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Nordic Funder

3.2/ 5 on Trustpilot
100/100

Challenges from

$65

$5,000 account

Nordic Funder 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 — Instant Funding Lite uses a 20% score; the Lite evaluation plans use a 50% rule on funded — both removable with add-ons.
  • News trading only under conditions
  • EAs / bots only under conditions

Founded

2021

Steps

1/2/3-step, Instant

Profit target

10% / 10%

Profit split

up to 80%

Daily DD

5%

Max DD

6%

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

1-Step

1 Step
Target P1
10%
Daily DD
5%
Max DD
6%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 80%
Payout
Once every 30 days
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$10,000$85
$25,000$212.50
$50,000$425
$100,000$850

PT:DD ratio 1:0.6.

2-Step

2 Steps
Target P1
10%
Target P2
5%
Daily DD
4%
Max DD
8%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 80%
Payout
Once every 30 days
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$10,000$110
$25,000$250
$50,000$345
$100,000$525

PT:DD ratio 1:0.5.

Instant

Instant
Daily DD
1%
Max DD
3%
Drawdown
unknown
Profit split
up to 80%
Payout
First payout on-demand, then bi-weekly
News trading
unknown
AccountPrice
$5,000$65

No profit target.

Key firm rules

News trading
Holding through news is fine, but you can't open a new position within 3 minutes before or after a release.
Expert Advisors (EAs)
Allowed if personally owned; third-party or shared EAs aren't.
Copy trading
Allowed only between your own accounts; group/signal/passing services aren't.
Weekend holding
Restricted (close by 15:45 EST); allowed with an add-on, except on the Lite plans.
Risk management
All-in trading (full margin/max lot on one or correlated symbols) is prohibited.
Inactivity
30 days (14 days on Instant Funding Lite).

Payout & scaling

Profit split
80%, up to 90% with the add-on.
Payout frequency
Every 30 days on Pro/Step plans; first on-demand then bi-weekly on Lite/Instant plans.
Minimum payout
None on most plans; 1% of the balance on Instant Funding Lite.

Company & payments

CEO
David Nudleman
Founded
November 2021
Trustpilot
3.2 / 5
Broker / liquidity
Institutional liquidity provider
Tradable assets
Forex, Metals, Indices, Energy, Crypto, Commodities
Payment methods
Card, Crypto, PayPal
Payout methods
Crypto, Riseworks
Restricted countries (10)

Cuba, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Pakistan, Russia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Vietnam.

Nordic Funder FAQ

How much does a Nordic Funder challenge cost?

The cheapest Nordic Funder evaluation we track is $65 for a $5,000 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 Nordic Funder pay?

Up to 80% of profits go to the trader, with payouts once every 30 days.

What are Nordic Funder's drawdown rules?

Maximum drawdown is 6% and the daily loss limit is 5%.

Does Nordic Funder have a consistency rule?

Yes. Instant Funding Lite uses a 20% score; the Lite evaluation plans use a 50% rule on funded — both removable with add-ons.

Does Nordic Funder allow news trading?

Only under conditions — Nordic Funder restricts trading around news events. Check the exact restriction on their site before trading news (last checked 2026-06-26).

Can I use EAs or trading bots at Nordic Funder?

Only under conditions — automated trading is restricted at Nordic Funder. Confirm your setup is allowed before running it (last checked 2026-06-26).

Is Nordic Funder legit?

Nordic Funder has operated since 2021, and scores 3.2/5 on Trustpilot. 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

$65