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Funder Trading

  • United States

Funder Trading sells 1 funded-account plan in 1 programme, from $100K to $100K, paying traders 80% of their profits.

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The firm
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Funder Trading at a glance

Funder Trading is a proprietary trading firm based in United States.

Account sizes on sale
$100K
Profit split to the trader
80%
programmes, across 1 plan
1

On the record

Based in
United States
Instrument types
Stocksonly
Website
fundertrading.com

Get paid by

  • PayPal
  • Bank Transfer
  • Crypto
Recorded by Wikilix from Funder Trading’s published terms and re-checked periodically.
Programme ledger

What Funder Trading sells

1 plan in 1 programme: 1 one-step evaluation.

1 programme
  • 1-stepTrueEdge Challenge Sim Account1-stepFee refunded$100K5% target3% max drawdown0.5% daily loss12 min days80%profit split

    The rules

    Phase 1 target
    5%
    Max drawdown
    3% · Static
    Daily loss limit
    0.5%
    Minimum trading days
    12
    Time limit
    Each challenge attempt runs 22 trading days; a new attempt begins every 22 trading days.
    Fee refunded on passing
    Yes

    On this programme

    • Weekend holdingNot allowed
    • Overnight holdingNot allowed

    Account sizes

    • $100K

    Per-size prices are published on the firm’s site, not on this record.

Rules as recorded by Wikilix from Funder Trading’s published terms. A rule that differs between sizes prints as a range; per-size prices are on the firm’s site.
Payouts

How Funder Trading pays

Traders keep 80% of their profits, paid out by PayPal, Bank Transfer, and Crypto.

Profit split
80%
Payout methods
3
Plans refunding the fee
1 of 1

Paid out by

  • PayPal
  • Bank Transfer
  • Crypto

Payout policy

Payouts are requested through the payout request form on the Funder Trading site. A request names the live account, the amount asked for and the payment method, and takes free-text payment instructions.

Three payout methods are offered:

  • PayPal
  • Direct deposit to a bank account
  • Crypto wallet

The cost of the challenge is reimbursed in full with the first payout once a trader is funded. Losses in the live funded account are carried by the firm and not by the trader, at every challenge level.

Markets

What you can trade

1 asset class, traded as Stocks only.

1 asset class

Asset classes

  • Stocks

Instrument types

  • Stocks only
Trading rules

What Funder Trading lets you do

Across all 1 plan, as recorded programme by programme.

  • Weekend holdingNot allowed on any plan
  • Overnight holdingNot allowed on any plan

Trading on the TrueEdge Challenge is limited to stocks and options listed on the NASDAQ and NYSE exchanges.

  • All trades must be closed within the same market day, so no position is carried overnight or across a weekend.
  • No more than 1,000 shares of any single security may be traded.
  • At least 80 round turn trades must be placed during a challenge attempt. A round turn is one completed trade, meaning both a buy and a sell, rather than a single side of it.
  • Trading must take place on at least 12 of the 22 trading days that make up an attempt.

Traders work from the TradeFundrr platform, which appears in the member dashboard immediately after registration and carries real-time NASDAQ and NYSE level I and level II market data.

Consistency

Consistency rules

Reaching the profit target is not on its own enough to complete the TrueEdge Challenge. A trader's performance statistics have to clear three separate thresholds in the same attempt.

  • The biggest winning trade must be larger than the largest losing trade.
  • The win/loss ratio, calculated as the average amount won per winning trade divided by the average amount lost per losing trade, must equal 1.20 or better.
  • The batting average, which the firm calls BAT and calculates as winning trades divided by total trades, must be a minimum of 40 percent.

A trader who hits the profit target while missing any one of these thresholds has not passed the attempt.

Firm rules

Firm rules

Progress is measured over a rolling attempt cycle. Every 22 trading days starts a new attempt at the challenge, and each attempt begins from a fresh simulated balance.

  • Hitting the daily maximum loss ends that trading day, but the account resumes on the next trading day.
  • No more than three daily maximum losses are allowed within a single challenge attempt.
  • Breaching the overall maximum loss ends the attempt.

Account resets are bought separately, for stocks and for options accounts, and are priced at 100 US dollars for one, 175 for two, 250 for three and 325 for five. A reset restores the simulated balance and clears the performance statistics, but it does not restore time. Because an attempt requires at least 12 trading days, a reset can only be used while at least 12 trading days remain, and trading resumes on the following trading day.

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