Verdict up front: The Funded Room sells a prop trading evaluation: pay for a challenge, pass it, receive a funded account. Its Google Play data safety section declares that no data is collected and none is shared. An operation that takes payments and pays traders out cannot be true to both.
The Funded Room
com.traderoom.mobile · Xybit Inc · in-app purchases
SCAM BROKER
- Developer
- Xybit Inc
- Installs
- 10,000+
- Rating
- None displayed
- Category
- Education
- Data safety
- No data collected · No data shared with third parties
- Last updated
- 11 September 2026
What it sells, and what it declares
The description is short and clear: “The Funded Room is a prop trading education app that allows users to complete a prop evaluation challenge and get access to a prop trading account.” The listing carries in-app purchases, which is how the challenge fee is taken.
The data safety panel then declares No data collected and No data shared with third parties. A firm that takes a fee, assesses a trader, funds an account and pays out profits must hold an identity, a payment record and a trading history. Those are data. The declaration and the business model cannot both be accurate.
Why that declaration matters
Data safety entries are written by the developer, and Google states plainly that the developer provided the information. They are the only disclosure most users ever read about what an app does with their details.
A wrong declaration is not a paperwork slip. It removes the one place a user could have learned whether their identity documents, payment details and trading records are stored, where, and who else sees them. Prop firms routinely require identity verification before any payout, so this is exactly the moment the question matters.
⚠ Verified evidence
- The app sells a paid prop evaluation challenge leading to a funded trading account, via in-app purchases.
- Its Google Play data safety panel declares No data collected and No data shared with third parties.
- It is filed under Education while offering a financial arrangement.
- It shows no rating at all on 10,000+ installs.
- Xybit Inc is named with no jurisdiction, company number or regulator, and publishes sibling trading apps.
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Filed under Education, sold as funding
The store category is Education, and the description calls it an education app. What it actually offers is a paid evaluation leading to capital — a financial arrangement with money in and money out.
It is the same manoeuvre as the disclaimer on a signals app: the label lowers scrutiny while the product does something else. The listing shows no rating at all despite 10,000+ installs, and names no jurisdiction, company number or regulator for Xybit Inc, which also publishes sibling trading apps.
Before paying any challenge fee
Find out which legal entity takes the fee and where it is registered. Read the payout terms in full, including the conditions that void an account. Check whether the firm trades live capital or simulated accounts, and what rule breaches forfeit your fee.
Then read the data safety panel. If a firm that will hold your identity documents and pay you money claims to collect no data, you have learned something important about how carefully it handles both.
The verdict: The Funded Room takes challenge fees and promises funded accounts while declaring that it collects no data whatsoever, filed under Education and showing no rating. Do not pay a challenge fee without identifying the entity behind it.
Sources, checked 24 September 2026: Google Play listing for com.traderoom.mobile, read in full on 24 September 2026, including the description, data safety declaration, category, install band and update date
