The proprietary trading business Hantec Trader is now operating as RZR Funded, with the company saying existing accounts and trading terms remain unchanged. The rebrand, outlined on October 26, 2026, establishes a separate identity ahead of planned product launches, geographic expansion and additions to its leadership team.

Key Takeaways

  • Existing traders retain their logins, balances, progress, trading rules and payout terms.
  • The company expects its first new launches within weeks, but has not specified products or target markets.
  • Management remains under Director Bashaar Gokal, with further senior appointments planned.

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What RZR Funded changes for existing traders

For current customers, the immediate change is the brand rather than the account agreement. The company says active evaluations and funded accounts will continue without interruption, preserving profit splits, drawdown limits, evaluation targets and trading conditions.

The company’s account continuity commitments also state that existing profiles and terms and conditions remain in place. Its official FAQ says traders do not need new accounts or new signatures, while payout schedules and eligibility conditions remain unchanged.

Those assurances matter because evaluation programmes depend on specific targets and risk limits. A name change alone does not reset a trader’s progress or alter those requirements, under the continuity terms the company has announced.

ItemDetails
Brand transitionHantec Trader now operates as RZR Funded.
Customer administrationNo replacement profiles or new terms-and-conditions signatures are required, the company says.
Launch timingFirst new launches expected within weeks of October 26, 2026; no specific date disclosed.
Expansion details outstandingProducts, platforms, target jurisdictions and eligibility for existing customers.

Product expansion remains a plan, not a launch

RZR Funded says it intends to broaden its product range and geographic availability, with the first of several launches expected within weeks of the announcement. It has not identified the instruments, account formats, platforms or jurisdictions involved.

The current management team remains in place under Director Bashaar Gokal. Further senior appointments are planned, although the company has not named the positions or appointees. Gokal said more details of the business’s plans would follow over the coming months.

The announcement therefore establishes a growth roadmap rather than confirming that additional products or market access are already available. It also does not explain whether future offerings will be open to every existing customer.

Payout disclosures and corporate details

The company says it will continue publishing its payout record, including amounts, dates and processing times. That commitment is separate from its assurance that existing payout rules will remain unchanged.

A published payout list can show completed transactions, but it does not by itself establish how many requests were rejected or what proportion of participants received payments. The announcement did not provide those broader measures.

The rebrand announcement also did not detail changes to ownership or corporate structure. Continuity of account terms should therefore not be read as a separate confirmation about the legal relationship between the business and any affiliated company.

Conclusion

RZR Funded’s immediate commitment is continuity for existing traders. The next announced steps are new launches and senior appointments; their details will clarify the scope and timing of the planned expansion.

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