FXIFY Marks Three Years with $40M Paid Out and a $3M Giveaway

FXIFY, the broker-backed proprietary trading firm, is marking three years in business with cumulative trader payouts exceeding $40 million and an expanded evaluation lineup. The company says it now serves 250,000 active traders worldwide, with its largest single payout to date reaching $117,000.

Co-founder David Bhidey credited the firm's growth to listening to traders rather than chasing industry trends. "We didn't guess what traders needed. We listened, and we built," he said in the anniversary announcement. "Every product we've launched, every platform we've added, every rule we've refined — it came from paying attention to the people using our firm every single day."

FXIFY says it was the first prop firm to be backed by a broker and the first to offer payouts on demand, a feature that has since become an industry benchmark. Traders can access the platform through MetaTrader 5, TradingView, and DXTrade, with evaluation options spanning 1-Phase, 2-Phase, 3-Phase, Instant Funding, Crypto, and a dedicated futures arm known as FXIFY Futures.

To celebrate the anniversary, FXIFY is offering 33% off all accounts for one month starting April 28, covering every program and account size. Account sizes run up to $400,000, with first payout on demand and performance splits of up to 100% on eligible programs. The company is also running a giveaway of $3 million in challenge accounts; traders who purchase any new challenge between April 28 and May 19 are automatically entered, with winners announced May 30.

The firm also teased a new 2-Phase program featuring a static drawdown and no consistency rule. Bhidey described it as "the most freedom we've ever offered inside a structured evaluation," adding that it was built from three years of feedback from traders.

FXIFY recently won Best Broker-Backed Prop Firm 2025 at the FundedTrading Awards. Bhidey said the team is aiming for Best Broker-Backed Prop Firm 2026 and Best 2-Step Program 2026 as it launches the new model. "Three years in, $40 million paid out, and we're just getting started," he said.