Every challenge, priced side by side
3 account sizes across every firm we track — the target, the room you are given and what it costs, in one table.
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| Firm | Account | Steps | Target | Daily loss | Max loss | Loss type | PT:DD? | Split | Payout | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Crypto Fund Trader | $2.5K | Instant | 10% | 4% | 6% | Static | — | 50% | Every 15 d | $106 | Buy |
Crypto Fund Trader | $5K | Instant | 10% | 4% | 6% | Static | — | 50% | Every 15 d | $204 | Buy |
Crypto Fund Trader | $10K | Instant | 10% | 4% | 6% | Static | — | 50% | Every 15 d | $404 | Buy |
How “Best terms” is ranked
The default order scores the challenge, not the firm — a good firm sells bad challenges and the reverse. The firm’s own Refer Score is a separate number on its page. Every signal is normalised across every challenge we hold, not just the ones your filters left on screen, so a row keeps the same score whatever you filter by. A challenge missing more than a few of these shows a dash rather than a flattering number.
- 26%Profit target vs drawdown — How much you must make against how much room you get. The single number that decides whether a challenge is passable.
- 22%Cost per $1K funded — The fee made comparable across account sizes. $500 is cheap for a 200K and steep for a 10K.
- 18%Static drawdown — A trailing maximum loss follows your equity up and does not come back down. It is the rule that ends most funded accounts.
- 16%Profit split — Your share of what you make once funded.
- 9%Payout frequency — Days between payouts. Faster money is worth more than the same money later.
- 5%Daily loss allowance — A tighter daily limit fails more traders on ordinary volatility.
- 4%Minimum trading days — Days you must trade before passing or being paid.
Every row was collected from a public prop-firm directory and has not been checked by us. Prices and rules change without notice — confirm anything that would decide a purchase against the firm’s own pricing page. Rows we have verified carry a date.