Aeon Funded — A Refused Payout, Then a New Name

Type Aeon Funded (aeonfunded.com) into a browser today and you land on a different brand, Quantx, at quantxfund.io. One of the testimonials still on the page is from an Aeon Funded customer whose identity check “have been pending since I applied”.

Steps for Aeon Funded customers

1. Save your Aeon Funded purchase receipt and dashboard.
2. Write to the new brand asking who holds your account now.
3. Request your KYC status in writing.
4. Dispute the fee with your card issuer if there is no answer.

When verification becomes the obstacle to a payout, ask Aeon Funded for a single written list of what is still needed. Send exactly that and nothing more, and keep copies with dates. If the list keeps changing, those changes are themselves the record of a payout being delayed.

Sources: trader complaints published on an independent forex review forum (December 2025); aeonfunded.com and quantxfund.io (checked 27 October 2026); RDAP record. General information only.

The Aeon Funded complaint

A trader reported in December 2025 that he bought an Instant Pro account on 15 February, traded within the rules, logged seven profitable days of at least 0.5% each and reached a 10% total profit. His payout was then delayed, his KYC was handled in a way he calls manipulation, and the firm refused to pay.

A rebrand does not cancel what a firm owes. When a prop firm moves its old domain to a new name, traders with open disputes should write to both brands and keep the old receipts. “Guaranteed payouts” is a phrase no honest trading business uses.