There has been a significant upgrade regarding the trading platforms that The Funded Trader (TFT) has released. Eightcap MT4 and MT5 will no longer be offered as platform options at TFT, effective immediately.

Providing their community with a steady and dependable trading environment is TFT's top goal. Although Eightcap has played a crucial role in their development and in giving assessment companies access to their platform, TFT has made the decision to gradually end their partnership in order to concentrate on what best meets the requirements of their community.

Traders can carry on trading throughout the funded phase as long as their EightCap account is active. They will be moved to a different platform in the event that they choose to switch account types, such as swing.

Thanks to TFT's partnership with ThinkMarkets and Purple Trading, its trading servers now offer a higher level of assistance, making trading for traders more dependable and pleasurable. They are sure that these alliances will enable them to better serve their community's needs.

Traders can now take on challenges on Purple Trading SC MT4 and MT5, as well as ThinkMarkets MT4 and MT5. With great pleasure, TFT announces that by the end of February, all platform options will only be available on MT5. The community loves MT5 because of its sophisticated capabilities and widespread use, and it works more smoothly with TFT's backend technology. 

They plan to launch Blueberry Markets MT5 as a new platform alternative shortly, giving traders even more trading options. Also, DXTrades is an alternate platform that TFT is now prioritizing above CTrader for training and onboarding. CTrader is still planned for release in the future, though.

All of these modifications are in line with TFT's primary goal, which is to give traders extraordinary chances through funded accounts and challenges. TFT wants to reassure traders that their continued support is the foundation of the platform and that they continue to value their comments.