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Last updated 26 August 2026. These terms govern your use of this website and of any assessment you purchase through it.
This service is operated by FDO Software LTD ("we", "us"), a private company limited by shares registered in England & Wales under company number 17366935, whose registered office is at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2H 9JQ, United Kingdom. You can reach us at support@fundedportal.com.
We are not authorised or regulated as a financial services firm, and this service is not covered by any investor compensation scheme or financial ombudsman scheme. What that means for you is set out in the risk disclosure.
We provide a simulated trading assessment. Accounts issued through this service carry virtual balances in a simulated environment. Prices are derived from live market data, but orders placed on an assessment account are not transmitted to, and are not executed on, any regulated market or liquidity venue.
Nothing on this website is an offer of employment, an offer of securities, an investment service, portfolio management, or investment advice. You are not depositing funds for trading and no capital of yours is placed at market risk through an assessment account.
You must be at least 18 years old and legally able to enter into a contract. You are responsible for whether your own local law permits you to use this service.
We do not accept participants who are resident in, or paying from, a restricted jurisdiction; for countries under comprehensive embargo the restriction also covers nationality. Which countries fall in which group is set out at restricted jurisdictions — we do not refuse anyone on nationality alone outside that narrower group. This is checked at sign-up, at payment, at verification and again before any reward is released. The restriction applies to:
Belgium is not a sanctions matter. The Belgian regulator restricts how leveraged derivative products are marketed and distributed to consumers, and although our assessments are simulated rather than traded, we treat that restriction as covering us rather than argue that a simulation falls outside it. It is a decision we made deliberately and it applies whatever your nationality: what matters is where you are.
The operative test is the sanctions lists themselves, not the names printed above. Sanctions regimes change more often than a web page does, so we screen against the current UK, EU, UN and US lists rather than against this paragraph. Where the two differ, the current lists govern. We review this list periodically and update it.
We also decline any individual who appears on a sanctions list personally, or who is owned or controlled by a listed person, wherever they live. The complete list, including the occupied territories of Ukraine enforced at region level, is published at restricted jurisdictions; which lists we screen against, and when, is set out in the AML and KYC policy.
If we find after purchase that you were within a restricted category, we close the account and refund the assessment fee — the restriction is ours to enforce, and you should not be out of pocket for our failure to catch it earlier. No reward is payable in that situation, because paying one may itself be unlawful. If a sanctions match is involved we may be unable to explain the detail; see complaints.
Giving false residence or nationality details to get past this check is a prohibited practice and ends the assessment without refund.
You must give accurate registration details and keep your credentials confidential. An account is personal: it may be used only by the person who registered it. You are responsible for activity carried out through your account.
We may require identity verification before an assessment is completed or a reward is released, and we may decline or suspend an account where verification fails or where we are required to do so. What verification involves, which documents we ask for and how long they are kept is set out in the AML and KYC policy.
The assessment fee is payable in advance and is charged for access to the assessment. It is not a deposit, it is not held on your behalf, and it does not form a trading balance.
Refunds and your right to cancel are set out in full on the refunds and cancellation page, which forms part of these terms. In short: you have a statutory right to cancel within 14 days of purchase unless you asked us to open your account straight away and accepted that doing so ends that right.
How a refund reaches you is not always the route you paid by. Card payments are taken by our payment provider, not by us, so a refund of a card payment is normally made by bank transfer to an account in your name rather than back to the card. The refunds page explains each route and what we need from you.
Each assessment is subject to the objectives and limits published on the rules page and shown on the challenge card before purchase. An assessment ends when the objectives are met, when a limit is breached, or when the account is closed under these terms.
Limits are enforced by the platform at the moment they are crossed. The prohibited practices listed on the rules page apply; where we determine that an account has engaged in them, the assessment may be ended and any resulting eligibility withdrawn.
Completing an assessment does not by itself pay you anything. It makes the account funded, and a reward becomes payable only on realised profit, requested and approved under the participation agreement — the document you accept at checkout, before you pay. That agreement, not this page, sets the reward terms: how the amount is calculated, what has to be true before we pay, how often payment runs, and the method.
We keep those terms in the agreement rather than on this page for a practical reason: the agreement is versioned and immutable. A new version never rewrites an old one, and an assessment already in progress continues under the version you accepted when you bought it — including its reward terms. Your acceptance is recorded with the version, the time, your IP address and your browser, so it is always possible to establish what you agreed to.
Two things that agreement sets out and this page will not repeat, because repeating them is how the two drift apart: the base reward share is shown on each plan card before you pay, and the share that actually applies depends on how long you wait before requesting — asking at the earlier point pays a lower share than waiting for the later one. You do not choose this when you buy and it does not change the fee.
The shares shown on the challenges page illustrate the method for the plan and cycle displayed there; the plan card and your panel are where the figure that applies to you is stated. Either way it is a calculation method, not a promise of an amount: no amount is promised, projected or guaranteed, and a reward only arises if the conditions in the participation agreement are met.
Eligibility is in every case conditional on completing identity verification, on sanctions screening, and on the assessment having been completed without a prohibited practice. Rewards are settled through a separate payment channel and are not paid through the provider that collects the assessment fee.
We aim to keep the platform available but do not guarantee uninterrupted service. Market data may be delayed, interrupted or incorrect. Where a platform error demonstrably affects an assessment, we will correct the position on the account; continuing to trade on a price, fill or balance you can see is wrong is a prohibited practice under section 6.
The platform, this website and their contents belong to us or our licensors. You may not copy, resell or reverse engineer them.
If the service does not match what was agreed, or is not supplied at all, you have rights that these terms do not take away. In the first instance you can require us to put the defect right; where we cannot do so within a reasonable time and without significant inconvenience to you, you can ask for a reasonable reduction of the fee, and where the defect is serious enough that the assessment could not fairly be taken, you can cancel and be refunded.
Report a fault when you notice it, using the contact details in section 1. This is not a formality: if you keep placing orders on an account you can already see is behaving incorrectly, the results of those orders may be treated as yours rather than as consequences of the fault. Where a fault is confirmed we would rather correct the account than end the assessment, because a corrected account is usually what you actually wanted.
These rights sit alongside the cancellation right on the refunds page; they are not alternatives to it, and using one does not forfeit the other.
Where we are liable to you, our total liability in connection with an assessment is limited to the fee you paid for that assessment. We are not liable for indirect or consequential loss, for loss of opportunity, or for any amount of simulated profit — simulated profit is a figure produced by a simulation, not money that existed and was lost.
We are also not liable for losses caused by matters outside our reasonable control, including failures of market-data providers, payment providers, hosting or connectivity, or for losses arising from your own breach of these terms or of the rulebook.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited — including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation, and any liability under consumer law that cannot be excluded by agreement. If you are a consumer, the limits above apply only so far as the law allows them to.
We may change these terms. Changes apply to assessments purchased after the change; an assessment already in progress continues under the terms accepted at purchase.
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction over disputes arising from them.
This does not reduce the rights you have where you live. If you are a consumer, you keep every protection your own country's law gives you that cannot be excluded by agreement, and you keep the right to bring proceedings in the courts of that country. Choosing English law does not take either of those away.