QT Funded Accused of Denying Payout After Manual Breach
A trader on Trustpilot alleges that QT Funded manually breached their account just one day before a pending payout, after they had completed a new 30-day cycle. The trader claims they received an unrequested refund and no clear explanation for the breach, raising concerns about transparency and fairness.
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A trader has filed a complaint on Trustpilot against prop trading firm QT Funded, alleging that the company denied a legitimate payout by manually breaching the account just one day before the scheduled disbursement. The trader, who had waited roughly two months for an earlier payout, says QT Funded attributed the delay to a 'system issue' that resulted in loss of account data. Given the choice between a refund and a new 30-day cycle, the trader opted for the cycle, completing it successfully and amassing approximately $397.98 in profit, with the minimum trading days fulfilled.
According to the post, the payout was due on 17 August 2026, but on 16 August, the account was marked as 'Manually Breached' without warning or explanation. The trader further claims that QT Funded processed a refund they never requested, stating in an email that no further interview or call would be needed. The complaint highlights the lack of transparency, as no specific rule violation was communicated, and the trader expressed deep disappointment after months of effort.
This report underscores critical red flags for traders: unexplained delays, forced resets, and arbitrary-looking actions before payouts. While QT Funded has not publicly responded to this specific complaint, traders should be aware that such operational practices can signal underlying issues with a firm's reliability.
For those considering prop firms, it is essential to research a company's track record, read independent reviews, and understand the terms regarding payouts and account breaches. Legitimate firms typically provide clear, documented reasons for any breach and follow due process. The trader's advice is to be cautious and do thorough due diligence before committing time and capital.
As always, any allegations are unverified, and the company has the right to respond. Traders are urged to approach any investment opportunity with prudence and to report suspicious activities to relevant financial authorities.
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