What Happened To My Forex Funds? A Simpler Way To Trade In 5 Minutes A Day

1Why My Forex Funds Shut Down In 2023

In August 2023 the CFTC sued Traders Global Group, the company behind My Forex Funds, and its assets were frozen.

With its money frozen in the US and in Canada, the firm stopped trading and payouts. Many traders had open accounts and pending payouts when it closed.

2How The Case Was Thrown Out In 2025

In May 2025 a federal judge in New Jersey dismissed the CFTC case with prejudice and sanctioned the agency.

A court appointed special master found the CFTC had misled the court, and the judge ordered the agency to pay legal fees. The case ended on those grounds, so the original claims were never decided either way. A court in Ontario later released most of the frozen funds.

3Where Things Stand For Former Traders

The company won in court, but how and when former traders get paid depends on the company itself.

Some reports say the firm has hinted at a comeback and contacted traders about old payouts. Only trust messages from the firm's official site and email, and be careful with anyone offering to recover your money for a fee.

4How We Would Test Any Trading Program Today

Start on demo money, keep withdrawals easy, and walk away from anything that promises fixed returns.

A demo account runs on real prices with fake money, so you see how a strategy behaves before risking a dollar. Check that the broker is regulated where you live, and make a small withdrawal early to prove the money comes back. Trading involves risk and you can lose money.

1. Run it on a demo account for two to four weeks
2. Check the broker's regulator on its official site
3. Withdraw a small amount early to test payouts