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ThinkCapital

  • United Kingdom
  • Since 2024

ThinkCapital sells 2 funded-account plans in 2 programmes. Its profit split is not on the record.

The firm
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ThinkCapital at a glance

ThinkCapital is a proprietary trading firm based in United Kingdom, in business since 2024.

programmes, across 2 plans
2
Cheapest plan
$499

On the record

Based in
United Kingdom
Founded
2024
Chief executive
Faizan Anees
Trades through
TF GLOBAL MARKETS (AUST) PTY LTD
Instrument types
Cfd

Pay for a plan with

  • Credit/Debit Card
  • Crypto

Get paid by

  • Broker Profit Transfer
  • Crypto
  • Riseworks
Recorded by Wikilix from ThinkCapital’s published terms and re-checked periodically.
Programme ledger

What ThinkCapital sells

2 plans in 2 programmes: 2 two-step evaluations.

2 programmes
  • 2-stepDual Step Intraday Challenge - 2-Step - 100K2-step

    The rules

    Payout schedule
    Biweekly

    On this programme

    • News tradingNot allowed
    • Copy tradingNot allowed
    • Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed
    • Weekend holdingAllowed
    • Overnight holdingAllowed
    • Stop lossNot required
  • 2-stepDual Step Swing Challenge - 2-Step - 100K2-step

    The rules

    Payout schedule
    Biweekly

    On this programme

    • News tradingNot allowed
    • Copy tradingNot allowed
    • Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed
    • Weekend holdingAllowed
    • Overnight holdingAllowed
    • Stop lossNot required
Compare all 2 programmes side by side
ProgrammeTypeSizesSplitTargetMax drawdownDaily lossMin daysLeverageFee refund
Dual Step Intraday Challenge - 2-Step - 100K2-stepNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recorded
Dual Step Swing Challenge - 2-Step - 100K2-stepNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recordedNot recorded
Rules as recorded by Wikilix from ThinkCapital’s published terms. A rule that differs between sizes prints as a range; per-size prices are on the firm’s site.
Leverage

Leverage by market

Leverage runs from 1:2 on Crypto to 1:100 on FX, depending on the programme.

Market1-step2-step3-step
FX1:301:1001:100
Crypto1:21:21:2
Metals1:201:301:30
Energy1:101:151:15
Other Commodities1:101:151:15
Indices1:51:151:15
Payouts

How ThinkCapital pays

Payouts are made by Broker Profit Transfer, Crypto, and Riseworks.

Payout methods
3
Payout schedules stated
1

Paid out by

  • Broker Profit Transfer
  • Crypto
  • Riseworks

Payout schedules, in the firm’s words

  • Biweekly

    Dual Step Intraday Challenge - 2-Step - 100K and Dual Step Swing Challenge - 2-Step - 100K

Payout policy

Prop Firm Payout Policy

Payouts

Payouts: 80% (90% with scaling or add-on). Payouts are available every 14 days (unless purchased with the Weekly Payouts add-on).

Minimum Balance for Payout

Minimum Balance for Payout: $100 profit required to request a payout.

Scaling Plan

Eligibility:

  1. Achieve 10% profit over 3 months (≈3.33% per month).
  2. Complete 3 withdrawals within the review cycle.

Scaling Increase: Each scaling event increases the account by 20% of the original starting balance.

Review Cycle: Conducted every 3 months.

  • MT5 Accounts: Scaling up to $1,000,000
  • ThinkTrader Accounts: Scaling up to $0.5 million

If a trader qualifies for the scaling plan, it is their responsibility to reach out via support@thinkcapital.com. The processing will begin only after the trader emails ThinkCapital to initiate the request.

Markets

What you can trade

6 asset classes, traded as CFDs.

6 asset classes

Asset classes

  • FX
  • Crypto
  • Metals
  • Energy
  • Other Commodities
  • Indices

Instrument types

  • CFDs
Commissions

Trading costs

No commission is charged on any market.

  • FXMT5: $4 per lot | Think Trader: No commissionCommission free
  • CryptoNo commissionCommission free
  • MetalsMT5: $4 per lot | Think Trader: No commissionCommission free
  • EnergyNo commissionCommission free
  • Other CommoditiesMT5: $4 per lot | Think Trader: No commissionCommission free
  • IndicesNo commissionCommission free
Trading rules

What ThinkCapital lets you do

Across all 2 plans, as recorded programme by programme.

  • News tradingNot allowed on any plan
  • Copy tradingNot allowed on any plan
  • Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed on every plan
  • Weekend holdingAllowed on every plan
  • Overnight holdingAllowed on every plan
  • Stop lossNot required on any plan
Consistency

Consistency rules

Prop Firm Consistency Rules

Standard consistency rules used to evaluate traders for funding. In the absence of specific data, here are the common criteria to ensure fair and transparent evaluation:

  • Risk management: adhere to predefined drawdown limits (max daily loss, max total loss, trailing drawdown).
  • Performance consistency: required to show steady profitability over the evaluation period, not solely on a single day.
  • Real-time monitoring: ongoing surveillance of trading activity to verify adherence to rules.
  • Payout and funding terms: transparent and consistent payout structures once funding is achieved.
  • Instrument and time constraints: compliance with permitted instruments and trading hours.

If you provide more specifics, I can tailor this description to your firm's exact rules.

Firm rules

Firm rules

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GENERAL RULES

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Minimum Trading Days

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  • Evaluation: None
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  • Funded: 3 profitable days with at least 0.5% profit based on your starting balance for that day, and your overall account balance is above the initial starting balance.
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  • Impact on Payouts: For every payout interval, you must meet the Minimum Profitable Trading Days requirement to qualify for payout.
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Expert Advisor (EAs)

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  • The use of automated trading systems or Expert Advisors (EAs) on MT5 accounts is permitted at ThinkCapital by default in all account types (Challenge and Funded).
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  • To activate EA usage, clients simply need to contact the customer support team at support@thinkcapital.com, who will assist with enabling the feature.
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  • In some cases, ThinkCapital may request additional information, such as the EA file or proof of purchase. These measures ensure that all automated trading remains compliant with our standards, helping to uphold a fair, secure, and transparent trading environment for all clients.
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Copy Trading

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  • Traders are allowed to use copy trading between Think Capital accounts. However, traders are not permitted to copy trades from other prop firm accounts or personal accounts. To use copy trading between your other prop firm accounts, you must use your Think Capital account as the master account.
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  • As an exception, traders can use the PF1 tool on Platform 5, offered via Prop Firm Match. With this tool, traders can copy their trades between Platform 5 accounts with the option to make their ThinkCapital account the master or slave account. For more details about PF1, please visit: https://propfirmone.com.
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Inactivity Rule

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  • You must place at least one trade every 30 days to keep your account active. Failure to do so will result in account termination with no refund for challenge accounts and no payouts for funded accounts.
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Gambling & Reckless Trading Policy

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  • ThinkCapital strictly prohibit any trading behavior that resembles gambling or reckless betting. Trading must be approached professionally, with sound risk management and consistency.
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  • Gambling behavior includes overleveraging, all-in trades, doubling down after losses (Martingale), overexposure to correlated assets, excessive high-frequency scalping, punting (placing a few high-risk trades hoping for quick wins), “coinflip” trading patterns, and account rolling.
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  • Accounts showing such behavior may receive warnings, profit deductions, resets, suspension, or permanent termination sometimes without prior notice if risk is extreme. See Details: https://www.thinkcapital.com/faqs/general-faqs/what-are-thinkcapitals-guidelines-regarding-gambling-or-reckless-trading-behavior-on-the-platform/
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Prohibited Trading practices/strategies

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  • Copy trading (between accounts not owned by the same person), Grid trading, Hedging or group hedging across multiple accounts, Collusion between users, Account sharing/account management/account sale, Latency arbitrage, High-frequency trading (HFT), Abuse of a delayed data feed, Abuse of the simulated environment, Trading on delayed charts, Unauthorized use of Expert Advisors (EAs), Challenge passing services, Martingale trading, Use of guarantee of compliance with limit orders, Trading in sanctioned countries, Exploiting platform or data freezing due to technical errors, News trading (within restricted window), Order layering, Gambling/punting. See details: https://www.thinkcapital.com/faqs/general-faqs/guidelines-regarding-trading-strategies-contrary-to-thinkcapitals-terms-of-use-policy/
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ThinkCapital Penalties: https://www.thinkcapital.com/faqs/penalties-faq-section/penalties-faq-section/

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VPN/VPS Policy

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  • VPN use is generally prohibited, except for connections from Forex VPS, which are allowed for running algos and EAs continuously. Multiple users on one account or unapproved automation are strictly forbidden. VPN/VPS use during KYC/AML verification is not allowed and may lead to account denial or breach.
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LIGHTNING (1-STEP & NEXUS (3-STEP) CHALLENGE

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  • \n News Trading Policy\n
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    • News trading is strictly prohibited on both Challenge and Funded accounts. No trades, order executions, or account activity (closing trades, executing trades, stop loss hits, take profit hits) are allowed within 2 minutes before and 2 minutes after any high-impact news event (as marked with a red folder on ForexFactory).
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    • Violations will result in an immediate account breach, termination of the funded agreement, and forfeiture of all profits
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    • Exception: News Trading Add-On
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  • Overnight | Weekend Holding/Trading (Crypto) - Allowed
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Drawdown Lock

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  • Overall maximum drawdown locks at initial account balance once it grows by 6%.
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DUAL STEP INTRADAY (2-STEP)

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  • \n News Trading Policy\n
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    • News trading is strictly prohibited on both Challenge and Funded accounts. No trades, order executions, or account activity (closing trades, executing trades, stop loss hits, take profit hits) are allowed within 2 minutes before and 2 minutes after any high-impact news event (as marked with a red folder on ForexFactory).
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    • Violations will result in an immediate account breach, termination of the funded agreement, and forfeiture of all profits
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    • Exception: None
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  • Overnight Holding - Allowed
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  • Weekend Holding/Trading (Crypto) - Prohibited. Violation is a Hard Breach
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DUAL STEP SWING (2-STEP)

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  • \n News Trading Policy\n
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    • Allowed With No Restrictions
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  • Overnight | Weekend Holding/Trading (Crypto) - Allowed
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Restricted countries

Where ThinkCapital does not take traders

Residents of 30 countries cannot open an account with ThinkCapital.

30 countries
  • Afghanistan
  • Albania
  • Australia
  • Burundi
  • Central African Republic
  • Cuba
  • Cyprus
  • Guinea
  • Haiti
  • Iran
  • Iraq
  • Kosovo
  • Lebanon
  • Libya
  • Mali
  • Myanmar
  • North Korea
  • Republic of the Congo
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  • Russia
  • Samoa
  • Somalia
  • Sudan
  • Syria
  • Ukraine
  • Vatican City
  • Venezuela
  • Vietnam
  • Western Sahara
  • Yemen
  • Zambia
As published by ThinkCapital. A country not listed here is not thereby accepted — check the firm’s own terms.
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