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$400k Funded Trader's Accounts Terminated for an Unwritten "Ghost Rule". Run Away from this company
Before I explain my 1-star review, let me establish my history with Lark Funding. I was a successfully funded trader managing $400,000 in total capital across my accounts. I had passed two separate evaluations (March & May 2025) and made multiple significant withdrawals totaling nearly $10,000 (June & July 2025). I have the official certificates for all of these achievements and was a huge advocate for their platform.
This positive relationship ended abruptly on August 25, 2025.
1. The Sudden Termination:
Out of the blue, I received an email stating that my two profitable funded accounts (5004013 & 5004991), totaling $400k, were suddenly terminated for allegedly using "copy trading." I was shocked, as I am my own algorithm developer and have never shared my systems.
2. My Explanation & Offer of Proof:
I responded immediately with a detailed explanation. My proprietary EAs are coded for the MT5 platform, but Lark Funding operates on cTrader. Because of this, I have a technical need to use a "bridge" software (like Duplikium) to copy trades from my own MT5 master account to my own Lark Funding cTrader account.
I am not copying another person; I am copying myself. I offered to prove this with a live screen share, showing my source code, my personal VPS, and my Duplikium dashboard, which clearly lists my accounts under my name, Erick Sanabria Lopez.
3. Lark Funding's Shifting Argument:
Lark Funding disregarded my evidence. They shifted their reasoning from accusing me of copying a third party to claiming I violated a vague, internal "blanket policy" against "any form of copy trading," regardless of the source or intent. This "policy" is not written in their public Terms and Conditions.
4. The Direct Contradiction with Their Own Rules:
This is the most critical part. I sent a final appeal on September 8th. In it, I provided a link to their own Helpdesk article titled "Is anyone else allowed to trade my account for me?". The article makes it crystal clear that the rule's spirit is to prevent ANOTHER PERSON from trading your account. I explained that I was in 100% compliance with their written rule, and that their secret "blanket policy" was being used as an excuse.
5. The Final Response: Complete Silence.
Since my final, evidence-based appeal on September 8th—where I confronted them with their own written rules—I have received two full weeks of complete silence. They have chosen to ignore a legitimate dispute rather than address the contradiction.
Conclusion:
To be clear: Lark Funding terminated a profitable, $400k trader with a history of successful withdrawals based on a secret "internal policy" that is not written in their terms and directly contradicts their own public articles. When presented with undeniable proof of their inconsistency, they chose to completely ghost their client.
Is this the behavior of a fair and transparent prop firm? Or is this a way to remove profitable traders from their books?
I have the entire email chain saved to back up every single claim made here. I am writing this review to warn the trading community. Run away from this scammers.

Reply from Lark Funding
Got already 2 payout,I started with…
Got already 2 payout,I started with Lark funding 2 months ago, passed the challenge and now I've made 2 payout already. a little bit of delay with the second one but at the end both arrived without problem, support answer pretty fast, it would be nice to have support chat on the dashboard but at the end they answer pretty fast per mail so I cannot complain.
thank you
Matteo

Reply from Lark Funding
good for flexibility of challenges has…
good for flexibility of challenges has many features swap free and more ..
Simple Success
The process has always been so simple and streamlined. The communication is quick and clear. The payouts are super fast!

Reply from Lark Funding
One of the best in town
One of the best in town, lenient rules, flexible and competitive prices, Great customer service. Fastest payout. Highly recommend.

Reply from Lark Funding
Great overall experience
Great platform for a prop firm
Larkfunding simplicity is top notch from their simple straight forward trading rules to their automated evaluation accessment ( no delays getting your phase two account, once you pass phase one account, phase two account activate automatically)
These features are game changers for me

Reply from Lark Funding
Really a good prop firm
Really a good prop firm, never heard of any Denial from them
Lark Funding tremendous Packages
I used partake in their competition and it was fun to be onboard. I also enjoyed their tremendous giveaways. It was massive. I am really happy they're bringing back the trading competition 😍
I have very smooth experience with Lark…
I have very smooth experience with Lark Funding, always making things straight forward, no gimmicks, no unnecessary drama. Lark Funding rocks and here for long sprint.
I had one of the best trading…
I had one of the best trading experience at larkfunding
They offer Trader friendly Rules
With No Consistency Rules
Lark has been doing the most with their…
Lark has been doing the most with their revamped rules and regulations and zero payout denials... try them out
Lark funding support team is fast and…
Lark funding support team is fast and friendly to my concerns, and it has discount program and not so strict trading rules.
Fantastic funded account firm
First funded account firm I have seen that genuinely wants you to succeed and ensures this by providing a large amount of training materials that are easy to follow and informative along with a dedicated community forum. Very happy and will be using this company many times in the future to assist my trading carer.
Lark Funding has the most simple rule
Lark Funding has the most simple rule. No consistency, no news restrictions, no lot size , it has literally no any restrictions.
Best prop firm
Execution on point,never faced any…
Execution on point,never faced any difficulties,i just failed
This one of the best prop firm you can…
This one of the best prop firm you can trade with. No hidden rules and they pay their Traders.
Prop with good communication
Okay forex prop firm. At times silly rules. I love the that ceo is active with his lark customers. Very active on his discord.
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