Report a denial — submit a trader account

Where your report goes

Every report moves through the same five-state machine. You see the path here; a reviewer sees your report at the current state.

Submitted Verifying Verified Rejected Needs-info

Your report starts at Submitted and moves right as a reviewer works it. Verified means it contributed to a firm-level number; Rejected means a reviewer could not substantiate it; Needs-info means a reviewer reached out for follow-up — one reason an optional contact helps.

How we keep fake reports out

Honeypot field. A hidden field no human can see. If it comes back filled, the submission is silently discarded — the bot gets a success response and never learns it was caught.
Rate limit. At most three reports per network per hour. A coordinated burst is flagged for review, not auto-rejected — a firm that just changed its rules can produce a genuine wave.
Anti-brigade flag. More than five distinct networks reporting the same firm inside ten minutes auto-flags every one of those reports as reviewing. A human still reads them.
Contact hashed at rest. If you leave an email, it is stored as an HMAC digest and never shown publicly. The raw address sits in a reviewer-only column so a human can reach you for follow-up.
Proof is encouraged, not required. V1: a screenshot of the denial email. V2: account and deals context. V3: a court filing. A report with proof moves up the verification tiers faster; a report without proof still counts, weighted accordingly.

The form

Submit natively — no JavaScript required. If JS is enabled, the page enhances the post; if it is not, the browser still posts multipart/form-data to /api/submit-denial and the endpoint answers.

Firm Which prop firm denied the payout? Category What type of denial was it? What happened Describe the denial in your own words. 40–4000 characters. Proof link — optional A public https:// URL to a screenshot of the denial email. File upload arrives in v0.2. Optional contact — hashed at rest, never shown publicly An email in case a reviewer needs to follow up. Leave empty if you prefer to stay anonymous. I confirm this report is truthful. False reports are discarded, and a pattern of false reports gets a network rate-limited.

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Where your report goes

How we keep fake reports out

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