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WeMasterTrade offers two kinds of accounts. The Challenge Package has two phases (8% then 6% targets), a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% maximum loss, in sizes of $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 from $62 to $445. The Instant packages need no evaluation: 51010 has a 10% profit target to withdraw, a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% maximum loss; 510Zero has the same limits and no profit target; both come in balances from $5,000 to $200,000, from $55 to $1,725. The firm also lists NoPC and Customize packages with 2% and 4% loss limits, up to $400,000. Performance-based rewards are 50% on the first payout, 75% on the second and 90% from the third. News trading, scalping and weekend holding are allowed, and there is no time limit on the Instant packages.
OneFunded offers three challenges in sizes from $5,000 to $200,000 (the Value Challenge stops at $100,000). The Flash Challenge is one phase: a 10% profit target, a 4% daily loss limit and a 6% maximum loss, from $56 to $1,049. The Core Challenge has two phases (8% then 5%), a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% maximum loss, from $35 to $999. The Value Challenge has two phases (8% then 6%), a 4% daily loss limit and an 8% maximum loss, from $29 to $349. There is no time limit on any challenge. On a funded account the profit split is 80%, or 90% with the profit split add-on; payouts run on a 14-day cycle (7 days with the weekly add-on), from $100 to $10,000 a request. The access fee is refunded in full with your third payout.
FTUK offers four ways in. The Flex Challenge is a one-step forex evaluation: $9 to start, a 4% profit target, a 5% daily loss limit and a 6% trailing maximum loss that locks at the starting balance, no time limit, and an activation fee of $56 to $1,200 only after you pass. Instant Funding is a forex account funded on purchase ($109 to $2,220) with the same 5% and 6% limits. On futures, Flex Futures starts at $59 with a 5% profit target and an end-of-day drawdown of $1,000 to $4,000 (activation $149 to $399 after you pass), and Instant Sim Funding ($409 to $979) starts funded with no evaluation and no activation fee. On forex the funded profit split starts at 60% (Flex) or 65% (Instant) and rises to 90% by level; on futures it is 90%.
Vanta Trading sells two kinds of simulated account. Classic is a one-step evaluation with a 10% profit target, a 5% static loss limit on the starting balance and a daily loss limit of 3% or 5% below the start-of-day equity, with no time limit, no minimum trading days and no consistency rule. The reward split is chosen at purchase (60/40, 70/30, 80/20, 90/10 or 100/0, with 100/0 the default) and fixed for the life of the account. Instant Funded is a $25,000 account with no evaluation, a fixed 80/20 split, a 3% daily loss limit and a trailing loss limit of 5% or 8% below the end-of-day equity high-water mark; registration is open to 100 traders for now. One account trades every market, and rewards are paid weekly with no payout allowance, extraction limit or minimum. Classic runs from $33 (a $5,000 account at 60/40 with the 3% limit) to $1,299 (a $100,000 account at 100/0 with the 5% limit); Instant Funded costs $750 with the 5% trailing limit and $1,000 with the 8% limit.
TraderScale sells three programs: Instant Funding, funded on purchase with no evaluation; Speedy, a one-step evaluation with a 10% target; and Pro, a two-step evaluation with targets of 8% then 5%. Instant Funding has a 3% daily loss limit and a 6% trailing maximum loss that locks at the starting balance. Speedy has a 4% daily loss limit and an 8% trailing maximum loss. Pro has a 5% daily loss limit and a fixed 10% maximum loss. There is no time limit on the evaluations. The entry fee is paid once: $309 to $1,999 on Instant Funding (25K to 400K), $146 to $2,296 on Speedy (10K to 400K) and $97 to $1,897 on Pro (10K to 400K). The profit split is 80%, or 90% with the 90% Profit Share add-on.
HyroTrader offers three evaluation models for crypto traders. Zero-Step is a one-day evaluation with a 10% target, a 3% daily loss and a 5% maximum loss. One-Step has a 10% target, a 4% daily loss, a 6% maximum loss and 5 minimum trading days. Two-Step has targets of 10% then 5%, a 5% daily loss, a 10% maximum loss and 5 trading days per phase. The loss limits are static, there is no time limit and no stop loss is required. Accounts are simulated, run on live Bybit data, and fund up to $200,000 per trader. The profit split starts at 80% and can rise to 90% on One-Step and Two-Step. The entry price runs from $59 to $969 on Two-Step (5K to 200K), $69 to $1,299 on One-Step (5K to 200K) and $89 to $949 on Zero-Step (5K to 100K).
BitFunded sells simulated crypto accounts through 2-Step, 1-Step, 1-Step Express and Instant Funding programs. The firm's FAQ states a fixed daily loss limit of 5% on 2-Step, 4% on 1-Step, 3% on 1-Step Express and 4% on Instant Funding, with maximum loss limits of 10% then 8% on 2-Step, 6% on 1-Step and Instant Funding, and 3% on 1-Step Express. Profit targets are 8% then 5% on 2-Step, 10% on 1-Step and 9% on 1-Step Express; Instant Funding has no target. Trading runs 24/7 with leverage from 1x to 5x. Fees are shown on the firm's site at checkout and are not listed here.
Funding Traders offers four program families: 2-Step PRO10 (targets 10% then 5%, daily loss 5%, max loss 10%), 2-Step PRO6 (6% then 6%, daily 3%, max 6%), 1-Step PRO (10% target, daily 3%, max 10%, 50% consistency score) and Instant Funded (no target, daily 3%, max 6%, 15% consistency score). Evaluation accounts run from $5,000 to $200,000 and Instant Funded accounts from $10,000 to $400,000 on the firm's home page. The reward share is 80% to 100% on the evaluations and 90% to 100% on Instant Funded. Fees are shown on the firm's site at checkout and are not listed here.
Goat Funded Futures sells simulated funded futures accounts on CME, CBOT, COMEX and NYMEX products. The four evaluation plans have one phase and a 6% profit target: the EOD Challenge ($50K to $150K), the 1-Day-Pass-Plan ($25K to $100K), the Flex Challenge ($50K to $150K) and Daily Payouts ($25K to $150K). Instant Classic ($25K to $150K) and Instant Lite ($25K to $100K) skip the evaluation. The drawdown trails end of day on every plan except Instant Classic, where it trails intraday, and the funded account of Daily Payouts, which also trails intraday. The fees stated on the firm's plan pages run from $69 to $624, are paid once, and no plan charges an activation fee.
Hola Prime sells forex and futures programs. On forex, the 1-Step Prime challenge has a 10% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit and a 6% static maximum loss; the 2-Step Prime and 2-Step Pro challenges have 8% and 5% targets, a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% static maximum loss. The Direct Account skips the evaluation. On futures, the 1-Step Prime Challenge has a 6% target and a trailing drawdown of 3% to 4% with no daily loss limit, and the Direct Account has no target. List prices on the official pricing configuration checked on 2026-10-07 run from $9 to $1,439 on forex and from $99 to $998 on futures.
Rebels Funding sells 20 evaluation accounts in five forex programs: Copper (4 phases, €26 to €236), Bronze (3 phases, €95 to €609), Silver (2 phases, €73 to €382), Gold (1 phase, €69 to €289) and Diamond (1 phase with 8-level scaling, €173 to €650). Evaluation sizes run from $5,000 to $160,000 and there is no time limit to pass. The overall drawdown is fixed at 10% on Copper, Bronze and Silver and 6% on Gold and Diamond; the daily limit is 5% on the first three and none during the Gold and Diamond evaluation. Every figure comes from the firm's price widget and its program rules (version 3.1, updated 11 August 2026), as read on 2026-10-06.
AquaFunded groups its accounts by how a trader wants to start: Instant plans are funded on purchase, One-Step and Two-Step plans ask for a profit target first, and Pay Later takes $5 to begin with the rest billed after passing. In the price table, forex plans run from $20 (Two-Step Pro, $5,000) to $1,865.33 (Instant Pro, $400,000), futures from $113 to $727 and crypto from $69 to $999. Funded forex and futures accounts pay a 90% split, and the price-table plans have no time limit.
FundedSquad splits its offer into four Instant accounts, funded on purchase, and four evaluations (1 Step, 1 Step Pro, 2 Step Fast, 2 Step Squad) with no time limit. Each fee is paid once, from $69 for a $2,500 Instant Lite or Instant Flex account up to $2,399, and it is the same on MT5, Match Trader and cTrader. Payout requests are reviewed within 24 to 72 business hours and paid within 12 hours of approval. The official pages checked on 2026-09-27 allow one trader up to $400K of Instant funding plus $400K of challenge funding, $800K in total.
Finotive Funding offers six forex programs on MT5 and Match-Trader: two Challenges from $25 and $35, two Instant Funding plans from $55 and $105, and two Pro evaluations from $469 and $514 at list price. Drawdown is static on every account, from 6% on Instant Lite to 10% on 2-Step Pro. Challenge and Pro fees are refunded automatically when the funded account is in net profit on day 30, and the first payout request is on demand. The figures come from the official pages checked on 2026-09-30.
Phidias Prop Firm sells futures evaluations only, in three families: Express to Live ($25K to $150K, static drawdown of $500 to $1,000) and Fundamental and Premium ($50K to $150K, end-of-day trailing drawdown of $2,500 to $4,500). Each family is sold on an evaluation route, with an activation fee on passing, or in one payment without it; the list prices on the official pages checked on 2026-09-30 run from $88 to $1,125. No plan has a daily loss limit. Express to Live pays a fixed bonus on Switch to Live, while Fundamental and Premium pay on request.
IQ Capital sells eleven account types in futures, CFD and crypto, each bought with a one-time fee: Core, Core-DLL and Rapid challenges and instant funded accounts. The futures Core challenge is a Max Position Loss plan at $195 for $50,000, while the Core-DLL version swaps that rule for a daily loss limit and costs $245 at the same size. Core and instant accounts pay 90% of profit through Performance Rewards, and Rapid accounts pay 80%.
The official pages checked on 2026-10-05 show five programs at Funded Trader Markets: 1 Step Nitro (10% target, 6% trailing drawdown), 2 Step Plus (8% then 5%, static 10% drawdown) and the instant Standard, Pro and Plus accounts. Funded splits are 90% on the first $10,000 of profit and then 80% on Nitro, 70% on 2 Step Plus, 50% rising to 80% on Instant Standard and Pro, and 80% from the start on Instant Plus. Rewards are on demand and paid in USDT on TRC20 or through Rise.
Orion Funded sells simulated forex accounts in five programs, from the instant Orion Zero ($199 to $1,149) to the one-phase Orion Nova, which starts at $7. Evaluations have no time limit and begin on the first trade; Standard and Swing share one price list ($49 to $1,149) and Select has three 5% phases ($59 to $739). Funded accounts pay 80% from the first eligible request on a 14-day cycle, with 90% through the Scaling Plan, on MT5 or MatchTrader.
TopOne Trader divides its offer into five programs. 1-Step FLASH has one 10% phase, a 7% trailing drawdown and no time limit, while 2-Step PRO uses 8% and 5% targets with a static 9% maximum loss. Nova starts at $7 and adds an activation fee after passing, and Instant Funding and Instant Prime skip the evaluation altogether. Funded splits range from 60% to 100% depending on the program and the payout number, and payouts are sent through RiseWorks with a 2% processing fee.
FTMO Futures sells two monthly evaluations, Growth at $119, $169 and $229 and Pro at $139, $199 and $269, on $50K, $100K and $150K accounts, with profit targets of $3,000, $6,000 and $9,000. Growth has no daily loss limit during the evaluation, while Pro has a hard one of $1,000, $1,500 and $2,000 by size. A passed evaluation becomes a Sim-Funded account of the same size at a 90% split, with payout caps from $2,500 to $8,000 per request depending on program and size. The figures come from the official pages checked on 2026-10-05.
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