Prop firm ATFunded, the proprietary trading arm of ATFX, released its internal trading statistics for June – revealing that just 6% of traders who joined its program successfully reached funded status. The firm shared the data publicly via social media, offering a transparent view into success rates within its evaluation process.
Here’s the breakdown:
- 22.6% of traders advanced from Phase 1 to Phase 2
- 26.9% of those in Phase 2 went on to receive funded accounts
Together, this translates to an overall 6% success rate – a figure that reflects the firm’s strict but structured evaluation model.
USD/JPY Takes the Lead
The most actively traded and profitable instrument among ATFunded traders in June was the USD/JPY pair, reflecting broader FX market volatility driven by diverging monetary policies between the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan.
Introducing ATFunded Pro
In parallel with the performance update, ATFunded also announced the launch of ATFunded Pro — a new, streamlined evaluation program described as “simpler and smarter.”
Initially scheduled to launch on July 7, the rollout was postponed by one day to allow for final quality checks. The updated model features a single-phase challenge with a 6% profit target, replacing the standard two-phase challenge with 8% and 5% targets respectively.
“We’ve re-engineered our evaluation system to make it faster, simpler, and smarter,” the company stated in its official announcement.
This reflects an increasingly competitive prop firm landscape, where firms are constantly rethinking evaluation formats to attract skilled traders.
Final Thoughts
With just 6% of participants reaching the funded stage, ATFunded remains a demanding but fair opportunity for serious traders. The introduction of ATFunded Pro could lower the entry barrier slightly, but the data makes one thing clear: consistency and discipline are still the determining factors for long-term success. For those ready to step up, ATFunded continues to offer a credible and transparent path to proprietary capital.
