MyForexFunds Rewards Update: 90% of First Rollout Now Paid, New Form Launched for Missed Traders

MyForexFunds Rewards Update: 90% of First Rollout Now Paid, New Form Launched for Missed Traders

MyForexFunds (MFF) has issued its latest update on the ongoing trader rewards process — and for the thousands of traders who have been waiting since the firm's 2023 shutdown, this is the most concrete progress yet.

In a statement released to traders, MFF confirmed that 90% of First Rollout traders who responded to its emails have now been paid and fully settled, with the remaining 10% currently working through KYC verification. The firm has also launched a dedicated form for traders who believe they were missed during the First Rollout, had full inboxes, or otherwise did not receive their reward email.

Here is what traders need to know.

The Latest MFF Update

• 90% of First Rollout traders who responded have been paid. The remaining 10% are completing KYC and will be settled as quickly as possible.
• Many reward emails bounced because trader inboxes were full. MFF is asking affected traders to clear their mailboxes immediately.
• A new form has been launched for traders who think they were missed in the First Rollout.
• First Rollout is the simpler of the two rollouts. The Second Rollout will require more time and case-by-case review.
• Communication will only ever come from the email tied to your reward request — be alert for impersonators.

What MFF's Latest Statement Actually Says

In its message to traders, the MyForexFunds team confirmed that the First Rollout is in its final stages. Of the traders who have been contacted and have responded, the vast majority have completed KYC and received their payout.

The firm also acknowledged the high volume of inquiries from traders who say they were not contacted during the First Rollout — and importantly, flagged that many reward-related emails bounced because trader mailboxes were full. MFF is now asking those traders to clear their inboxes so further communications can be received.

To bring the First Rollout to a clean close, MFF has rolled out a dedicated submission form for traders who:

• Believe they were missed during the First Rollout
• Had a full inbox when MFF tried to email them
• Encountered any other technical issue that prevented contact

How the New MFF Rewards Form Works

If you think you should have been paid in the First Rollout but weren't, MFF has set out clear rules for how to submit a request. These rules matter — submitting incorrect information will invalidate your request and slow the process down for everyone else.

The guidelines from MFF are:

• Provide only the name and email address linked to your MyForexFunds account. Anything beyond this will render the request invalid.
• You may attach a copy of your original reward email if you have it. This will help expedite verification.
• Do not submit speculative or unsubstantiated claims. False submissions will delay legitimate cases.
• Only submit if you genuinely believe you are entitled to a First Rollout reward.

Once submitted, MFF's internal team will review the request and then contact you only via the email address linked to your reward. That email will include a request for payment details and a secure KYC verification link. Once KYC is complete, the payout follows.

⚠️ Stay alert for scams: Any communication that comes from a different email address, or that asks you to enter banking details before completing KYC through MFF's official link, should be treated as suspicious. Impersonation scams have been a constant feature of the MFF saga since the original 2023 shutdown.

Why the Delays Have Happened

MFF addressed the public frustration directly in the update, acknowledging the criticism circulating across X and Discord. The firm's position is that its focus has been on completing verifications correctly rather than engaging in public arguments — and that a notable portion of negative commentary has come from accounts not actually linked to MFF customers.

The delays MFF has flagged as the genuine causes of slowdown are:

• Incomplete or incorrect KYC submissions from traders
• Full or unmonitored inboxes preventing initial contact
• Inquiries from non-customers clogging the support process

The new form is, as MFF puts it, a "final, structured step to bring First Rollout to a close" before moving on to the more complex Second Rollout.

First Rollout vs Second Rollout — What's the Difference?

This is one of the most important pieces of context for traders waiting on a payout.

First Rollout covers the most clearly verifiable cases — traders with confirmed pending payout requests at the time of MFF's August 2023 shutdown. These are the cases with the cleanest paper trail, and MFF has been working through them in batches. Reports from former MFF leadership earlier this year suggested the verified payout list ran to over 800 traders, which aligns with MFF's claim that it is now nearing First Rollout completion.

Second Rollout is where things get more complicated. This stage will involve cases that need additional diligence — traders without straightforward payout records, account reconciliations, edge cases around resets and account stacking, and the full complexity of a database that was frozen mid-operation. MFF has been clear that Second Rollout will take longer and require patience.

If you are not in the First Rollout cohort, the takeaway is straightforward: the form is not for you yet. MFF has said it will communicate when Second Rollout begins.

Where This Sits in the Broader MFF Comeback Story

For new readers, here is how this update fits into the wider MFF timeline:

• August 2023: MFF is shut down overnight after the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) files a civil complaint, freezing assets and locking out over 60,000 funded traders globally.
• 2025: MFF wins its US legal battle. The CFTC case is dismissed and sanctions granted.
• December 2025: A final court order in Canada returns MFF's assets, data, and systems to the company.
• Early 2026: MFF resumes communication via X, then publishes a roadmap covering data recovery, account analysis, and a phased payout/reinstatement plan.
• April 2026: First Rollout payout emails begin going out in batches.
• May 2026: 90% of First Rollout traders who responded are now paid. New form launched for missed traders.

This is the most concrete progress traders have seen in nearly three years, and it suggests MFF is genuinely on track to clear First Rollout before moving to the larger Second Rollout phase.

What Traders Should Do Right Now

If you are a former MFF trader, here are the practical next steps based on this latest update:

• Check the email inbox tied to your MFF account — including spam, promotions, and any old addresses you may have used. Clear it if it's full.
• If you received a reward email and have not yet completed KYC, action it as soon as possible to be settled in the final 10% of First Rollout.
• If you believe you were missed and were entitled to a First Rollout payout, use the dedicated form via MFF's official channels — and only submit your name and reward-linked email.
• If you are not part of the First Rollout, wait for MFF's Second Rollout announcement. Submitting a speculative claim now slows things down for everyone.
• Be skeptical of anyone contacting you about MFF rewards unless the email matches the address tied to your original reward request.

What This Means for the Wider Prop Firm Industry

MFF's return is one of the most-watched stories in the prop firm space, and how this rewards process is handled will set a meaningful precedent. The firm paid out over $290 million in its original run — a track record that helped build trust before the shutdown — and the speed and transparency of this current process will determine whether the industry sees MFF's relaunch as a genuine comeback or a cautionary footnote.

For now, the direction of travel is positive. First Rollout is nearly complete. The form gives missed traders a clear path. And the messaging around Second Rollout is honest about its complexity rather than over-promising on timelines.

We will continue to track every major MFF development on the PropFirmsCompared blog as it unfolds.

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FAQs – MyForexFunds Rewards Update

Have all First Rollout traders been paid?

Not quite. 90% of First Rollout traders who responded to MFF's emails have been paid and settled. The remaining 10% are still completing KYC verification and will be paid once that is done.

What is the new MyForexFunds form for?

It is for traders who believe they should have been part of the First Rollout but were missed — including those who had full inboxes, missed the original email, or experienced any other issue preventing contact.

What information do I need to submit on the form?

Only your name and the email address linked to your MFF account. Optionally, attach a copy of your original reward email if you have it. Adding additional information will invalidate your submission.

When will the Second Rollout begin?

MFF has not given a specific date. The firm has said the Second Rollout will require more diligence than the First, and will be communicated when the First Rollout is fully closed.

Should I submit the form if I'm not sure I was in the First Rollout?

No. MFF has explicitly asked traders to only submit if they genuinely believe they were entitled to a First Rollout reward. Speculative submissions will delay processing for everyone.

How will MFF contact me after I submit the form?

MFF will only contact you via the email address tied to your original reward request. Communication will include a request for payment details and a secure KYC verification link.

Is MFF operating again as a prop firm?

Not yet. The firm is currently focused on rewards and account analysis as part of its phased relaunch roadmap. According to former MFF leadership, MT5 will be the platform going forward (MT4 is not returning), and a relaunch with a brokerage arm is on the agenda — but no firm date has been set.

Last updated: 7 May 2026. We will update this article as further MFF rewards rollout details are announced. Always verify communications and links via MFF's official channels before submitting any personal information.

Risk disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or legal advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.