Security and Verification

Who is responsible for paying taxes on my earnings?

FTT Funded allows traders to obtain up to 100% of their profits after signing their contracts. However, it is essential that each trader complies with his tax obligations according to his country's regulations.

Last updated on Mar 07, 2025

Is there an age requirement to join FTT Funded?

Yes, traders must be at least 18 years old to open a trading account with FTT Funded. This is because trading involves considerable risk and requires an appropriate level of responsibility and maturity. In addition, registering with FTT Funded implies acceptance of contractual agreements. Legally, persons under the age of 18 cannot enter into binding contracts, including those related to trading activities.

Last updated on Mar 07, 2025

Is it possible to register under a company name?

In FTT Funded, registration must be done individually, using the trader's name and personal identity. Registration under a company name is not permitted. As part of our KYC (Know Your Customer) verification process, all information provided will be thoroughly reviewed to ensure compliance with our regulations.

Last updated on Mar 07, 2025

When should I send KYC documents?

To access an FTT Funded account in the different Challenges and to be able to receive a Payout, it is mandatory to provide the necessary documents for identity verification. A photo of your ID card, passport or driver's license is required.

Last updated on Mar 07, 2025

How does FTT Funded ensure transparency and fairness in trading?

FTT Funded is committed to providing a fair and impartial trading environment for all its clients. To ensure the integrity of the platform and prevent any activity that may affect its fairness, strict regulations and advanced monitoring systems have been implemented. In order to maintain a transparent and fair trading space, the following practices are completely prohibited on FTT Funded: Excessive trading or hyperactivity. Latency Trading. Copying trades of other traders. Any type of arbitrage. Tick Scalping. Network trading. Unilateral bets. Account sharing. Individual or group hedging. Use of limit orders to obtain guaranteed profits. Exploiting errors in the platform or failures in the demo server data. Taking excessive risks and using excessive leverage. Instant Trading (open and close trades quickly)

Last updated on Apr 22, 2025