The Funded Trader Nears Completion of Major Prop Tech Migration

Featured News: The Funded Trader completes prop tech migration June 23 to boost stability, cut costs by 10–20%, and enhance the trader dashboard experience.

In a significant step toward greater operational independence and enhanced trader experience, The Funded Trader has announced the final phase of its prop tech migration. The move is set to reduce monthly operational costs by 10–20% while delivering improved performance, stability, and a more seamless user experience.

TFT will complete the migration by June 23rd, and the dashboard will remain accessible at the same URL: dashboard.thefundedtraderprogram.com.

“This migration marks a major milestone for us as we regain full control of our infrastructure,” TFT stated in an official announcement to its community of traders. “Our goal is to build a more reliable and scalable platform for everyone.”

The Funded Trader Nears Completion of Major Prop Tech Migration

• Downtime: The current dashboard will go offline late Sunday, June 22nd, with the new dashboard going live by June 23rd.
• Login Process: Users will log in with their existing dashboard email and receive a one-time passcode (OTP) for secure access.
• Historical Data: Traders can expect to find their complete historical records, including active and breached challenges, payout requests, affiliate data, order history, and active funded accounts.
• KYC & Contracts: Existing KYC and contract statuses will be carried over. New KYC submissions and contract completions will be temporarily unavailable at launch but will resume shortly after.

The Funded Trader team will soon confirm whether they’ll pause payout requests during the switch or allow them right after migration. Stay tuned for updates.

Importantly, traders do not need to close any trades during the migration window. All trading rules stay in place, and the system will sync any challenge upgrades made during the migration. TFT expects that some bugs may occur during the transition but assures traders it will safeguard all data.

The Funded Trader emphasized that this migration is part of a broader strategy to strengthen its technological backbone and reduce reliance on third-party infrastructure. The firm plans to roll out additional user interface enhancements and features in the weeks following the migration.

Traders can expect ongoing updates and support throughout the transition period.

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