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Finotive Funding

3.5/ 5 on Trustpilot· 985 reviews
85/100

Challenges from

$25

$2,500 account

Finotive Funding is a CFD/Forex/MT5-style prop firm. Compare its account sizes, challenge pricing, drawdown rules and payout terms below, then confirm the latest rules with the firm before buying.

Good to know before you buy

  • Consistency rule — A consistency rule applies only to Finotive Pro accounts — you must keep up your weekly trade volume and hit a quarterly 5% target.
  • Minimum 2 trading days
  • HFT is not allowed

Founded

2021

Steps

1/2-step, Instant

Profit target

7.5% / 5%

Profit split

up to 80%

Daily DD

4.5%

Max DD

9%

Pros

  • Clear breakdown of pricing, drawdown and payout rules
  • Multiple account sizes available
  • Links to the firm’s official site

Cons

  • Always confirm current rules on the firm’s official site
  • Discounts and rules can change — verify before buying

Challenge programs & pricing

2-Step

2 Steps
Target P1
7.5%
Target P2
5%
Daily DD
4.5%
Max DD
9%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 80%
Payout
Payout on demand, then every 7 days
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$2,500$25
$5,000$45
$10,000$80
$25,000$205
$200,000$895

PT:DD 1:0.8.

1-Step

1 Step
Target P1
10%
Daily DD
4%
Max DD
7.5%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 80%
Payout
Payout on demand, then every 7 days
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$2,500$35
$10,000$80

PT:DD 1:0.8.

Instant

Instant
Daily DD
3%
Max DD
6%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 70%
Payout
Payout on demand, then every 14 days
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$5,000$95
$10,000$189

No profit target. 70% split (a 75%-split 3.5%/7% variant also exists).

Key firm rules

News trading
News straddling (opening buy and sell around high-impact news) is prohibited.
Prohibited strategies
No HFT, arbitrage, latency abuse, martingale, grid trading or low-liquidity spread exploitation.
Hedging
Hedging between multiple accounts is prohibited.
Notional volume
Total exposure is monitored; ultra-tight stops used to mask oversized lots aren't allowed.
Risk management
If over 50% of trades have no stop-loss or take-profit interaction, the account may be reviewed.
Weekend holding
Allowed on evaluation plans; Instant needs an add-on.
Inactivity
Accounts inactive for 30 days may be closed without refund.

Payout & scaling

First payout
Available on demand, then weekly on most programs.
Minimum withdrawal
$10, processed through a Finotive Pay account.
Scaling
12-week cycles add +30% balance and +5% split (up to 100%), scaling to $5.4M+ over four cycles.

Company & payments

CEO
Oliver Newland
Headquarters
United Arab Emirates
Founded
April 2021
Broker / liquidity
Finotive Markets LLC
Tradable assets
Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Crypto, Stocks
Payment methods
Card, Crypto, PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Finotive Pay
Payout methods
Bank wire, Crypto, Finotive Pay, Revolut, SEPA, IBAN
Restricted countries (3)

Iran, North Korea, Palestinian Territory.

Finotive Funding FAQ

How much does a Finotive Funding challenge cost?

The cheapest Finotive Funding evaluation we track is $25 for a $2,500 account. Larger account sizes cost more — the full price table on this page lists every size we verified (last checked 2026-06-26).

What profit split does Finotive Funding pay?

Up to 80% of profits go to the trader, with payouts payout on demand, then every 7 days.

What are Finotive Funding's drawdown rules?

Maximum drawdown is 9% and the daily loss limit is 4.5%.

Does Finotive Funding have a consistency rule?

Yes. A consistency rule applies only to Finotive Pro accounts — you must keep up your weekly trade volume and hit a quarterly 5% target.

Does Finotive Funding have minimum trading days?

Yes — 2 trading days minimum before you can pass or withdraw, depending on the program. The program cards above list per-program values where they differ.

Is Finotive Funding legit?

Finotive Funding has operated since 2021, is based in United Arab Emirates. We track its pricing and rules against official sources (status: partially verified (last checked 2026-06-26)). As with any prop firm: only pay a fee you can afford to lose, and verify the current rules on the firm's own site.

From

$25