What Happened to Trade Amber?
A London-based challenge firm founded in 2024 whose domain no longer exists — reviewers had rated its transparency near zero before it vanished.
Closure Date
~2025
Status
Ceased Operations
Last Updated
Last updated: 2026-07-31
The full story
Trade Amber, founded in 2024 and headquartered in London, sold 2-step fixed challenges from $5,000 to $200,000 and 3-step scaling challenges on a custom web-based platform; all funded trading was simulated. It issued a 2024 press release on transparency in prop trading.
The firm is gone: its domain no longer resolves as of mid-2026, with no closure announcement. Before it vanished, a review site rated it at the bottom for safety and transparency — simulated-only accounts, no disclosed broker or regulatory information, and a 30-day wait before withdrawal eligibility. No compensation process was documented.
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Frequently asked questions
What happened to Trade Amber?
Its domain went dead around 2025 with no announcement; reviewers had flagged very low transparency while it operated.
Can I recover money from Trade Amber?
No process is documented. Be wary of "fund recovery" services — they are a well-documented follow-up scam.
What are the best alternatives to Trade Amber?
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.