✅ What We Like
- Six distinct account types give more configuration options than most competitors
- Very low entry price starting under $25 for the smallest account
- Static drawdown on the majority of account families, avoiding the trailing-floor trap
- No published profit caps on most plans
❌ What Could Be Better
- Aggressive IP-sharing enforcement has led to payout denials in ordinary scenarios — mobile data connections, or two traders in the same household — according to multiple independent reviewers
- A single trade lasting under 3 minutes can drop your profit split from 80% down to 30%
- Funded-stage rules differ meaningfully from evaluation-stage rules, catching traders off guard after they pass
- No independently verified payout tracker, no published certificate register — the firm's own screenshot carousel is the only first-party evidence offered
- Unregulated operator (Quantum SRL, Italy) with no active scaling plan for traders wanting to compound capital
Score Breakdown
Evaluation Rules
The drawdown here is static — your loss limit is fixed from the starting balance and never moves up as you profit. If you start a $100K account with a 10% max drawdown, the floor stays at $90K no matter how high your equity climbs. This is the most forgiving model for traders who bank profits early, because winning never shrinks your room for error.
Trading Rules at a Glance
| Rule | Status |
|---|---|
| News Trading | Restricted |
| Weekend Holding | Not Allowed |
| EAs / Robots | Restricted |
| Copy Trading | Restricted |
| Challenge Fee Refundable | No |
| Drawdown Type | Static (6 of 8 account types) |
Trading Platforms
MT4's successor — faster backtesting, more timeframes, depth-of-market, and native support for more asset classes. Most newer firms have standardised on it.
Supported by FundedElite — check the firm's site for platform-specific account details.
Payouts
Payout reliability matters more than any headline number — a generous split means nothing if withdrawals stall. FundedElite was processing withdrawals in 14-21 days first, then every 14 days when we last verified this review. If you've withdrawn from this firm recently and your experience differs, use the report link at the bottom of this review.
Our Honest Verdict
The low entry price and account variety look appealing on the surface, but the pattern of IP-related payout denials and the steep 80%-to-30% split penalty on fast trades are the kind of details that show up repeatedly in independent trader reports, not isolated complaints. Combined with the lack of independently verified payout evidence, this is a firm to approach with real caution — test small, read the funded-stage rules in full before paying, and don't treat the advertised 95% split as representative of what you'll actually receive.
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