Everything Propvator has published about Forex Funds Flow, newest first. Each entry carries the date it was published, the date it was last changed, and a link to the firm's own announcement where one exists, so a change can be checked rather than taken on trust.
Forex Funds Flow is back online as of 18 August, after around two weeks of maintenance. Logins, trading, payouts and affiliates are all running normally, with payout processing back to a 72 hour window. No accounts were affected by inactivity or drawdown during the pause.
Read the full storyThis is a record, not a newsletter. Prop firm rules change without notice and a trader usually finds out afterwards, when it has already cost them a breach or a rejected payout. A dated entry saying what changed and when is worth more than a rumour in a Discord, and it is worth more still six months later when somebody needs to establish what the rules were at the time they bought.
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As soon as it is written. The news section is generated on request rather than baked into the site, so an entry is public within seconds of being published rather than waiting for the next release.
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