Hundreds of these accounts have already been distributed, and over the course of the upcoming weekend, they hope to distribute an additional 2000–2500 accounts every day.

"We've started the account rollout process and have already assigned hundreds of trading accounts in just a few hours," the company said in a recent social media post. By the following week, we want to have all accounts set up and prepared for trading. Many of them will be completely functional and open for business today." 

Funded Engineer notes that although the implementation is moving quickly, their dashboard is still being developed. Users are nevertheless reassured that the user interface is nearing completion and should be finished by Monday. Users can still access their accounts and start trades despite this ongoing development. 

Unexpected events led to the increased timeline, even though the project was originally supposed to be finished by the end of May. Nevertheless, Funded Engineer completed the assignment in 16 days. 

Funded Engineer understands that not all of the originally intended functionality may be present in the current dashboard, even with such a quick launch. Users are given the assurance that all planned features will be added to the platform within the next four to six weeks, giving their clients a complete trading experience. 

The owners of Funded Engineer, Tristian Talbot and Harri Sawicki, said they were appreciative of the trading community as a whole, saying, "We would want to take a minute to thank the trading community. We were inspired to work tirelessly to provide our users with a secure solution as soon as possible by the tremendous support we received. The public's and the community's overwhelming support motivated us to keep trying to deliver despite the obstacles." 

Prior to this, Purple Trading and other proprietary trading companies had halted their MT4 and MT5 services following the termination of FPFX Technologies' contract with Funded Engineer. The ban presented difficulties for the platform located in Dubai and primarily impacted nationals and residents of the United States, highlighting the regulatory intricacies within the proprietary trading industry. 

The business thought about collaborating with fresh brokers like Think Markets and Blueberry Markets in an effort to lessen the difficulty. Funded Engineer made the decision to move all customer transactions to Blueberry Markets as its broker when FPFX Technologies terminated software licenses.