FundingPips Login & Client Area
Log in to FundingPips through the FundingPips Dashboard — the client area at app.fundingpips.com — using the email and password from your registration.
Open Account →After sign-in the obvious next question is what the account panel actually shows, and since Canadian clients see a different arrangement of limits and statements than US-facing ones, it is worth comparing what the dashboard displays for Canadian accounts.
To log in to FundingPips, sign in to the FundingPips Dashboard (the client app at app.fundingpips.com) with the email and password from your registration. Inside the dashboard you can track challenge and funded-account status, view real-time metrics (profit target, drawdown limits), access your trading-platform credentials, request payouts and manage 2FA. Trading platform logins (MT5, cTrader or Match-Trader) use separate credentials that FundingPips issues inside the dashboard. Always enable 2FA and access your account only through the official client area.
How to log in to FundingPips
- Open the FundingPips Dashboard and choose Log In.
- Enter the email and password you registered with.
- Complete two-factor authentication (2FA) if you have enabled it.
- Open your challenge or funded account to see real-time metrics, progress and payout options.
- Copy your MetaTrader 5, cTrader or Match-Trader credentials from the dashboard to connect your trading platform.
Security & password reset
If you forget your password, use the reset link on the login page to receive a secure reset email. Enable 2FA in your profile settings; KYC identity verification is required before your first withdrawal.
Frequently asked questions
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Related FundingPips pages
There is a short list worth clearing before you ever type credentials: who the counterparty is, and what documents will be demanded afterwards. Take a moment to check the Ontario Securities Commission's registration search and to consider why account holders must prove their identity.