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Which are the Best Prop Firms in Nigeria with Low Challenge Fees? Replied 1 hour ago - Cons of FundingPips 1. Strict Rules After Funding One of the biggest complaints is that some rules become stricter only after you pass the challenge. Examples include: 1% floating loss limit 15% consistency rule Many traders say they were surprised because these rules did not apply during evaluation. 2. Simulated Trading Environment Even funded accounts are simulated accounts, meaning trades are not always executed in real market liquidity. This is common in prop firms but still a disadvantage for traders expecting real broker execution. 3. Lack of Spread Transparency FundingPips does not publish standard spread averages, so traders must log into a demo account to see the actual costs. This makes it harder to calculate trading costs beforehand. 4. Reports of Slippage and Execution Issues Some traders have reported: Slippage during trades Unexpected stop-loss execution Losses larger than expected These complaints often come from high-frequency traders or scalpers. 5. Rule Changes and Inconsistent Terms Some challenge models have limited-time rules or changes, which can create confusion about what conditions apply long-term. 6. Mixed Customer Support Reviews Some traders say support responses are slow or generic, especially when dealing with disputes. 7. Consistency Requirements Certain payout models require consistency scores or restrictions on how profits are generated. For example: A trader cannot make too much profit from one single trade compared to total profits. This forces traders to maintain steady performance rather than relying on one large winning trade.
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