FTMO vs The Funded Trader
1 points compared. 23 rows could not be compared because one side is unverified — those declare no winner.
The short answer
FTMO takes 1 of the 1 verified points, The Funded Trader takes 0. That is a count of rows, not a recommendation — read the ones that matter to you.
What it costs you
Entry price and what you keep
Cheapest way inThe lowest advertised challenge fee
$79
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Challenge fee (100K)
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Your share of profits
90%
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Rules that fail traders
The limits that end accounts
Daily loss limitA larger allowance is harder to breach
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Daily loss type
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Max loss limit
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Max loss typeStatic drawdown is easier to plan around than trailing
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News trading
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EA / algo trading
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Copy trading
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VPS allowed
yes
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VPN allowed
yes
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Hold overnight
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Hold over the weekend
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Consistency rule
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Getting paid
Speed, frequency and what traders say
How fast they payMedian of what traders reported to us
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Payout frequency
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Trader rating
4.8 / 5best
2.9 / 5
Access and scale
Steps, capital, platforms, markets
Max allocation
$200K
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Challenge stepsFewer steps means funded sooner
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Min trading days
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Scaling plan
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Platforms
MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView
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Assets
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Earnings calculator
Your monthly take-home at the same account size and return. Split comes from each firm's verified terms.
Gross profit $8.0K
FTMO
$7.2K
90% of $8.0K gross
The Funded Trader
Profit split not verified
We will not estimate a payout from a split we have not checked.
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