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As of March 16, 2026, Funded Firm is rated 0 on Trustpilot with 0 reviews. Visit the Trustpilot website for the full review history.

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Funded Firm vs OneFunded vs FTUK - Prop Firm Comparison (March 2026)

Side-by-side comparison of Funded Firm vs OneFunded vs FTUK. Quickly scan maximum funding, profit splits, risk rules, leverage, platforms, instruments, payout schedules, payment options, trading permissions and KYC restrictions to narrow down your prop trading firm shortlist. Data updated March 2026.

Funded Firm vs OneFunded vs FTUK - Prop Firm Comparison (March 2026)
Funded Firm
FundedFirm is a UK-based proprietary trading firm launched in 2024. It offers 1‑Step and 2‑Step evaluation programs with unlimited time, allowing traders to trade forex, metals, indices, energies and cryptocurrencies on MT5. With leverage up to 1:100 (1:50 for crypto),...
OneFunded
OneFunded is a UK‑based proprietary trading firm launched in 2024 under Brynex Tech Limited. It offers evaluation‑based simulated trading accounts with unlimited time to pass; the main programs are the 1‑Step Challenge, 2‑Step Challenge and 1F Limited challenge. Traders work on the...
FTUK
FTUK (FTUK Inc.) is a US-based prop firm offering simulated Forex and Futures funding via Instant Funding and 1-step/2-step evaluation programs, with trading on DXtrade, MatchTrader and TradeLocker, profit shares that scale up to 80%, and a published maximum scaling...
Overview
Trustpilot Rating 0 4.4 3.8
Trustpilot Reviews 0 185 602
Headquarters United Kingdom United Kingdom United States
Age (Years) 2 2 N/A
Max Funding $100,000 $200,000 $6,400,000
Profit Split Start 90% 80% 50%
Profit Split Max 100% 90% 80%
Platforms mt5 TradeLocker cTrader Match-Trader DXtrade TradeLocker
Assets Forex Precious Metals Indices Energies Cryptocurrencies Forex indices commodities (metals & energies) cryptocurrencies FX Metals Indices Commodities Crypto Futures
Leverage
FX Leverage 100 100 100
Metals Leverage 100 30 10
Crypto Leverage 50 2 2
Risk & Drawdown Rules
Max Daily Loss 3–5 4–5 Maximum Daily LossDaily drawdown limits depend on the program: Instant Funding uses a 5% daily drawdown, One Step uses a 4% daily drawdown, and Two Step uses a 5% daily drawdown in both evaluation phases and funded levels.FTUK states daily drawdown is calculated using the higher value of balance or equity at the end-of-day snapshot (22:00 UTC), which means open profit can increase the daily-loss threshold but open losses still count toward it.
Max Total Loss 6–10 6–11 Maximum Overall LossFTUK applies different overall drawdown models across programs: Instant Funding uses a 6% relative max drawdown, One Step uses an 8% relative max drawdown, and the Two Step program uses static maximum drawdown limits of 10% (Phase 1) and 5% (Phase 2) calculated on equity.
Drawdown Type Fixed (daily 3–5% of starting equity; overall 6–10% of initial balance) Fixed (daily 4–5 % and overall 6–11 % of starting balance) Drawdown ModelFTUK distinguishes between relative (trailing) drawdown and static drawdown. On One Step and Instant Funding, the trailing max drawdown is based on balance (not equity) and only moves upward as profits accumulate. On the Two Step program, drawdown is static and calculated on equity, meaning floating profit/loss is included in the drawdown check.
Payouts
Payout Frequency Payouts can be requested weekly, bi‑weekly or monthly. Weekly cycles provide a 60% profit split, bi‑weekly cycles 80%, and monthly cycles up to 100%. Payouts for weekly and bi‑weekly plans are released every Wednesday starting from the second week after the account is opened. Payouts can be requested every 14 days in the funded stage (or weekly with an add‑on). Bi‑weekly and weekly cycles provide up to a 90 % profit split. Payout FrequencyInstant Funding: Payouts are available on demand, subject to meeting the Consistency Score requirement.One Step & Two Step: Payouts are typically available every 14 days (bi-weekly) once the trader meets minimum trading-day requirements and other eligibility checks (including the challenge-program Payout Locker terms where applicable).
Days to First Payout 7 14 14
Payout Processing Time 1 2 Payout ProcessingFTUK states payout requests are usually approved within 1–2 working days after account review. After approval, funds are typically reflected in the trader’s wallet within 1–3 working days depending on the payout method.
Payout Methods Bank transfer UPI BTC USDT TRC20 USDT BEP20 USDT ERC20 USDT TRC20 Bank transfer RiseWorks USDT (TRC20)
Payments
Payment Methods UPI Bitcoin USDT TRC20 USDT BEP20 USDT ERC20 Credit/debit card (Visa Mastercard) Google Pay Apple Pay Crypto (USDT TRC20) Bank transfer Credit/Debit Card Crypto
Trading Permissions
News Trading News trading is allowed on all account types. Traders may open and close positions during high‑impact news releases. News trading is allowed in both evaluation and funded stages. A high‑impact news window (5 minutes before and after the event) requires careful risk management; trades may be opened, modified or closed but abusing volatility may result in warnings or termination. Instant Funding: News trading is permitted at all stages with no restrictions.One Step & Two Step: FTUK applies a 10-minute no-trade window around major economic releases (from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after). Trades opened or closed inside this window are treated as a soft breach where profits are erased and losses are not compensated.
Weekend Trades Overnight and weekend holding is allowed without restrictions. Overnight and weekend positions are allowed across all stages. Swap/rollover fees apply where relevant. Forex programs: Holding positions overnight and over the weekend is allowed on Instant Funding, One Step and Two Step accounts.Futures programs: FTUK Futures does not allow holding positions overnight or over the weekend; positions must be closed by the daily cutoff time specified by FTUK.
Copy Trading Copy trading and mirroring strategies across accounts are prohibited. Copy trading is permitted only between your own OneFunded accounts. Coordinated copy trading with other traders or social copy services is prohibited. Forex programs: Copy trading is allowed between your FTUK account and your personal external accounts, but copying between multiple FTUK accounts (or running identical trades across multiple FTUK accounts) is prohibited.Futures programs: Copy trading is not permitted.
EA Allowed Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated trading tools are not allowed. Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated strategies are allowed, but traders must request approval via the support desk and provide details of the EA’s logic. Expert Advisors (EAs) and automated trading are permitted for standard intraday strategies, but FTUK’s permitted-styles matrix restricts EAs from a range of behaviors (e.g., martingale, scalping, tick scalping, hedging, and prohibited arbitrage styles). FTUK also warns that any trading style that constitutes high-frequency trading is not allowed.
KYC & Restrictions
KYC Required No No Yes
KYC Stage KYC/AML verification is required before the first payout. Traders may need to provide government‑issued ID and proof of address to satisfy compliance checks. KYC/AML verification is required after completing the evaluation and before receiving funded account credentials and payouts. Traders must submit proof of identity, proof of address and a selfie. FTUK uses RiseWorks for payout processing and requires trader verification to access and withdraw via Rise. FTUK states payouts above $500 are processed via RiseWorks in USD, while payouts below $500 are processed via USDT (TRC20). If Rise is not supported in a trader’s country, FTUK can manually send payouts via USDT (TRC20).
Restricted Countries No specific list of restricted countries is published but services may not be available in sanctioned jurisdictions such as North Korea Iran Syria and other high‑risk regions. Afghanistan Belarus Central African Republic Cuba Democratic Republic of the Congo Eritrea Guinea‑Bissau Iran Iraq ISIL (Da’esh) Lebanon Libya Mali North Korea Russia (including Crimea/Donetsk/Luhansk) Somalia South Sudan Sudan Syria Taliban Yemen Zimbabwe Algeria Democratic Republic of the Congo Iran Libya Morocco North Korea Russia Somalia South Sudan Sudan Vietnam Yemen Tunisia