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From $30 · Split up to 80% · Accounts up to $100K
| Category | Weight | Active today | Effective weight today | This firm |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rule transparency | 20% | Yes | 20% | 17 of 20 |
| Payout terms and reliability | 18% | Yes | 18% | 16 of 18 |
| Trader reputation | 16% | Yes | 16% | No data, 0 points |
| Challenge value | 12% | Yes | 12% | 3 of 12 |
| Drawdown terms | 10% | Yes | 10% | 8 of 10 |
| Trading flexibility | 8% | Yes | 8% | 6 of 8 |
| Operating history | 6% | Yes | 6% | 0 of 6 |
| Country access | 4% | Yes | 4% | 4 of 4 |
| Platform choice | 3% | Yes | 3% | 0 of 3 |
| Account scale | 3% | Yes | 3% | 0 of 3 |
| Total | 100% | 100% |
Currently active: Rule transparency, payout terms and reliability, trader reputation, challenge value, drawdown terms, trading flexibility, operating history, country access, platform choice and account scale. Effective weight today: 20% / 18% / 16% / 12% / 10% / 8% / 6% / 4% / 3% / 3%.
A category with no data for this firm earns no points in it. Rule Check never changes this score. Full methodology.
3 ways to get an account with EZE Funded.
10% then 5% · 10% max loss · 80% split
Targets of 10% then 5% against a 10% max loss the firm calls static and a 5% daily loss measured on balance. Each phase needs 5 days closing up at least 0.5%. Passing funds a live account at one tenth of the size with a static 35% max loss and no daily limit.
10% then 5% · 10% max loss · 80% split
Targets of 10% then 5% against a 10% max loss the firm calls static and a 5% daily loss measured on balance. Each phase needs 5 days closing up at least 0.5%. The same evaluation as 2 Step at the same price. The difference is the funded account, which gets a static 50% max loss instead of 35%.
12% · 8% max loss · 80% split
One 12% target against a static 8% max loss and a 4% daily loss, with 5 days closing up at least 0.5%. The daily limit is 4% of the starting balance and does not move. It costs half as much again as 2 Step. The funded account at one tenth of the size has a static 45% max loss and no daily limit.
Read from ezefunded.com. Prices vary by account size and are left blank until we have verified each one.
What Rule Check reads when it calls this firm compatible or a conflict. Open one to read the rule in the firm’s own words.
“Yes. There is no news-trading restriction or window.”
“No. EAs, bots and automated trading systems are prohibited.”
“Copy trading between your own accounts is allowed. Copy trading from another person's account is not allowed.”
“Overnight holding is allowed on every account.”
“No. Weekend trading is not permitted. Traders are responsible for closing all open positions and removing any pending orders before the market closes for the weekend.”
“Because we don't profit from your losses, we have no reason to move the goalposts. No hidden consistency rules, no surprise breaches, no payout games, just raw execution and a split that grows as you scale.”
Five profitable days per phase, each one closing up 0.5% or more.
“At least 5 profitable trading days. A profitable day means at least 0.5% profit based on account balance. Profitable days do not need to be consecutive.”
Any day, more than once a day, once KYC is cleared and $20 of eligible profit is there.
“Yes. Multiple payouts are allowed on the same day.”
8 of the rules we read close an account outright. Read them before you pay.
The ranking cannot be bought. We do not earn anything from this firm. Not financial advice.
Funded account: passing funds a live account at one tenth of the evaluation size, so a $100K evaluation becomes a $10,000 account. It has no profit target, no daily loss limit and no minimum trading days.
Timing: payouts can be requested daily, more than once a day, with no payout calendar. KYC must be done first. Their own pages quote the speed three ways, 5 minutes to 1 hour on the home page, 5 to 20 minutes in the rewards table and 5 to 60 minutes in the rewards flow.
Minimum: $20, in the FAQ and on the rewards page.
Split: 80% from the first payout at every size. One page, /a-book, shows a split climbing to 95%, which no other page or the terms set out.
Method: crypto only. The rewards page says payouts are sent in cryptocurrency only and names USDT. Bank transfer appears only in a timing aside.
Scaling: the funded account doubles after each two month cycle with 10% profit, four payouts taken and a finish at breakeven or above, up to eight times its starting size. Above that sit three invited tiers, Select, Apex and Legacy, the last two carrying monthly retainers the firm describes as discretionary and awarded after committee approval.
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USDT sent from EZE Funded’s own payout wallets, read off each chain and linked to its transaction. Transfers under $20, such as network fees, are left out.
Traders in these countries cannot open an account here. Firms word these lists as “including but not limited to”, so read it as the floor, not the whole of it.
By location: the FAQ bars traders located in the United States, and the footer on every page bars residents of Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Syria, the United Arab Emirates, Venezuela and Yemen, plus the Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk regions. The two lists do not match: the footer leaves out the United States. Read on ezefunded.com, 19 Oct 2026.
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The A Book page advertises a split that climbs from 80% to 95%. Every other page, the FAQ and the terms included, says the split is a flat 80% at every account size with nothing above it. No page sets out how 95% would be reached.
Mirroring your own accounts is allowed, so running the same strategy across several purchases is fine. Following a signal provider or any other person's trades is not. The challenge page counts copy exploits among the things that end the account.
On both two phase plans you cannot start Phase 2 until identity verification is finished, which the firm puts at about 24 hours and longer if it goes to manual review. Verification needs a national ID front and back plus a liveness selfie. A rejection sends the case to a human queue.