Updated
Editorial update: account terminology and evidence descriptions reviewed. Interview dates, ages and quotations refer to the original interviews; this update does not confirm the traders’ current account status.
Take Profit Trader: what the evidence tells us
Is Take Profit Trader legit?
Take Profit Trader operates a futures trading evaluation programme. The three linked JoinProp interviews describe individual experiences associated with the firm. They are not an independent audit of its finances, every payout or its current account holders.
Do people actually get paid by Take Profit Trader?
The featured interviews include personal accounts of getting paid, including Drew Mazza’s statement below. A trader’s statement and a certificate are different kinds of evidence: a certificate alone does not verify a cash payout, its amount or net profit after fees. This page does not independently reconcile payouts against financial records.
How hard is it to get funded with Take Profit Trader?
The interviews describe different paths, including failed evaluations and lessons about discipline. Three selected interviews cannot establish a representative pass rate or predict another trader’s outcome. Read the current evaluation requirements before paying.
What do the featured traders say?
The excerpts below discuss losses, getting paid and the role of discipline. They reflect the speakers’ experiences at the time of their interviews, rather than a consensus about every rule or the firm’s current service.
Are Take Profit Trader funded accounts live?
Not all of them. Take Profit Trader describes PRO as a simulated account and PRO+ as live-market trading. Passing an evaluation should not be described as proof that a trader is managing live capital. The firm manages progression to PRO+ separately.
Is Take Profit Trader a scam?
The interviews provide accounts of participation in the programme, but they cannot establish that every claim, transaction or future payout is reliable. This page does not provide a blanket assurance of safety. Review the provider’s current agreement, fees, loss limits and withdrawal conditions before deciding whether to participate.
For a broader overview, see our Take Profit Trader review and confirm the current terms with the provider.
Pros and cons: what these sources can establish
- Pro — attributable experiences: the named traders and linked full interviews let readers inspect the context behind each excerpt.
- Pro — documented account stages: the official sources explain the distinction between simulated PRO and live-market PRO+ accounts.
- Con — selected examples: three interviews cannot establish a representative pass rate, payout rate or average return.
- Con — limited verification: interview statements and supporting images do not independently establish current account status, net profit or every payout.
- Con — conditions still apply: account progression and withdrawals depend on the provider’s current rules and agreement.
PRO and PRO+: features to verify
| Feature | PRO | PRO+ |
|---|---|---|
| Trading environment | Simulated trading | Live-market trading |
| Progression | Passing an evaluation does not prove that trading is live. | Upgrade is a separate process managed by the firm. |
| Before participating | Check the current agreement, loss rules, fees and withdrawal conditions. | Check the applicable live-account agreement and upgrade conditions. |
Visit Take Profit Trader for current program terms.
Sources and evidence limits
The full interviews are linked from each card below. Displayed certificates or screenshots provide context but do not establish current account status, the complete trading record or net profitability.
Account terminology was checked against Take Profit Trader’s official PRO simulation explanation and PRO+ upgrade guidelines. These describe PRO as simulated and progression to live-market PRO+ as a separate process managed by the firm.
Three trader interview excerpts – in their own words
“I treated the losses and failures as an education fee.”
“Passing was cool, but that wasn’t the real win. The real win was getting paid.”Drew Mazza
“Thirty-five blown evals before my first funded. What kept me in the chair wasn’t hope – it was fear and discipline combined.”- Thibaut Coppens
