Earnings Disclosure

[NAME] is committed to transparent disclosure of the results achieved by our members. This document is provided in compliance with:

• the FTC's guidelines on earnings claims and endorsements (16 CFR Part 255) as updated through 2024;
• the UK Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPR);
• the UK Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) CAP Code;
• the EU's Unfair Commercial Practices Directive for EU-resident visitors.

This document is reviewed and updated at least every six months, or whenever we update any marketing claims on the website. The current version covers the measurement period [START DATE] to [END DATE].

This Earnings Disclosure covers every quantitative claim made on https://orvexcore.com that relates to income, earnings, trading results, or challenge pass rates, including but not limited to:

• the number of active members;
• prop firm challenge pass rates;
• member-submitted trading results, P&L figures, and withdrawal screenshots;
• mentor trading results used in marketing;
• average or aggregate figures quoted in section headings or marketing copy;
• star ratings and review counts.

It also covers our affiliate and referral relationships with prop firms, as required by the FTC's Endorsement Guides and the UK's CAP Code.

The following claims appear on https://orvexcore.com as of the last updated date of this document. Each is defined precisely here.

“847 Active Members”

• Definition of “active”: a member who has logged into the platform at least once in the 90 days preceding [DATE OF MEASURE].
• Measurement date: [DATE].
• Includes: all paying subscribers on monthly rolling and one-time cohort plans.
• Excludes: free Beginner Blueprint email subscribers who have not converted to a paid plan; cancelled accounts with no recent activity; trial accounts.
• Data source: [NAME] internal member database.

“73% Prop Challenge Pass Rate”

• Definition of “pass rate”: the percentage of members who received an offer of a funded account from a prop firm following the completion of a prop firm challenge.
• Denominator (who is included): members who reported, via our member survey, that they attempted at least one prop firm challenge during the measurement period of [START DATE] to [END DATE].
• Excludes: members who did not attempt a prop firm challenge (i.e. this rate does NOT represent the outcome for all [NAME] members — only those who took a challenge).
• Attempts counted: members who passed on any attempt (first, second, or subsequent) are counted as passing. Pass-on-first-attempt rate is lower at approximately [FIRST ATTEMPT PASS %].
• Prop firms covered: FTMO, FundedNext, E8 Funding, Funding Pips, The Funded Trader, and others as self-reported by members.
• Sample size: [N MEMBERS WHO ATTEMPTED] members who reported attempting a challenge during the period.
• Data source: voluntary member survey conducted [DATE]. Results are self-reported and have not been independently verified.
• Limitations: non-responders to the survey may have had different outcomes. Self-reporting bias (members who passed are more likely to respond) may inflate the stated pass rate.

“4.8 / 5 Stars · 340 Reviews”

• Platform: [REVIEW PLATFORM (e.g. Trustpilot)].
• As of: [DATE].
• Total reviews at that date: [N].
• Average rating: [X.X] / 5.
• Review incentives: [state if any incentive was offered for leaving a review, or confirm none were offered].

Mentor Personal Trading Results

• Mentor trading results shown on this website represent actual personal trading outcomes and/or prop firm payouts during stated periods.
• These results reflect the mentor's experience, skill, and discipline accumulated over [YEARS] years in the market.
• They are not typical and should not be used as a benchmark for what you can expect.

[NAME] collects member outcome data through the following methods:

• Voluntary member surveys: sent to all active members every six months. Response rate: approximately [RESPONSE RATE %]. Non-response bias is acknowledged — members who had negative experiences may be less likely to respond.
• Voluntary result submissions: members who wish to appear in case studies or the results leaderboard submit screenshots and P&L data voluntarily. This creates a strong selection bias toward positive outcomes.
• Community announcements: members posting funded account announcements in our Discord server. These are tracked manually.

What we do not have: [NAME]does not have direct access to members' brokerage accounts, prop firm dashboards, or live trading data. We cannot independently verify any member result. All figures are based on self-reported data.

What this means for you: the figures in this disclosure are directionally informative but are subject to selection and self-reporting bias. Treat them as estimates, not as independently audited statistics.

The FTC requires us to disclose what a typical member can expect — not just the exceptional cases shown in testimonials. The following data was collected from[N] survey respondents during the period[DATE RANGE]. All figures are gross (before costs — see Section 6).

Median outcomes among members who received at least one prop firm payout:

• Median time from enrolment to first funded account offer: [X weeks/months]
• Median gross payout in first funded month: [$X]
• Median number of prop challenges attempted before passing: [X]
• Median total cost of challenges before passing: [$X]

The data above represents the median (middle value), not the mean (average). Averages can be misleading when a small number of high earners inflate the figure for a group where most members earn far less.

To calculate whether you have made a profit from trading, you must subtract all costs from any gross income received. The FTC's 2024 guidance explicitly requires that earnings disclosures account for costs, not just gross revenue.

Typical costs incurred by a [NAME] member include:

• Programme fee: the cost of the [NAME] mentorship programme (displayed on our pricing page). This is a fixed cost regardless of trading outcomes.
• Prop firm challenge fees: most prop firms charge a one-time fee per challenge attempt, typically ranging from £89 to £550 depending on the firm and account size selected. Failing a challenge means the fee is lost. Members who pass on their first attempt incur one fee; those who take multiple attempts incur multiple fees.
• Trading software and tools: charting platforms, trading journals, and economic calendars (typically free to low-cost, but worth noting).
• Live trading losses: members who also trade personal live accounts alongside prop challenges may incur additional losses in their personal accounts. These are not captured in our survey data.

Example net calculation: a member who pays £299 for the programme, takes two challenge attempts at £149 each (total £298 in challenge fees), and receives a first funded payout of £400, has a net result of: £400 − £299 − £298 = −£197 at that point in time. Net profitability requires sustained monthly payouts over time that exceed all costs.

The following results featured on https://orvexcore.com are examples of our most exceptional member outcomes. They are not typical and are highlighted because they demonstrate what is possible with education, discipline, and sustained effort — not because they represent what the average member achieves.

• Members who passed a $100,000 prop firm challenge represent approximately [X%] of all members.
• Featured monthly P&L figures (e.g. “+$4,200 this week”) are drawn from our best-performing members and do not represent median or average outcomes.
• The featured member spotlight (Adaeze O., 41-day FTMO pass) represents a top-decile outcome. Members who pass in under 60 days represent approximately [X%] of those who attempt a challenge.

We feature these results because they are real, achievable, and inspirational — not because they are common. We do not guarantee that you will achieve any specific result.

All testimonials and case studies on https://orvexcore.com:

• are submitted voluntarily by members;
• reflect the individual's honest experience as represented to us;
• have not been independently verified by [NAME] or any third party;
• represent a self-selected group of members — those willing to share positive outcomes are more likely to come forward than those with neutral or negative outcomes;
• do not represent the typical or average [NAME] member experience.

No member has been paid money to provide a testimonial. Some members have received non-monetary recognition (e.g. social media features, leaderboard placement) for submitting results to our community. This is disclosed in our Privacy Policy (Section 11).

No testimonial was fabricated, edited for meaning, or taken out of context. Minor grammatical edits may be made with member consent to improve readability. The substance of all testimonials is as submitted.

[NAME] may receive a referral commission or affiliate fee when a member or website visitor clicks a link to a prop firm or third-party service on our platform and subsequently makes a purchase. This is a material connection that we are required to disclose under:

• the FTC's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255);
• the UK ASA CAP Code (Section 2: Recognition of Marketing Communications);
• the EU's Unfair Commercial Practices Directive.

Current affiliate relationships (as of June 26, 2026):

All affiliate links on our website are identified by the presence of tracking parameters in the URL. The price you pay at any linked partner is not affected by our referral relationship. We do not receive commissions from the prop firm on challenge fees you pay — our commission, where applicable, is paid by the prop firm from their own revenue.

We do not allow affiliate relationships to influence our list of recommended prop firms. Firms are reviewed quarterly based on track record, payout reliability, and community feedback. Firms with poor records are removed regardless of whether an affiliate relationship exists.

The review rating displayed on https://orvexcore.com(“4.8 / 5 · 340 reviews”) is sourced from[PLATFORM NAME] and was accurate as of [DATE].

• Review platform: [PLATFORM] (a third-party independent review platform).
• Invitation method: [describe how reviews were solicited — e.g. automated email after 30 days of enrolment, or open/unprompted].
• Were reviews incentivised? [Yes/No. If yes, describe the incentive and note it in each review per ASA requirements].
• Were any reviews suppressed? [Describe your moderation policy — ideally: no suppression except for reviews violating platform terms, such as spam or off-topic content].

We are committed to maintaining the integrity of our review profile. We do not remove negative reviews, request that members change negative reviews, or engage in any practice designed to inflate our average rating artificially.

As a UK-registered company, [NAME] is subject to:

• Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPR):which prohibits misleading commercial practices, including misrepresentation of earnings potential. This document is our primary compliance tool for these regulations in the context of income-related claims.
• ASA CAP Code:our advertising materials are subject to the UK Advertising Standards Authority's Code of Non-broadcast Advertising and Direct & Promotional Marketing, which requires advertising to be truthful, substantiated, and not misleading.
• Consumer Rights Act 2015: marketing descriptions of our services must be accurate and not mislead as to the nature or outcome of those services.

If you believe any claim on our website is misleading or not substantiated by this disclosure, you may report it to the ASA at asa.org.uk or to Trading Standards via Citizens Advice.

[NAME]operates from the United Kingdom but serves members globally, including visitors from the United States. We therefore voluntarily comply with the FTC's guidelines on earnings claims and endorsements as described below.

• FTC 16 CFR Part 255 (Endorsements and Testimonials):all testimonials and endorsements on our website reflect the genuine opinion of the member making the statement. We disclose material connections (e.g. recognition for submitting results) where applicable.
• FTC Notice of Penalty Offenses (2021) — Money-Making Opportunities:we do not represent that participants will earn more than the cost of participation as a typical outcome. See Section 5 for typical member outcomes.
• FTC 2024 Guidance on Earnings Claims:we do not rely solely on “results not typical” disclaimers as a cure for atypical earnings claims. This full disclosure document is our primary compliance mechanism.
• FTC Affiliate Disclosure:affiliate relationships are disclosed at the point where affiliate links appear and comprehensively in Section 9 of this document, consistent with the FTC's requirement for “clear and conspicuous” disclosure.

We acknowledge that FTC enforcement has resulted in fines ranging from $1.7 million (FTC v. Wealth Press) to $137 million (FTC v. Raging Bull) for deceptive earnings claims in financial education contexts. We take these obligations seriously.

This Earnings Disclosure is reviewed and updated on the following schedule:

• Mandatory review: every six months, or when any claim on the website changes.
• Triggered review: whenever a new cohort completes, when member survey data is updated, or when a featured prop firm changes its terms materially.
• Affiliate table: reviewed quarterly — any new affiliate relationship is added within 30 days of commencement.

Previous versions of this disclosure are available on request by emailing legal@https://orvexcore.comwith the subject line “Earnings Disclosure Version History”.

If you have questions about any claim on our website, this disclosure, or our data methodology, contact us before making a purchase decision: