Maven Trading

Payout Frequency

For One-Step, Two-Step, Three-Step and Instant accounts, Maven states withdrawals can be requested every 10 business days after your first trade. Maven Mini is a 24-hour program with payouts available on-demand within the 24-hour window (single payout; account closes after the first withdrawal).

Maven offers five account tracks:

• 1-Step: Single phase with an 8% profit target, 3% daily drawdown and 5% trailing max drawdown.
• 2-Step: Two phases with 8% then 5% targets, 4% daily drawdown, 8% static max drawdown, plus 3 minimum profitable days (0.5%) per phase.
• 3-Step: Three phases with 3% targets each, 2% daily drawdown and 3% static max drawdown.
• Instant: No evaluation phases; traders must keep a 20% consistency score and reach a 3% minimum payout threshold while respecting 1% max open/floating risk, 2% daily drawdown and 3% trailing max drawdown.
• Maven Mini: A 24-hour, single-payout model with one trade at a time and the same 1% max floating risk / 2% daily / 3% trailing framework plus a 20% consistency score.

Weekend holdings are permitted for all account types (positions may be held over the weekend, subject to underlying market hours and instrument availability).

Copy trading from another individual is prohibited; if detected, both users may be breached/terminated. Maven treats cross-user copying and related ‘gamifying’ patterns (including reversing accounts) as cheating behavior.

No. Maven states Expert Advisors (EAs) are not permitted across its platforms; automated trading use can prevent challenge passing and may lead to suspension/termination.

Prohibited practices include (non-exhaustive): high-frequency/tick scalping, latency arbitrage, toxic order-flow exploitation, server flooding, reverse/group hedging, exclusive hedging patterns, “all-in” betting/gamifying behavior, and copy trading from other individuals or account-sharing. Maven may terminate accounts and void profits for these behaviors.

Refund Policy

Maven’s terms state purchases are final and non-refundable once access is granted; however, Maven also states evaluation fees are nonrefundable except after receiving three payouts. Maven’s product pages/FAQ describe accounts as “refundable on the third withdrawal” (fee refund issued on the third withdrawal).

3 Percent Rule

Maven does not advertise a universal 3% per-trade rule. Risk is primarily controlled through program-level daily and overall drawdown limits. Instant and Maven Mini accounts additionally enforce a strict 1% maximum floating/open loss rule and require 3% minimum profit for payout eligibility.

Consistency Rules

Consistency requirements are most explicit on Instant and Maven Mini accounts, where withdrawals require a 20% consistency score (largest winning day/trade divided by total profit, kept at or below 20%) and a 3% minimum profit. Two-Step challenges also require 3 minimum profitable days (0.5%) per phase to progress. Maven’s funded-phase payout controls include an overflow cap ($10,000 per 30-day rolling cycle per trader) and a concentration limit when profits exceed $5,000 (best day or singular trade may not exceed 50% of payout-cycle profit).

Payout Processing

Maven Mini payouts are described as being processed the next day after the 24-hour trading period ends (subject to approval). For standard funded/instant accounts, withdrawals are requested on a 10-business-day cycle and are processed after compliance checks and the chosen payout rail (Rise/direct bank transfer) timing.

Account limits are primarily allocation-based: Maven states traders can have up to $200,000 in starting capital on funded accounts and can scale up to $1,000,000 via the scaling program. Each person may register only once, and creating multiple accounts with different emails is prohibited.

KYC is required when requesting a payout and may include identity, address and source-of-funds verification. Maven’s FAQ states checkout/KYC details must match government ID, only one email per person is allowed, and the payment card used must be in the trader’s name; Maven references Veriff for supported-country document coverage.

Other Risk Rules

Key firm-wide controls include: 30-calendar-day inactivity limit (no executed trades) for account dormancy, restrictions against account sharing, and an IP-region consistency policy (travel may require proof). Maven prohibits cheating patterns such as latency/HFT/tick scalping, arbitrage, reverse/group hedging, “all-in”/gamifying behavior, and copy trading from other individuals. Maven also reserves the discretion to impose stricter 1% risk limits if it detects excessive trading without appropriate risk management.

Maven states spreads vary with market conditions (variable spreads). It also advertises zero swap fees across all accounts, which reduces holding-cost friction versus swap-charging CFD structures.

Maven operates a simulated environment on third-party platforms (MT5/Match Trader/cTrader) with market pricing feeds; it does not publish a dedicated slippage policy in its public terms/FAQ. Traders should expect execution and pricing conditions to reflect platform and market conditions in simulation, subject to Maven’s anti-abuse rules and reviews.

No. Martingale-style or “position stacking while in drawdown” behavior is treated as gambling (e.g., opening five or more positions within a losing trade) and is prohibited under Maven’s day-trading rules and anti-cheating framework.

Maven does not publish a universal lot cap per trade, but it enforces anti-gambling limits. Its day-trading rules cite “risking more than 50 lots on a 100k account (or equivalent ratio)” as grounds for termination for high-risk gambling behavior, alongside other anti-abuse checks.