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My Forex Funds Previews Its Evolution Program and Offers Free Accounts to Traders It Paid Out in 2026
My Forex Funds has previewed Evolution, its program for the 23 November relaunch. Funded accounts drop from Partner to Intern status at 2% drawdown. Closed funded accounts that were paid out in 2026 get a free 2-phase account, a 50% coupon and a 100% first-reward split. Prices and full rules aren't out yet.

What happened
My Forex Funds has started showing traders what it will sell when it relaunches on 23 November 2026, and it has made an offer to traders it paid out during its 2026 claims process.
- On 19 October (9:56 AM ET), the firm's X account posted a video in which CEO Haider Raza and board advisor Josh Dentrinos introduce a new Evolution program. The post says a live stream with more details is coming.
- On 20 October (10:01 AM ET), My Forex Funds posted a letter signed by Raza for funded traders it paid out or refunded through the 2026 claims form process.
Prop Firm Match reported both announcements, and Finance Magnates published details of the program from the preview on 21 October.
The offer to settled traders
The letter is addressed to "every trader who was paid rewards or refunded through the claims form process in 2026." It says that if your funded account was closed, you get:
- A free 2-phase Evolution account of the same size as the account that was settled
- A coupon for 50% off a second account
- A 100% profit split on your first reward, "no matter the size"
The letter says these traders will be among the first on Evolution and that eligible traders will be contacted directly. In replies on X on 20 October, the firm said it would start contacting traders that day. It told traders who missed the claim form to email inquiries@myforexfunds.com from their registered address so a custom claim form can be opened.
Two limits came out in the replies. The offer as written covers closed funded accounts, not evaluation accounts, and traders who held evaluations asked why they were left out. The firm answered that "this is just the start" of benefits for older traders, without giving details. In another reply, My Forex Funds said "legal and corporate compliance" prevents it from taking customers in the UAE.
Separately, accounts that were active on 29 August 2023 and were not paid out or refunded are still due to be restored under the restoration plan on the firm's site, in two stages.
What Evolution looks like so far
My Forex Funds has not published an Evolution page, prices, profit targets or a rulebook. When we checked myforexfunds.com on 21 October, the site still showed only the 23 November relaunch and the restoration plan. The points below come from the firm's preview as reported by Finance Magnates and Prop Firm Match:
- One-phase and two-phase challenges.
- Partner and Intern status. Funded accounts start in Partner status, which has no daily drawdown rule. At 2% drawdown, the account drops to Intern status. Getting the account back to breakeven restores Partner status.
- A "no-conflict" setup. The firm describes a simulated trading environment that is separate from a proprietary trading company. That company uses eligible traders' data to place trades in the real market while their accounts hold Partner status. Finance Magnates reports that the data stops being used once an account becomes an Intern.
- On-demand rewards with no minimum trading days, subject to program rules. Prop Firm Match reports that requests are processed at the end of each day.
- A 10% profit-split bonus on eligible withdrawals made while the account keeps a 5% profit buffer, plus an extra split benefit for VIP traders.
- Points tied to commissions paid on funded accounts. Traders can use them for account upgrades, extra drawdown of up to 100% and scaling, which Finance Magnates reports goes up to $1 million.
What we don't know yet
- The base profit split and prices. The bonuses are percentages on top of a split that hasn't been published.
- What changes in Intern status. The firm hasn't said whether Intern accounts face a daily loss limit, a different split or different payout rules. With the line at only 2% drawdown, that answer matters for most traders.
- When the free accounts arrive. Neither the letter nor the replies give a date, and the letter says Evolution is "out" while the site still points to a 23 November launch.
Context
My Forex Funds shut down in August 2023 after the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) filed fraud charges against Traders Global Group, the company behind it. Finance Magnates reports that a federal judge later dismissed the case with prejudice. The brand was then sold to Dubai-based Global Solutions, which says it did not take on Traders Global's liabilities. Traders Global still handles those payouts under a service agreement. Our 16 October report covers the relaunch date and the restoration plan.
My Forex Funds is listed in the ProprietaryTrading.com directory. Until the full Evolution rules are published, we'd treat the details above as a preview, not terms you can buy into.
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