Astra Capital Funding
ClosedCeased: 2024-09-22

What Happened to Astra Capital Funding?

A MetaTrader 4 challenge firm that closed permanently on 22 September 2024, according to a notice on its own website.

Closure Date

2024-09-22

Status

Closed

Last Updated

Last updated: 2026-09-27

The full story

Astra Capital Funding sold a 2-step challenge on MetaTrader 4, with 8% and 5% profit targets, accounts from $15,000 to $200,000 and an 80% profit split.

A notice on the firm's own website states that it would be "closing permanently as of 22.09.2024". The notice does not mention refunds or pending payouts, and PropFirmBook has not found any published compensation process.

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Frequently asked questions

What happened to Astra Capital Funding?

It closed permanently on 22 September 2024, according to a notice on its own website.

Can I recover money from Astra Capital Funding?

The closure notice does not mention refunds or payouts, and no compensation process has been published. Be wary of "fund recovery" services — they are a well-documented follow-up scam.

What are the best alternatives to Astra Capital Funding?

See the verified alternatives below — firms we actively track with live challenge pricing, payout terms and current offers.

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Leverage

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Profit Split

80%

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A note on 'fund recovery' services: companies that contact traders of collapsed prop firms claiming they can recover lost funds are a well-documented follow-up scam. No legitimate recovery process exists outside official channels or formal insolvency proceedings.

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