There are no FNC Funding reviews on the Forex Peace Army (FPA) platform, which is usually a red flag. On Trustpilot, the firm has no account yet and therefore lacks trader reviews. The absence of trader feedback is a serious red flag and can indicate potential scams and fraud. The firm was launched in 2024, which makes it very young and inexperienced in the prop trading sector, which is also a red flag. The firm does not disclose information about its relationships with brokers indicating it is not backed by regulated brokers, which is also a serious red flag for its safety. 

The firm gets a 0 score in this section as a result.

FNC Funding funded programs are two, 1-step and 2-step challenges, offering traders both quick and lengthy evaluation models. The FNC Funding funding options are the same for both challenge types. The exact list of funded options for FNC Funding challenges includes 5k, 10k, 25k, 50k, 100k, 200k, and 500k USD amounts. There are no bigger accounts offered such as 1 million dollars which is a minor downside and there are no 1k challenges offered for beginners. However, the pricing on 5k challenges is competitive. 

FNC Funding scaling plan is not available, which is a downside as traders can not start small and grow their accounts.

As a result, the firm only gets a 3 score in this section. 

FNC Funding prop trading assets include FX pairs and CFD Indices, Commodities, Metals, and Cryptocurrencies. The firm does not allow stock trading, which is a minor downside. The leverage is up to 1:30 for FX pairs. 

The firm gets a 3 score in this section as a result. 

FNC Funding rules are slightly different for each funded account type. The 1-step FNC Funding challenge requires traders to follow:

• Profit target - 10%
• Daily loss limit - 5%
• Maximum drawdown - 6% 
• Inactivity period - 30 days
• Maximum leverage - 1:20
• Weekend trading - Not allowed

The 2-step FNC Funding challenge requires the following rules:

• Profit target - 10%, 5%
• Daily loss limit - 4%
• Maximum drawdown - 8%
• Inactivity period - 30 days
• Maximum leverage - 1:30
• Weekend trading - Not allowed

As we can see, the firm has very strict rules, prohibiting traders from trading on weekends. 

As a result, the firm gets only a 0.2 score in this section. 

The pricing at FNC Funding starts from 43 dollars on the 5k 1-step challenge and 60 dollars on the 5k 2-step challenge. This pricing is very competitive, and the firm would be attractive for investors if not very shady safety. The spreads are not zero on FX majors, which is a downside.

The FNC Funding free trial is not available and the FNC Funding free repeat is not offered, either preventing traders from testing conditions or starting over for free. 

Overall, the firm only managed to receive a 2.5 score in this section. 

When it comes to trading platforms, the firm offers access to plenty of options including cTrader, DXTrade, MTR, MetaTrader 4, and MetaTrader 5. All these platforms are very capable and sophisticated software allowing custom indicators and Expert Advisors (EAs). Mobile trading is available via mobile app versions of these platforms.

Overall, the firm managed to receive a 3.8 score in this section, losing points for not allowing EAs.

FNC Funding profit split starts at 75% by default, but traders can increase it by 20% to a maximum of 95%. This is only done by paid addons and increases challenge fees further which is a minor downside. There is no increased profit split earned by a scaling plan.

Withdrawals are processed within 1-3 business days, which is slightly slower than industry-accepted standards.

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

There are no educational resources available at FNC Funding which is disadvantageous for beginners. The firm does not provide comprehensive resources such as webinars, live events, video guides, or trading courses. There is no trading blog either which only adds to the inconvenience of this firm. There are no trading tools or calendars available either.

As a result, the firm gets a 0 score in this section. 

When it comes to customer support, the firm only offers email support and FAQ sections. There are no live chat or phone support channels offered which is a serious downside. Email is a much slower support option than live chat. Both the website and support are in the English language only.

The firm gets only a 1.2 score in this section as a result.