Sure Leverage Funding - Prop Firm Review
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- Prop firm (SureLeverage/SLF) with a wide menu of simulated forex/CFD accounts on MT5, TradeLocker and MatchTrader
- Signature rule: a genuinely rare 8% static drawdown on instant funding — never trails, resets each cycle
- Trade-off: that product starts at a 50% split with a 5%-per-cycle payout cap
- The catch: a soft-breach system deducts profit at payout, and wipes it if half a cycle is breached
- Payouts $100 min, every 14 days, 24-business-hour guarantee; simulated A-book/mirror model
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TL;DR: Sure Leverage Funding in 30 seconds
- What it is: a prop firm (SureLeverage / SLF) offering a very wide menu of simulated forex/CFD accounts on MT5, TradeLocker and MatchTrader - instant, 1/2/3-step, EA, No-Max-DD and buy-now-pay-later. $5k to $200k.
- The rule that defines it: its standard Instant Funding uses a genuinely rare 8% static maximum drawdown fixed to your starting balance - it never trails up as you profit, and fully resets after each payout.
- The trade-off: that static-drawdown product starts at a low 50% split, and there is a 5%-of-balance cap per payout cycle.
- The catch: a “soft-breach” system - rule violations don’t close the account live but silently deduct profit at payout, and if half or more of a cycle’s trades are soft-breached, the whole payout is wiped.
- Payouts: $100 minimum, every 14 days, with a self-advertised 24-business-hour guarantee (or +10% split); balance resets to start after each payout.
- Best for: traders drawn to the static-drawdown instant product who trade cleanly to stop-loss rules - and who accept a simulated, soft-breach model.
Last reviewed: 15 July 2026. Checked against Sure Leverage Funding’s own materials and detailed independent rule breakdowns (the firm’s site is bot-protected, so some corporate details are drawn from secondary sources and flagged). This is a simulated-account firm; confirm current terms on the firm’s own pages before buying.
Pricing snapshot
CFD pricing
| Program | Account size | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Listed challenge | $10K | USD 95 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
| Listed challenge | $200K | USD 845 | One-time | Migrated from existing JoinProp product price field. |
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Company and regulation
Sure Leverage Funding (SLF) is unregulated, and its accounts are simulated - they trade on demo infrastructure using live market quotes, and the firm may A-book or mirror the positions of its best traders onto its own account. Its corporate details are inconsistent across sources (some cite a UAE entity, ASAP Solutions FZ-LLC in Ras Al Khaimah; another lists an Australian-registered company with a Cayman flag), which we couldn’t fully reconcile from a primary page because the site is heavily bot-protected. Whatever the exact entity, treat it as an unregulated, offshore, simulated prop firm.
The rule that defines it: a genuinely static instant-funding drawdown
SLF’s standout - and the reason many traders choose it - is that its standard Instant Funding account uses a true 8% static maximum drawdown, fixed to the starting balance. On a $100k account that means your floor is $92,000 and never moves, no matter how much profit you build. Almost every rival instant-funding product uses a trailing drawdown that tightens as you profit; SLF’s doesn’t, and because it’s static it also fully resets after each payout, giving you a clean 8% of room every cycle.
That is a real, tangible advantage for anyone who has been stopped out by a creeping trailing drawdown. The honest trade-offs: this product starts at a low 50% split (it rises toward 80% after several withdrawals), and there is a 5%-of-starting-balance cap on each payout cycle (so a $200k account can withdraw at most $10k per cycle). If the static drawdown is what draws you, price in that lower split and per-cycle cap so the overall economics still work for you.
The catch: the soft-breach payout system
SLF’s second distinctive feature is a “soft-breach” mechanism, and it’s the thing most likely to bite at payout time. Certain rule violations - for example not having a stop-loss within five minutes of entry, or inconsistent lot sizing - don’t close your account in real time. Instead they are logged and silently deduct the associated profit when you request a payout. More severely, if half or more of a cycle’s trades are soft-breached, the entire payout is wiped and the account resets.
This is worth understanding clearly because it changes how you must trade: you won’t get a live warning, and you can reach payout day believing you’re owed a sum only to have it reduced - or zeroed - for breaches you weren’t alerted to. It’s not hidden, but it is unusual, and combined with the mirror/A-book model it means the primary risk with SLF is at the withdrawal stage. Trade strictly to the rules, keep a stop-loss on every position, and keep your sizing consistent.
Products, split and payouts
SLF offers roughly ten account types - Instant Funding (Standard/Pro/Zero), 1-, 2- and 3-step, an EA Challenge, a No-Max-DD account, a Free Challenge and buy-now-pay-later - across $5k to $200k (max $400k total funding), on MT5, TradeLocker and MatchTrader. The split ranges from 50% on standard Instant/EA/Free up to 80% on most challenge products, and up to 100% on the 2- and 3-step, with higher splits generally earned rather than paid add-ons.
Payouts have a $100 minimum, run every 14 days, and carry a self-advertised 24-business-hour payout guarantee (or the firm adds 10% to your split). Note the 5%-per-cycle withdrawal cap and that the balance resets to the starting level after each payout. Fees are one-time per account (from around $25), with a fee refund on the fourth payout for recent purchases.
Cautions to weigh
- Soft-breach denials: profit can be deducted or a full payout wiped for breaches you weren’t warned about.
- Split marketing: “up to 100%” applies only to 2/3-step; standard Instant starts at 50%.
- A documented dispute: a ~$9,200 payout was reportedly rejected over a shared-IP (campus network) violation - read the connectivity/IP rules.
- Inconsistent rulebook: caps and rule start-dates are spread across multiple help pages; confirm the current version for your account.
Verdict
Sure Leverage Funding has a genuinely differentiated headline feature: a static 8% instant-funding drawdown that doesn’t trail and resets each cycle, which is a real edge over the trailing-drawdown norm, backed by a fast payout guarantee and a huge menu of account types.
The reservations are concentrated at the payout stage. The static-drawdown product starts at a 50% split with a 5%-per-cycle cap; the accounts are simulated under a mirror/A-book model; and the soft-breach system can quietly deduct or wipe payouts for unwarned violations, which is behind several complaints. If the static drawdown is what you want, trade strictly to the stop-loss and consistency rules, keep records, and price in the lower split and cap - on those terms it’s a legitimate and distinctive option. If you want simple, uncontested withdrawals, weigh the soft-breach risk carefully first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sure Leverage Funding regulated, and is the capital real?
Sure Leverage Funding is unregulated, and its accounts are simulated: they trade on demo infrastructure using live market quotes, and the firm may A-book or mirror the positions of its best traders onto its own account. Its corporate details are inconsistent across sources (a UAE entity is most cited, with another source listing an Australian company and a Cayman flag), and the site is bot-protected, so treat it as an unregulated, offshore, simulated firm.
What is the Sure Leverage Funding 8% static drawdown?
On its standard Instant Funding account, the maximum drawdown is a true 8 percent fixed to your starting balance, so on a $100k account your floor is $92,000 and never moves as you profit. This is unusual because most instant-funding firms use a trailing drawdown that tightens with profit. Because it is static, it also fully resets after each payout, giving a clean 8 percent of room each cycle.
What is the Sure Leverage Funding soft-breach system?
It is a payout-time enforcement mechanism. Certain violations, such as not placing a stop-loss within five minutes of entry or inconsistent lot sizing, do not close your account in real time; instead they are logged and silently deduct the associated profit when you request a payout. If half or more of a cycle trades are soft-breached, the entire payout is wiped and the account resets, so trade strictly to the rules.
What is the Sure Leverage Funding profit split?
It varies by product. The standard Instant Funding account starts at a low 50 percent, rising toward 80 percent after several withdrawals, while most challenge products offer 80 percent and the 2-step and 3-step can reach up to 100 percent. Higher splits are generally earned rather than paid add-ons, and the up-to-100 percent marketing applies only to the multi-step products.
How do Sure Leverage Funding payouts work?
Payouts have a $100 minimum, run every 14 days, and carry a self-advertised 24-business-hour guarantee, with the firm adding 10 percent to your split if it misses. Note a 5 percent-of-starting-balance cap per cycle (so a $200k account can withdraw at most $10k per cycle), and the balance resets to the starting level after each payout. Fees are one-time, with a refund on the fourth payout for recent purchases.
What are the main risks with Sure Leverage Funding?
The main risks are at the withdrawal stage. The soft-breach system can deduct profit or wipe an entire payout for violations you were not warned about, the standard instant product starts at a 50 percent split with a 5 percent-per-cycle cap, and there is a documented dispute in which a roughly $9,200 payout was rejected over a shared-IP violation. The rulebook is also spread across multiple help pages, so confirm the current version for your account.
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