Is ATFunded still open?
No — ATFunded paused operations. Its website says it has "made the decision to pause operations" while it reviews the business (notice reported in Jun 2026, still online on 11 Oct 2026).
Last checked 11 Oct 2026.
What happened
The firm's website says it has "made the decision to pause operations" for a full review of the business, and that customers with active accounts will receive a full refund. The notice was reported in June 2026 and was still online on 11 Oct 2026.
Sources
After careful consideration, ATFunded has made the decision to pause operations while we conduct a full review of the business and our current offerings.
All customers with active accounts will receive a full refund of their purchase, and all funded traders with eligible profits will receive their payouts in accordance with our rules.
MT5 will be set to close only and all trades need to be closed by 1pm EST today.
Quotes the ATFunded website notice: "We have chosen to pause, stabilise, and evaluate alternative models" … "that better align trader success with company sustainability." (Dates the notice to on or before 6 Jun 2026.)
Quotes the same notice: "After careful consideration, ATFunded has made the decision to pause operations while we conduct" … "a full review of the business and our current offerings."
HTTP 200; page titled 'Important Announcement – ATFunded' shows only the pause notice; no challenges offered. Same notice text as our 9 Oct 2026 capture.
We use the firm's own statements (directly, or quoted in trade press), official records and our own dated website checks. We do not use forums, Reddit or review sites.
What to do if you had an account
- Use only the firm's official channels (its own website, support email or verified social accounts) for any notice about refunds or payouts. Be wary of anyone who contacts you offering to "recover" money for a fee.
- Keep records: receipts, your account or login ID, emails from the firm, and screenshots of your dashboard and of any closure notice.
- If you paid by card or through a payment provider, your card issuer or provider may have a dispute process. These often have time limits, so ask them early.
This is general information, not legal or financial advice.
Active alternatives
We do not hold verified market data for ATFunded, so these are the highest-scoring active firms in each of the two main market groups.
How we rank: Transparency Index score, highest first, from our verified firm data. These link to our reviews, not to the firms, and affiliate status never changes the order.
Forex and CFD firms
- Traderscale Transparency Index 75/100 · rating 3.7/5
- City Traders Imperium Transparency Index 72/100 · rating 3.6/5
- IC Funded Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- The Trading Pit Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- FTMO Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
Futures firms
- MILTRADERS Transparency Index 72/100 · rating 3.6/5
- PropEd Capital Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- The Trading Pit Transparency Index 71/100 · rating 3.5/5
- FTMO Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
- Upcomers Transparency Index 70/100 · rating 3.5/5
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Questions
Is ATFunded still open?
No — ATFunded paused operations. Its website says it has "made the decision to pause operations" while it reviews the business (notice reported in Jun 2026, still online on 11 Oct 2026). Last checked 11 Oct 2026.
What happened to ATFunded?
The firm's website says it has "made the decision to pause operations" for a full review of the business, and that customers with active accounts will receive a full refund. The notice was reported in June 2026 and was still online on 11 Oct 2026.
What should I do if I had an account with ATFunded?
Use only the firm's official channels (its own website, support email or verified social accounts) for any notice about refunds or payouts. Be wary of anyone who contacts you offering to "recover" money for a fee. Keep records: receipts, your account or login ID, emails from the firm, and screenshots of your dashboard and of any closure notice. If you paid by card or through a payment provider, your card issuer or provider may have a dispute process. These often have time limits, so ask them early. This is general information, not legal or financial advice.