Mubite vs Trade The Pool - Prop Firm Comparison (June 2026)

Head-to-head comparison of Mubite and Trade The Pool. Check max funding, profit splits, daily and overall drawdown rules, leverage, tradable assets, payout frequency, payment and payout methods, trading permissions and KYC restrictions before you buy a challenge. Data refreshed June 2026.

Mubite vs Trade The Pool - Prop Firm Comparison (June 2026)

	Mubite Mubite (Mubite s.r.o., Prague, Czech Republic) is a crypto-native prop firm that funds traders exclusively on cryptocurrency futures — 700+ USDT perpetual markets via Bybit and Cleo, leverage up to 1:100. It offers Two-Step, One-Step and Instant Funding routes across... Visit Mubite	Trade The Pool Trade The Pool is a stock-focused prop firm operated by Five Percent Online Ltd (Trade The Pool is the brand) that evaluates traders on one-step Day Trade and Swing programs, provides access to thousands of US stocks and ETFs on... Visit Trade The Pool
Overview
Trustpilot Rating	0	4.4
Trustpilot Reviews	0	711
Headquarters	Czech Republic	Israel
Age (Years)	1	N/A
Max Funding	$200,000	$450,000
Profit Split Start	70%	70%
Profit Split Max	90%	80%
Platforms	Bybit Cleo	Traderevolution
Assets	Crypto futures only — BTC ETH & altcoin USDT perpetuals (700+ markets)	Stocks ETFs
Leverage
FX Leverage	0	0
Metals Leverage	0	0
Crypto Leverage	100	0
Risk & Drawdown Rules
Max Daily Loss	Daily Loss LimitMubite applies a daily loss limit on its evaluation programs:One-Step: ~4% of account size.Two-Step: ~5% of account size.Per-dollar amounts are not published per account size. Mubite’s Terms also reference a maximum 5% daily stop-loss on the initial balance and a maximum 3% risk per trade. Confirm the exact daily limit for your chosen account in writing.	Daily Pause (Max Daily Loss)Trade The Pool controls daily risk using a Daily Pause threshold. If the Daily Pause is hit, the account is disabled for the remainder of the trading day (with recalibration at the start of the next day).Current program parameters on the public program page show:Day Trade: 2% Daily Pause on FLEX and 1% Daily Pause on MAX.Swing: 3% Daily Pause (FLEX and MAX).
Max Total Loss	Maximum / Overall DrawdownOne-Step: ~6% of account size.Two-Step: ~8% of account size.Instant Funding: ~10%, tightening to ~5% once the account reaches +5% profit.Drawdown is described as measured from the starting balance. The exact basis (balance vs equity, intraday vs end-of-day) is not clearly documented on Mubite’s site — verify before trading.	Max Loss (Maximum Overall Loss)Each account type has a lifetime Max Loss limit (overall drawdown from the starting level):Day Trade: 4% Max Loss on FLEX and 3% Max Loss on MAX.Swing: 7% Max Loss (FLEX and MAX).On funded accounts, Trade The Pool also applies a buffer rule: once equity reaches 3× the Daily Pause, the account’s max drawdown is moved up to the initial balance (falling below it can terminate the account).
Drawdown Type	Drawdown ModelMubite describes its drawdown as calculated from the starting account balance (static-style) rather than a trailing model. However, the firm does not clearly state whether the limit is evaluated intraday or end-of-day, or against balance vs equity. Because some reviewers report rules being enforced at the withdrawal stage, get the exact drawdown calculation confirmed in writing.	Drawdown ModelTrade The Pool’s primary risk model is static (starting-level) drawdown, implemented via (1) a Daily Pause (daily loss allowance) and (2) a Max Loss (overall loss limit). These limits are expressed as percentages of buying power for each program.For funded accounts, an additional protective rule can effectively tighten drawdown after strong performance: once equity reaches 3× the Daily Pause, the max drawdown line is moved up to the initial balance.
Payouts
Payout Frequency	Payout FrequencyOne-Step / Two-Step (funded): on-demand payouts once your account is approved.Instant Funding: first payout 14 days after your first trade, then bi-weekly.Reviewers note a per-request payout cap of around 5% of account size. KYC must be completed before any withdrawal.	Payout FrequencyFunded traders can request a payout every 14 days (and at least 14 days since the last payout or since a new scaled account is activated), provided the account meets the minimum profit requirement.Minimum profit to withdraw is generally $300 (for $5K accounts, $150). FLEX funded accounts also require meeting the 0.5%/day consistency rule on 3 separate days within the 14‑day period.
Days to First Payout	14	14
Payout Processing Time	Payout ProcessingMubite advertises fast crypto payouts, typically processed within 24 hours (some funded traders report minutes to a few hours). Payouts are sent in cryptocurrency (USDT). Note: independent reviewers have flagged isolated reports of payout denials tied to after-the-fact rule reviews — keep clean records of your trades.	Payout ProcessingPayouts are processed via wire transfer, cryptocurrency, Hub credits, or credit card and typically take 3–5 business days, depending on the payout method and banking/card rails.
Payout Methods	Cryptocurrency (USDT)	Wire Transfer Crypto Hub Credits Credit Card
Payments
Payment Methods	Credit/Debit Card Cryptocurrency	Credit/Debit Card Bank Transfer (plus other methods offered at checkout)
Trading Permissions
News Trading	Restricted. Mubite’s FAQ lists news trading among prohibited activities, although its marketing pages imply flexible API trading. Because this is stated inconsistently across Mubite’s own pages — and rules are reportedly checked at withdrawal — treat news trading as not permitted unless support confirms otherwise in writing for your account.	News TradingTrade The Pool does not publish a blanket “no news trading” restriction for evaluations on its public program parameters, but equity trading around major news is inherently higher-risk and may involve volatility, slippage, and halts. Trading is not permitted during regulatory trading halts.
Weekend Trades	Allowed. Crypto markets trade 24/7, so Mubite permits holding positions overnight and through weekends. Be mindful of perpetual funding costs on held positions.	Weekend TradingUS equity markets are closed on weekends. Swing program positions can be held overnight/weekend subject to market hours and risk limits; Day Trade programs are designed for intraday trading.
Copy Trading	Not allowed. Mubite’s FAQ and Terms prohibit copy trading, mirroring, account rolling, group/coordinated trading, and third-party account management unless explicitly approved by the firm.	Copy TradingTrade The Pool offers optional “boosters” (including a SignalStack booster) that can be used for automation workflows. Any copying/automation must still comply with all risk, volume, and consistency rules, and each evaluation is reviewed independently for compliance.
EA Allowed	Restricted. Mubite’s marketing highlights Bybit API access, but its FAQ and Terms prohibit trading bots, high-frequency/latency strategies, and AI/algorithmic systems that create an “unfair advantage.” Manual API order entry is fine; automated bots are not permitted without approval. Confirm your setup with support first.	EAs / AutomationTrade The Pool does not run on MT4/MT5; it provides a TraderEvolution-based platform (desktop/web/mobile). Automation is typically handled via platform tools and optional integrations/boosters (e.g., SignalStack), rather than MetaTrader EAs.
KYC & Restrictions
KYC Required	No	Yes
KYC Stage	KYC is required before your first withdrawal. You can start trading on the connected Bybit/Cleo account without completing KYC, but identity verification (valid photo ID) must be passed before any payout is released. Verification typically takes ~48–72 hours.	Trade The Pool applies AML/KYC checks and may request identity documentation at any stage, particularly after a trader passes evaluation and before becoming (or remaining) a funded user.
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