Is FXCI Still Operating?
A UK-registered challenge firm whose site is live and selling — while an industry tracker marks it closed with payout-denial complaints and a 0/100 domain trust score.
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Last Updated
Last updated: 2026-07-31
What we know about FXCI
FXCI, registered in the UK as FXCI Challenge LTD, sells a two-phase forex evaluation with account sizes of €10,000–€200,000, an 85% profit split, 1:100 leverage and bi-weekly payouts, stating that accounts are provided via the broker Weltrade.
Its status is contradictory as of mid-2026: the website is live and transactional, yet an industry tracker lists the firm as closed and unresponsive with documented payout-denial complaints and a 37/100 trust score, ScamAdviser scores the domain 0/100, and Weltrade's own help center states it is not in partnership with any prop trading firm. We treat its status as unclear and recommend caution.
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Frequently asked questions
Is FXCI still operating?
Its site is live and selling, but a tracker marks it closed with payout-denial complaints, and the broker it names denies prop-firm partnerships. Treat as high-risk until clarified.
Why isn't FXCI on Propfirmbook?
Our directory only includes firms we actively verify and track. FXCI has not been through that process.
What are the best alternatives to FXCI?
See the verified alternatives below — firms we actively track with live challenge pricing, payout terms and current offers.
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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.