Over a recent weekend, Finotive Funding faced a disruption in cryptocurrency trading, tracing the problem back to a technical glitch with their broker’s liquidity provider. This issue not only affected cryptocurrency trades but also had a temporary impact on the foreign exchange markets, rendering them temporarily inaccessible. The firm has since resolved the glitch, and cryptocurrency trading has resumed, now available around the clock. The Finotive Markets team is in the process of integrating a new liquidity provider to broaden the selection of cryptocurrencies and potentially enhance trading conditions.
Addressing the Liquidity Provider Glitch

Despite the hiccup, Finotive Funding has successfully managed the situation, ensuring trader satisfaction remains high. The company has noted an increase in payouts due to be processed, resulting from trading activity late last week and over the weekend. Efforts are underway to expedite these payouts from the Finotive Funding side.
Although a slight backlog exists on the Finotive Pay side, the firm is committed to improving the withdrawal process. An initiative towards full automation of the Finotive Pay platform is expected to culminate in March with a “MASSIVE update,” promising instant processing of withdrawal requests and significantly enhancing the user experience.
Future Enhancements and Firm Commitments
These upcoming enhancements are set to bolster the user experience further and solidify Finotive Funding’s position as a frontrunner in the proprietary trading arena. With the March updates eagerly anticipated, Finotive Funding is poised to introduce cutting-edge solutions and uphold its reputation in the industry.
About Finotive Funding
Located in Budapest, Hungary, Finotive Funding, legally known as Finotive Group Kft., is spearheaded by CEO Oliver Newland. This proprietary trading firm offers traders a choice among five distinct account types, including two two-step evaluations, a one-step evaluation, and two instant funding programs, catering to a wide array of trading preferences and expertise levels.