
The anonymous prop firm's website went offline around December 2025 amid unresolved payout complaints and never returned — no official statement was ever made.
Closure Date
2025-12
Status
Ceased Operations
Last Updated
Last updated: 2026-07-31
Nova Funding was a forex prop firm selling one-step evaluations with accounts advertised up to $400,000. Unusually even for this industry, its founding year, ownership and country of registration were never transparently disclosed. The firm suspended operations once in July 2024 citing technology upgrades, and accumulated persistent complaints of payout delays, blocked accounts and unresponsive support through 2024–2025.
Around December 2025 its website went offline and never returned; industry trackers reported the apparent shutdown amid unresolved withdrawal complaints. No official closure statement, insolvency filing or regulatory action has been documented — the operation simply disappeared, and its former domain now points to an unrelated website. No refund or compensation process exists. Little about this firm's corporate background can be independently verified, which we note in the interest of accuracy.
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Its website went offline around December 2025 amid unresolved payout complaints and never returned. No official statement was ever made.
There is no evidence of a relaunch or rebrand, and no official channel has communicated since the site went offline.
No process is documented. Its operators were never publicly identified.
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