 Instant Funding, a proprietary trading firm, has announced via their social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that significant changes are underway regarding their trading platform for American clients. The alteration stems from a recent decision by their partner broker, ThinkMarkets.

While this development may prompt concerns among traders, Instant Funding seeks to reassure its clientele that measures have been taken to mitigate potential disruptions to their trading activities.

As part of the strategy, Instant Funding intends to introduce DXtrade, an alternative trading platform, which will be available not only to US traders but also as an additional option globally. While a transition period of up to three weeks is anticipated, the firm assures clients that efforts are underway to expedite the process. Existing American traders with active accounts will retain their accounts throughout the transition.

In recent weeks, a wave of restrictions on services to US clients of proprietary trading firms has been unfolded, with ThinkMarkets joining others in this move, as reported by Finance Magnates. While Purple Trading and Blackbull terminated offerings to prop firms entirely, ThinkMarkets continues to provide services outside the US. There's speculation regarding Eightcap, with claims of a complete service termination by the end of February, although the brokerage hasn't confirmed this.

The unrest stems from alleged pressure from MetaQuotes, suspected of wanting to prevent its trading platforms from being used by US traders. While MetaQuotes hasn't officially confirmed anything, reports from various prop trading firms, including Blackbull Markets, suggest they were compelled to cease services to US customers. Other notable firms implementing similar restrictions include The5ers, FTMO, Blue Guardian, Audacity Capital, Alpha Capital, among others.

Instant Funding, a proprietary trading firm, has announced via their social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that significant changes are underway regarding their trading platform for American clients. The alteration stems from a recent decision by their partner broker, ThinkMarkets.

While this development may prompt concerns among traders, Instant Funding seeks to reassure its clientele that measures have been taken to mitigate potential disruptions to their trading activities.

As part of the strategy, Instant Funding intends to introduce DXtrade, an alternative trading platform, which will be available not only to US traders but also as an additional option globally. While a transition period of up to three weeks is anticipated, the firm assures clients that efforts are underway to expedite the process. Existing American traders with active accounts will retain their accounts throughout the transition.

In recent weeks, a wave of restrictions on services to US clients of proprietary trading firms has been unfolded, with ThinkMarkets joining others in this move, as reported by Finance Magnates. While Purple Trading and Blackbull terminated offerings to prop firms entirely, ThinkMarkets continues to provide services outside the US. There's speculation regarding Eightcap, with claims of a complete service termination by the end of February, although the brokerage hasn't confirmed this.

The unrest stems from alleged pressure from MetaQuotes, suspected of wanting to prevent its trading platforms from being used by US traders. While MetaQuotes hasn't officially confirmed anything, reports from various prop trading firms, including Blackbull Markets, suggest they were compelled to cease services to US customers. Other notable firms implementing similar restrictions include The5ers, FTMO, Blue Guardian, Audacity Capital, Alpha Capital, among others.

Instant Funding, a proprietary trading firm, has announced via their social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that significant changes are underway regarding their trading platform for American clients. The alteration stems from a recent decision by their partner broker, ThinkMarkets.

While this development may prompt concerns among traders, Instant Funding seeks to reassure its clientele that measures have been taken to mitigate potential disruptions to their trading activities.

As part of the strategy, Instant Funding intends to introduce DXtrade, an alternative trading platform, which will be available not only to US traders but also as an additional option globally. While a transition period of up to three weeks is anticipated, the firm assures clients that efforts are underway to expedite the process. Existing American traders with active accounts will retain their accounts throughout the transition.

In recent weeks, a wave of restrictions on services to US clients of proprietary trading firms has been unfolded, with ThinkMarkets joining others in this move, as reported by Finance Magnates. While Purple Trading and Blackbull terminated offerings to prop firms entirely, ThinkMarkets continues to provide services outside the US. There's speculation regarding Eightcap, with claims of a complete service termination by the end of February, although the brokerage hasn't confirmed this.

The unrest stems from alleged pressure from MetaQuotes, suspected of wanting to prevent its trading platforms from being used by US traders. While MetaQuotes hasn't officially confirmed anything, reports from various prop trading firms, including Blackbull Markets, suggest they were compelled to cease services to US customers. Other notable firms implementing similar restrictions include The5ers, FTMO, Blue Guardian, Audacity Capital, Alpha Capital, among others.

Instant Funding, a proprietary trading firm, has announced via their social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that significant changes are underway regarding their trading platform for American clients. The alteration stems from a recent decision by their partner broker, ThinkMarkets.

While this development may prompt concerns among traders, Instant Funding seeks to reassure its clientele that measures have been taken to mitigate potential disruptions to their trading activities.

As part of the strategy, Instant Funding intends to introduce DXtrade, an alternative trading platform, which will be available not only to US traders but also as an additional option globally. While a transition period of up to three weeks is anticipated, the firm assures clients that efforts are underway to expedite the process. Existing American traders with active accounts will retain their accounts throughout the transition.

In recent weeks, a wave of restrictions on services to US clients of proprietary trading firms has been unfolded, with ThinkMarkets joining others in this move, as reported by Finance Magnates. While Purple Trading and Blackbull terminated offerings to prop firms entirely, ThinkMarkets continues to provide services outside the US. There's speculation regarding Eightcap, with claims of a complete service termination by the end of February, although the brokerage hasn't confirmed this.

The unrest stems from alleged pressure from MetaQuotes, suspected of wanting to prevent its trading platforms from being used by US traders. While MetaQuotes hasn't officially confirmed anything, reports from various prop trading firms, including Blackbull Markets, suggest they were compelled to cease services to US customers. Other notable firms implementing similar restrictions include The5ers, FTMO, Blue Guardian, Audacity Capital, Alpha Capital, among others.

Prop Trading Firm Instant Funding Grapples with ThinkMarkets' Service Termination in US

Instant Funding, a proprietary trading firm, has announced significant changes to their trading platform for American clients due to a recent decision by their partner broker, ThinkMarkets, to terminate services to US clients. Instant Funding plans to introduce DXtrade, an alternative trading platform, to mitigate potential disruptions. The transition period is expected to last up to three weeks, but efforts are being made to expedite this process. Existing American traders will retain their accounts during the transition. This development is part of a broader trend of restrictions on services to US clients among proprietary trading firms, including Purple Trading, Blackbull, The5ers, FTMO, Blue Guardian, Audacity Capital, and Alpha Capital, amid speculation of pressure from MetaQuotes.