
The Dubai-based firm closed and announced bankruptcy in July 2024, months after its technology provider terminated its license amid fraud allegations.
Closure Date
2024-07-15
Status
Closed
Last Updated
Last updated: 2026-09-27
Funded Engineer was a Dubai-based prop firm that grew quickly during 2022–2023. In February 2024 its technology provider, FPFX Technologies, terminated its licence and publicly accused the firm of misconduct, including fake trading accounts — allegations Funded Engineer never publicly rebutted and which were never tested in a public judgment. The firm also lost broker access during that year's platform squeeze.
On 15 July 2024 Funded Engineer announced permanent closure and said it would file for bankruptcy (Finance Magnates and FX News Group). The closure statement made no provision for pending payouts or refunds, and no resolution for traders has been publicly reported since.
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Its technology provider terminated its license in February 2024 amid fraud allegations, and the firm announced closure and bankruptcy in July 2024.
No public court judgment has confirmed them. They remain detailed public accusations by its former technology vendor, which the firm never publicly rebutted.
Any claims would fall under bankruptcy proceedings. No compensation program or claims outcome has been publicly reported.
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