Take Profit Trader review

There is a stock trade fee of $0 and the account fee is $130. The model is commission-free, so the cost sits in the account fee rather than in per-trade commission. Account sizes run from $25,000, $50,000, $75,000, $100,000, $150,000.

The profit split is 80% to 90%, which sits at the 90% median across the site. For comparison, Funding Pips and Apex Trader Funding both offer 100%.

The evaluation is 1 step, so there is no second phase to clear. Most firms in this group use more stages, with 43.5% being the most common setup among them.

Payouts follow a Day one, then daily schedule, so you can withdraw from the first day rather than waiting out a cycle. The daily rhythm suits traders who want regular access to their share.

The market list is futures only, so the focus is narrow compared with firms that also offer 50%. If you trade currencies, shares or crypto, this would be a different sort of firm.

You can choose from NinjaTrader, TradingView and Tradovate. That covers charting and order routing platforms alongside separate data feeds, which gives you some flexibility in how you connect and execute.

The maximum trailing drawdown is 3% to 6%, measured at the end of the day. That is tighter than the 8% seen across the group, so position sizing matters more here.

The stated audience is experienced traders, so this is aimed at people who already have a track record. It suits a futures specialist rather than a beginner, and it helps to know the platforms before you start.

Take Profit Trader is a prop firm based in the US, and no regulator or investor protection scheme is listed for it. Treat the account as a trading evaluation rather than a deposit account, and check the terms before you commit funds.