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FundingTicks Announces Strategic Wind-Down of Operations

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The futures prop firm FundingTicks has announced a strategic wind-down of its operations and will cease activity through an orderly exit process.

On 18 January 2026, the company shared an official statement explaining the decision. According to FundingTicks, the move reflects a risk-management approach focused on capital discipline and long-term sustainability. As a result, the firm will redirect resources toward areas where it believes it can deliver greater long-term value. At the same time, it aims to maintain fairness, clarity, and transparency for traders throughout the process.

Refunds and Payout Structure

FundingTicks confirmed that it will refund all active accounts, regardless of profit or drawdown status. Additionally, the firm published a detailed compensation framework:

  • Evaluations & Master Accounts:
    Traders will receive a full refund in all cases.
  • Master Accounts (Profit Target Reached):
    Traders will receive an 80% reward split if they met all trading objectives.
    However, accounts that reached the profit target but did not meet all objectives will receive a 20% reward split.
  • Live Accounts:
    • If the account is in profit, traders will receive a refund, 90% of realized profit, and 20% of the initial live balance.
    • If the account remains at the initial balance, traders will receive a refund plus 20% of the initial live balance.
    • If the account is in loss, traders will receive a refund only.
  • Pending Live Transition Accounts:
    Traders will receive a refund plus 20% of the initial live balance.

The company also confirmed that payout processing had already begun at the time of the announcement. Therefore, traders should consult their dashboards for account-specific details. Customer support will remain available until 31 January 2026.

FundingTicks further clarified that all payments remain subject to applicable terms and conditions, account type, eligibility criteria, and verification requirements. Moreover, the firm processes all payments in good faith as part of the wind-down. These payments do not represent any admission of liability or wrongdoing. Finally, acceptance of payment constitutes a full and final resolution related to platform use and the closure.

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