FunderPro review

A FunderPro challenge is priced at $539. That is above the €56.56 median across the brands listed here, and far above Alpha Capital Group at $27. The fee buys the evaluation, not a brokerage deposit.

FunderPro pays 90% of the profits on funded accounts, close to the 90% median across the brands listed. Apex Trader Funding offers 100%, so the split is where this brand gives ground.

The maximum drawdown is 10%, tighter than the 8% median for the firms listed. The daily loss limit runs 3% to 5%, so intraday losses are capped as well as the overall drawdown, which keeps a breach from creeping up.

FunderPro runs a 2 step evaluation, the most common structure in the group's listings at 43.5%. Traders clear the evaluation stage first, so the rules are put to the test before any funded account is issued.

Account sizes run $5k, $10k, $25k, $50k, $100k, $150k, $200k. The 2 step evaluation sits in front of each funded account, and the 10% drawdown cap applies as the risk control. Traders can pick the size that matches their capital rather than a fixed amount only.

Payouts run daily, weekly or bi-weekly, and the first reward is handled on the earliest working day. For a trader living on payouts, that cadence matters as much as the 90% split itself.

Support runs on email, chat and help centre, which covers email, chat, a help centre and a community. Across the wider site, 56.7% of the listed brokers offer a phone line, so traders who want voice contact should check before buying a challenge.

FunderPro's terms name FunderPro Ltd with a headquarters in Malta, so check who receives your fee before paying. The site tracks licensing across the prop firms it lists, with 4 of 30 carrying a licence.