY Announces Platform Updates, Including Instant Funding Program
The company’s Instant Funding program, which will debut in December, will expand FXIFY’s trading offerings. Instant funding allows traders to access trading capital immediately without completing traditional evaluation phases or challenges. Traders pay a premium fee upfront to receive instant access to a funded account.
โAccount
sizes range from $1,000 to $50,000, 50:1 leverage on FX, 20:1 leverage on
commodities, 15:1 on indices, and 2:1 on crypto,โ the company commented. โUp to
80% profit split and no evaluation phase, but with stricter rules, including a
max trailing total drawdown of 8%.โ
In a separate modification to its existing services, FXIFY is transitioning its 2-Phase Challenge from a static to a trailing drawdown system. This change, effective yesterday (Sunday), applies exclusively to new account purchases. Existing 2-Phase accounts opened before the specified date will retain their static maximum drawdown parameters for both the Challenge and Funded stages.
The
platform updates come as FXIFY continues to expand its market presence, having
recently achieved the milestone of $3 million in monthly trader payouts. The
company has also been adapting to regulatory changes, including the transition
of US traders to the DX platform following recent MetaQuotes policy updates.
Back in
May, the prop firm celebrated its 1 year anniversary, paying
over $8,700,000 to their funded traders in the debut period and reporting
over $1.7 trillion in trading volumes.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.
