Dispute resolution
Independent external dispute resolution forum for funded trading challenges, payouts and account terminations.
How to file a complaint
An independent commission promoting transparency, accountability and fair treatment for funded traders and the firms that back them.
IFTC Listed MembersWe are an independent, private, non-governmental commission dedicated to promoting transparency, accountability and best practices within the international prop trading industry.
The IFTC reviews and certifies proprietary trading firms based on internal standards relating to operational integrity, transparency and trader treatment.
Our dispute support service is available free of charge to traders funded by IFTC-listed prop firms. In the event of a dispute, traders may submit a case for independent review.
Following assessment, if a listed firm is found to have materially breached IFTC standards, the Commission may suspend or revoke its certification and remove the firm from the IFTC registry.
In certain exceptional cases, and at the sole discretion of the Commission, compensation or reimbursement related to challenge fees may be considered where justified by the circumstances.
Independent external dispute resolution forum for funded trading challenges, payouts and account terminations.
How to file a complaintSetting and enforcing standards of business conduct for IFTC member prop firms across all major jurisdictions.
Read the rulebookRecognising prop firms that meet our standards of transparency, capital adequacy and trader treatment.
Apply for membershipPublic register of unauthorised and clone firms targeting funded traders worldwide.
Search the listFree resources on prop firm contracts, risk management, and how to identify legitimate funding programmes.
Browse the academyConsultations, market data and quarterly reports on the state of international funded trading.
Read publicationsThe International Funded Trading Commission today announced the withdrawal of Phantom Capital's membership after findings of non-compliance with the IFTC Standards of Business Conduct.
The IFTC reports a 34% year-on-year increase in compensation paid to traders following our quarterly review of dispute outcomes across member firms.
Remarks delivered at the IFTC Annual Conference on the future of supervision, transparency obligations, and trader protection.