Funded Trading Plus
Funded Trading Plus offers 3 evaluation plans, starting at $549. Fees, targets, drawdown and payout terms all come from fundedtradingplus.com.
- Biggest account size
- $100,000
- Share of profits
- 80%
- Payout timing
- Weekly
For a funded 100K account on one try, Funded Trading Plus charges $549 (fee plus activation, at list price), which places it at #11 of 17 forex firms. Each firm's cheapest 100K plan comes from its own site; Funded Trading Plus was last read 4 Nov 2026.
- Cheapest on a first try
- $549100K 1-Step Express: $549 one-time, no activation fee
- Traders in the US
- Accepted
- Largest drawdown
- $6,000trailing
Funded Trading Plus plans and prices
| Plan | Account | Fee | Funded on a first passfee + activation | Profit target | Max drawdown | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step Express | 100K | $549one-time | $549 | $10,000 | $6,000Trailing, daily $4,000 | 80% |
| 2-Step Classic | 100K | $549one-time | $549 | $7,000 | $8,000Static, daily $4,000 | 80% |
| Instant Funding | 100K | $4,499one-time | $4,499 | Instant, no test | $6,000Trailing, daily $6,000 | 80% |
The discount code published by Funded Trading Plus (20% off) is SIZE20.
Funded Trading Plus against cheaper routes at 100K
| Firm and plan | Account | Fee | Funded on a first passfee + activation | Profit target | Max drawdown | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMOFTMO Futures GrowthAccepts Traders in the US | 100K | $169a month | $169one month | $6,000 | $3,500End of day | 90% |
| The Trading PitFutures Prime | 100K | $189one-time | $189 | $6,000 | $3,000End of day | 80% |
| Crypto Fund TraderBreak EvaluationAccepts Traders in the US | 100K | $199one-time | $199 | $6,000 | $3,000Trailing | 80% |
| The5ersSummer Plan 1-StepAccepts Traders in the US | 100K | $249one-time | $249 | $10,000 | $6,000daily $3,000 | 75% |
| Hola Prime1-Step Prime (Futures)Accepts Traders in the US | 100K | $259one-time | $259 | $6,000 | $3,000End of day | 90% |
| Blue GuardianFutures Standard | 100K | $330one-time | $330 | $6,000 | $3,500End of day, daily $2,000 | 90% |
Funded Trading Plus rules
- Drawdown
- A 6% trailing max loss applies to Instant Funding and 1-Step (with 1-Step trailing until it reaches the starting balance, then locking). For 2-Step Classic, the max loss is a static 8%. Instant has a daily loss of 6%, while 1-Step and 2-Step both cap it at 4%.
- Consistency requirement
- The consistency score for 2-Step Classic is 35% during the challenge, then 50% once the account is funded. No consistency rule is listed for Instant Funding or 1-Step.
- Trading on news
- You may trade news, subject to the risk review policy the firm uses.
- Holding overnight and over the weekend
- Instant Funding does not allow weekend holding and positions must close by 4:30 PM EST Friday. Weekend holding is allowed on 1-Step and 2-Step Classic.
- Inactivity
- With Instant Funding, every 30-day calendar period needs at least one trade opened and closed.
Funded Trading Plus payout terms
- Your first payout
- With Instant Funding and 1-Step, you can request a first payout starting on day 0. With 2-Step Classic, that request is allowed 10 days after you create the funded account.
- Payout frequency
- On Instant Funding and on 1-Step, the cycle runs every 7 days; on 2-Step Classic it runs every 10 days.
- Smallest payout
- $50
- Share of profits
- 80%
- Paid out, according to the firm
- Total Trader Rewards of $19.5M+
Funded Trading Plus questions
How much does Funded Trading Plus cost?
The 100K 1-Step Express is the cheapest Funded Trading Plus plan, at $549.
What is the Funded Trading Plus profit split?
The profit split listed by Funded Trading Plus is 80%.
When can you take a first payout at Funded Trading Plus?
Funded Trading Plus says a first payout request is allowed from day 0 on Instant Funding, and on 1-Step. For 2-Step Classic, it is allowed 10 days after the funded account is created.
Does Funded Trading Plus allow news trading?
The firm allows news trading, subject to its risk review policy.
Can US traders use Funded Trading Plus?
Yes, they can. Traders in the United States can use Funded Trading Plus, according to the firm's own pages.