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Most prop firms are B-Book — your loss is their revenue. EZE is the opposite. Every funded trade passes straight to tier-1 liquidity, so our only income is volume and commission. No desk. No conflict. No reason to root against you.

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TrustScore 3.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Waqas Ahmed first cheated people using…

Waqas Ahmed first cheated people using his training courses, and now he is planning to run away with everyone's money using the name 'Eze Funded'. People have already filed complaints against him with the FIA and the State Bank of Pakistan. It is shocking how someone can run an illegal Forex trading platform like 'Eze Funded' without any official license

September 1, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

They do not have any licenses

Ezefunded do not have any licenses. They will scam people and run away. State Bank, FIA, and SECP, kindly notice this and ban this firm. Definitely Waqas Ahmed Chor ha

September 1, 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Dishonest Firm alert for genuine traders!

Hey there!
This firm has initiated by a Pakistani trader Waqas Ahmed Game of Forex, before this firm he was actively selling mentorship programs in a good price which was totally not worth it to be paid that much! Then he came to signals field and in that he did dishonesty with the whole members, why fraud? because he couldn't deliver the results he claimed and manipalate the results as profits but in reality mostly hit alot of stoplosses And trades on pips not RR, zero Self Accountability.

Dont ever trust him or his firm unfortunately he is very suspicious guy. I'm ashamed of being Pakistani due to these kind of people ever who make our country image bad.

Thanks to Trustpilot for this amazing platform where we can raise our voice against these

December 1, 2025
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Congratulations to the entire team for…

Congratulations to the entire team for developing and Launching this firm with such a transparent & friendly terms..
Wish you long live and inspiration for other firms to be like you ❤😘❤
Genius and Caring Person Waqas Ahmad, A man of his words🌹
Take Care.

August 25, 2025
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