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I needed clarification about the “trading days”, and Cal from support helped me understand how the platform updates and how data shows on the dashboard so that I had to wait a bit to see that everything with my account was okay, plus some clarification about the promo code I used and getting a free account on successful passes on both challenges. Thank you!
I’ve purchased many accounts from QT, and I’ve been with them since before the merge. I don’t usually write reviews, but today’s experience genuinely caught me off guard.Passing a funded account in real life is already difficult, and sometimes people have busy lives — you forget things. That’s what happened to me. I forgot to place a trade within their 30-day limit, which I wasn’t even aware existed. I’m guessing it’s tucked away in the fine print, because they certainly don’t mention it anywhere clearly on their website.Most reputable prop firms don’t enforce a “must trade every 30 days” rule during the evaluation phase. Maybe once you’re funded — sure. But not during the challenge.I reached out to support two days after receiving the breach email. In all my time with QT, I’ve never breached an account due to inactivity. I explained the situation and asked if they could make a one-time exception, especially considering how many accounts I’ve bought from them. The response? A simple no. No consideration, no flexibility, nothing.I get that rules are rules — but their communication around this is weak at best. On Tuesday I received a generic “reminder to trade” email. Nothing saying, “You have until Friday or your account will be closed.” No warning of any consequences at all. Then I log in Monday… and the account is just deactivated.It really makes you wonder: if this is how they treat paying customers during the evaluation, how supportive will they be once you’re actually funded and real issues arise? Will they treat you like a valued trader or just another number?The most ironic part? Right after shutting down my account, they sent multiple follow-up emails with coupon codes encouraging me to jump back into a new challenge — 50% off. At this point it genuinely feels intentional, like the system is designed to funnel people into buying more accounts.Save yourself the time, money, and frustration. There are more reputable prop firms out there. QT has had ongoing server problems as well, constantly switching between cTrader and TradeLocker. There were times I literally couldn’t trade. But since I already had a 100K evaluation purchased, I stayed with them.After this experience? Never again.
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We provide a range of challenges, including 1-step, 2-step, and 3-step evaluations, with funding options from $10,000 to $200,000. Each challenge is tailored to help traders demonstrate their abilities while gaining the confidence needed to navigate the markets effectively.
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