Funded EA Facebook ad: can AI pass your trading challenge?
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Original advert image or video preview, saved from Meta on 20 October 2026. Statements shown are the advertiser’s claims, not our endorsement.
What does this Facebook advert ask you to believe?
The opening targets people who keep failing prop-firm challenges. These are trading tests with profit targets and limits on losses. The pitch is that an AI agent can handle the test for you, then keep trading afterwards.
The advertiser is Funded EA, and the destination is fundedea.com. Meta showed the advert as active when we checked on 20 October 2026, with a start date of 9 October. That records its status at that time, not a promise that it is still running.
The advertiser says the video shows genuine FTMO pass and payout certificates. Their authenticity and typical buyer earnings are not established by the cited evidence. A certificate image alone cannot answer what you would earn.
A certificate for one account would not show how many other accounts failed, the fees paid along the way or whether the same approach is permitted by your chosen firm.
Three details to check before clicking through to buy
Success is not guaranteed. The advert's risk warning explicitly says results shown do not guarantee a pass, profit or payout. Do not turn a customer's claimed result into your expected income.
One licence payment does not settle every cost. The linked terms include a limited supply of AI credits, with a separate platform subscription needed after they run out. Ask for the total cost of your planned setup.
The seven-day promise concerns setup. Getting the software connected and able to trade is different from making money. A failed challenge alone is not covered by that promise.
Our full Funded EA review explains the prices, refund exclusions and distinction between paying the software seller and paying a prop firm.
If you contacted Funded EA or already bought the software
Save the advert, order confirmation and terms supplied when you bought. If setup fails, report the fault to the seller in writing within the stated period. Include the product, account type and error.
If the problem is a failed challenge or refused payout, request the prop firm's written reason. That helps identify whether the issue is a trading loss, a rule breach or a software fault.
If a payment was unauthorised or you suspect misleading sales claims, contact your payment provider promptly and ask about dispute deadlines. Explain what actually happened; a refund is not certain.
Discuss your situation in a free phone consultation. Bring the receipt and the provider's reply. We can help you decide which questions to ask and which business needs to answer them.
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