PTG Funded - Prop Firm Review

Company and regulation

PTG Funded is operated by Prime Tech Group FZE LLC (“PTG” stands for Prime Tech Group), a UAE free-zone company; its Terms are governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates with jurisdiction in the Dubai courts. It is not regulated.

The single most important thing to understand is the gap between the marketing and the Terms. The homepage talks about trading “real capital,” “real money” and “real account verification.” The Terms of Service say the opposite, and in plain language: “Initial capital shall mean a simulated or fictitious amount of funds… shall not constitute real funds or assets,” and that the client “is not entitled to payment of the said fictitious funds.” In other words, every account — including the “funded” stage — is a simulated demo. That is a common industry structure, but here the contradiction with the “real money” marketing is unusually stark, so buy on the Terms.

The rule that defines it: build your own challenge

PTG Funded’s standout feature is configurability. Most firms sell a handful of fixed plans; PTG offers three evaluation types (1-step, 2-step, instant), each in three tiers (Basic, Basic Plus, Premium), across six account sizes — roughly 50-plus distinct combinations — and then goes further with “PTG Flexible,” a build-your-own challenge where you select your own profit target, drawdown and conditions rather than picking a pre-set plan.

For a trader who knows exactly what rules suit their style, that degree of control is genuinely useful and hard to find elsewhere at this breadth. The instant tier layers on aggressive scaling — the firm advertises an account that “doubles every 10% profit” — which is more generous than most instant-funding products. The honest caveat is the one above: all this flexibility sits on top of simulated accounts, so treat the configurability as a feature of the evaluation experience, not evidence that you are trading real capital.

Products, drawdown and split

Account sizes run $2,500 to $100,000, trading forex and CFDs on Match Trader, with leverage from about 1:30 to 1:100 depending on the plan. Drawdown limits vary by plan — broadly a 3–6% maximum daily loss and a 6–14% overall drawdown — and minimum trading days range from one (instant) to five (two-step). Consistency rules span from none to caps like no single day exceeding around 40% of total profit.

The split is tiered: roughly 75% on Basic, around 80% on Basic Plus, and up to 85% on Premium and Instant. In practice the higher splits are a paid choice — you reach them by buying the more expensive tier — so the advertised “up to 80%” is a ceiling for mid-tier buyers rather than a floor. Fees are one-time per challenge, with no monthly subscription; an inactivity rule requires at least one trade every 30 days.

A gap worth noting

One thing prospective buyers should be aware of: across the homepage, FAQ and Terms we could not find a clearly stated payout schedule — minimum payout amount, frequency and first-payout timing are not spelled out the way most firms do. That is a meaningful gap for a product whose whole promise is getting paid, so before committing, ask PTG directly (in writing) how and when payouts are made, and keep the answer.

Rules and fees at a glance

• Signature feature: “PTG Flexible” build-your-own challenge, plus 50-plus fixed combinations.
• Split: tiered, ~75% Basic to 85% Premium/Instant (higher = pricier tier).
• Drawdown: ~3–6% daily, ~6–14% overall (varies by plan).
• Instant scaling: advertised to “double every 10% profit.”
• Cost: one-time fee per challenge; no monthly subscription.
• Platform: Match Trader (simulated); forex and CFDs. US residents excluded.

Verdict

PTG Funded’s appeal is real for the right trader: an unusually configurable line-up, a genuine build-your-own challenge, aggressive instant-scaling, and one-time fees with no subscription. If you want to tailor an evaluation to your exact style, few firms offer this much choice.

Set your expectations by the Terms, not the homepage. The accounts are simulated with “fictitious” funds despite the “real capital / real money” marketing; the headline “up to 80%” split is a mid-tier ceiling you pay up to reach; and the payout schedule isn’t clearly published, which is worth resolving in writing before you buy. Approached with those caveats in mind, it is a flexible, low-commitment option; taken at face value from the marketing, it promises more than the Terms deliver.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is PTG Funded regulated, and is the capital real?

PTG Funded is operated by Prime Tech Group FZE LLC, a UAE free-zone company, and is unregulated. Despite marketing that references real capital and real money, its Terms state that the funds are a simulated or fictitious amount that shall not constitute real funds, and that the client is not entitled to payment of those fictitious funds. Every account, including the funded stage, is a simulated demo.

What is the PTG Flexible challenge?

PTG Flexible is a build-your-own challenge: instead of choosing a fixed plan, you select your own profit target, drawdown and conditions. It sits on top of an already broad menu of three evaluation types (1-step, 2-step, instant), three tiers each, and six account sizes, giving one of the widest self-configurable ranges in the sector. It is the firm most distinctive feature.

What is the PTG Funded profit split?

The split is tiered rather than flat: roughly 75 percent on Basic, around 80 percent on Basic Plus, and up to 85 percent on Premium and Instant. Reaching the higher splits effectively means buying the more expensive tier, so the advertised up to 80 percent is a mid-tier ceiling rather than a starting point.

What are the PTG Funded account sizes and drawdown rules?

Account sizes run from $2,500 to $100,000, trading forex and CFDs on Match Trader. Drawdown limits vary by plan, broadly a 3 to 6 percent maximum daily loss and a 6 to 14 percent overall drawdown, with minimum trading days from one on instant plans to five on two-step. Consistency rules range from none to caps such as no single day exceeding around 40 percent of total profit.

How and when does PTG Funded pay out?

This is a gap worth noting: across the homepage, FAQ and Terms we could not find a clearly stated payout schedule, including the minimum payout amount, frequency and first-payout timing. Because a clear payout process is central to any funded-account product, we recommend asking PTG directly in writing how and when payouts are made, and keeping the answer, before purchasing.

Does PTG Funded charge a monthly fee?

No. PTG Funded charges a one-time fee per challenge with no monthly subscription. There is an inactivity rule requiring at least one trade every 30 days, and US residents and sanctioned countries are excluded from the service.

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