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Scamm propfirm

Scamm propfirm. Just had a vanguard live account and I was 2 days away from payout was in profit, and then they started closing my trades, If I could leave -5 stars I will do it❌❌❌❌

8. Juli 2026
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Absolutely avoid

Absolutely avoid! They make the rules specific so you can’t make it through to the live phase so you will lose your money.

I had an open position which buildup loss over days but I offsetted that with profitable hedges . They counted this total open loss as a daily loss for an account rules breach. When you try to explain they “don”t understand”. Either poor knowledge, but I think it’s a straight out scam to be honest

2. Juli 2026
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stay away from the scammers

I have been dealing with this platform for over 6 months. At first, everything seemed normal — their relatively low prices and promotions drew me in. After purchasing no fewer than 55 accounts from them, I never took the time to properly evaluate their performance.
My last purchase was a $100,000 account. The rules were clear: 6% daily loss limit, 10% total loss from the highest balance.
I proceeded with my normal trading — all positions entered at 0.10 lot size on Gold. On 18.6.26, my total stop loss across all open trades was set at $4,800. The account balance was $97,638, meaning the allowed daily drawdown was approximately $5,858 — so there was absolutely no issue.
At 19:45, I was shocked to find that all positions had been closed and the protection mode was activated. When I calculated my total loss, it did not exceed $4,858 — well within the allowed limit of $5,858 for that day.
When I submitted documented proof from their own platform — including all commissions — the total loss was still within the permitted limit and no violation had occurred.
Their response was that their internal system detected a breach — which in fact never happened.
On top of that, there was a clear and significant price slippage on their end.
All evidence will be attached.
My advice: stay away from them like fire.

18. Juni 2026
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Bewertet mit 1 von 5 Sternen

Upcomers is terrible. Don't buy it.

WHAT HAVE I EXPERIENCED WITH UPCOMERS?

First time. I reached a payout and my account was placed under review. Eventually, I received allegations regarding my trading style. What stood out to me was that most of the issues raised were not clearly defined in the publicly available rules that traders can easily review before trading. I spent a significant amount of time asking for clarification and explanations. In the end, my payout was denied, 50% of my profits were confiscated, and I accepted that outcome.

Second time. I worked directly with the Brand Reputation team regarding these concerns. After many discussions, I was told that my trading style was acceptable and did not violate any rules. However, when I reached payout again, I was once again accused of violating trading methodology rules. When I asked which specific trades were considered violations and at what times they occurred, I was told that the review was internal and that the details would not be disclosed. The payout calculation looked like this: $2,000 payout → reduced by 50% → reduced again to 25% → withdrawal fees applied. Final amount received: approximately $153. I did in fact receive only $153, and my trading account was terminated. Throughout the discussions, I repeatedly requested several basic principles: if a payout is denied, a specific explanation should be provided; if a trader is considered in violation, the company should identify the trades involved and the rule that was allegedly violated; and reviews should be based on publicly available rules. After many rounds of discussion, these points were finally acknowledged. That led me to ask a simple question: why weren’t these transparency standards in place from the beginning?

Third time. Just when I thought everything had finally been resolved, I adjusted my trading approach, continued trading, and eventually reached another payout stage. This time I received a new accusation: “Multi-accounting.” The explanation given was that two accounts had appeared on the same device and within the same network environment. One of those accounts belonged to my wife. It was registered under her own name, belonged to a different individual, had never received a payout, had stopped trading months before my second payout cycle, had no matching trades whatsoever with my account, did not trade on the same days, and showed no evidence of hedging or coordinated activity. I asked the company to clarify the evidence comparing the trading histories of both accounts and whether there was any direct evidence beyond shared devices or a shared household network.

My concern is not that a company conducts investigations. Investigations are their right. My concern is that traders can be heavily impacted by conclusions while not being provided with sufficient data or evidence to independently assess those conclusions. At times, it feels as though broad internal interpretations can outweigh the written rules available to traders. If I truly violated the rules, why was the issue not raised immediately? Why wait until payout, place the account under review for several days, and only then introduce a new reason to challenge the payout?

I believe many traders could eventually find themselves in a similar situation. This is simply my personal experience. Make your own judgment, do your own research, and read the rules very carefully before deciding to trade with any prop firm. If anyone would like to review the evidence themselves, feel free to contact me privately. I can share the relevant conversations and supporting materials so everyone can draw their own conclusions.

17. Juni 2026
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Bewertet mit 5 von 5 Sternen

They have a really good discord…

They have a really good discord community, i often get answers for my questions within a minite. Also they run weekly games inside their community where you can win prizes, special thanks for Krishna for hosting such an interesting events!

15. Juni 2026
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**My six months experience with…

**My six months experience with upcomers/**
**❌ TOTAL FRAUD WARNING: Upcomers Steals $38,000+ via Fake Rules & Broken Math!**
Avoid Upcomers prop firm at all costs. They operate a predatory scheme designed to pocket evaluation fees while ensuring profitable traders never receive their rightful payouts. Across 5 different accounts, I passed multiple challenges and generated a massive total net profit of **+$38,203.45**. Every single time I requested a payout, they algorithmically generated a new rule violation, blamed their own server bugs, or used impossible math to slash my funds.
Here is the undeniable chronological proof of how they scam profitable traders:
**1. The Endless "Challenge Reset" Loop**
They wait until you pass an evaluation, wipe your profits, and trap you in a "free reset" loop so you continue trailing data for free without ever getting funded:
* **Account Ref 292274:** Made **+$6,023.67** over 6 trades. Denied funding for "One-Sided Bets" (buying an uptrend) and "Tick Scalping [1]."
* **Account Ref 292676:** Made **+$6,086.97** over 8 trades. Denied funding because a single trade was labeled a "Martingale" breach.
* **Account Ref 300747 (First Attempt):** Made **+$6,909.55** over 8 trades. Denied funding for "One-Sided Bets" on just 2 sell trades.
**2. The Deceptive Payout Math & 50% Profit Theft**
When I finally forced my accounts into the funded phase and requested my money, they directly stole over half of it during the withdrawal process:
* **The 99% Split Lie:** On a **$1,000.00** withdrawal request, they sent an official email approving a "99% split decision" but only paid exactly **$495.00**—pocketing 50.5% while lying about the split percentage in writing.
* **The 50% Approval Trap:** On another withdrawal request of **$1,980.00**, they applied an arbitrary "50% approval decision" to slash my payout to **$990.00**. To justify this, their compliance team used impossible math, claiming my top 3 trades accounted for **120% of my total account result** to push an "Absence of Demonstrable Strategy" penalty.
**3. Wiping a $2,193 Profit & Applying Permanent 50% Penalties**
I kept trading account 300747 and generated another **+$2,193.22** over 51 trades. They blocked the withdrawal entirely, wiped the account balance, and explicitly stated that a **"50% penalty on future withdrawals remains in effect"** because a single profitable trade (2% of total trades) was retroactively labeled a "Martingale" breach.
**4. The "In-Flight Adjustment" Catch-22 (Voiding $7,462)**
On account **Ref 311816**, I generated **+$7,462.26**. Upcomers micro-analyzed my execution logs down to the exact second to explicitly criminalize discretionary manual trading:
* **The Stop-Loss Trap:** They first flagged that 77% of trades had no stop-loss set upon entry. Yet, when I moved a stop-loss to successfully turn a loss into a **+$4,029.00 profit** on XAUUSD, they flagged it as a violation for "active modification [1]."
* **Banning Human Trade Management:** They officially stated that "in-flight adjustment of risk parameters rather than execution against a fixed, predefined trading plan" is a compliance breach. They literally punish human market adaptation and reward you only when you lose.
**5. Blaming Server Glitches to Delete an $8,528 Payout**
On my latest payout request, I generated **+$8,528.00** in net profit across 18 trades over 6 trading days. Upcomers completely removed the withdrawal request by claiming an internal **"technical issue caused some trades to be duplicated in the system [1]."** They retroactively deleted these trades on their backend to alter my metrics and claim I violated their **20% Consistency Limit (Best Day Rule)**.
**Summary of the Scam Formula**
Upcomers is a toxic operation. If you lose, they keep your fee. If you win, they use extreme surveillance to flag your manual trade management as a compliance breach. If you survive their algorithmic traps, they use impossible math to slash your payouts by 50% or blame their own server bugs to delete your profits. They hide behind Terms & Conditions (§ 5.2–5.4, § 10.1) to legally rob profitable clients. Stay far away!

1. Juni 2026
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