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- Budget-focused, community-driven UAE prop firm (Maven Edu FZCO); simulated forex/CFD, crypto & prediction markets on cTrader/Match-Trader
- Signature: the “M2 Account Saver” circuit-breaker — a 2% floating-drawdown breach halves your split to 50%; a second breach kills the account
- Cheap & flexible: fees from ~$13, a genuine $5 Buy-Now-Pay-Later, instant/1-/2-/3-step, swap-free (zero swaps)
- 80% split (70% on prediction markets); payouts every 10 business days; scaling to $1M
- Watch: a $10,000-per-30-day withdrawal cap (excess voided); US accepted (MT unavailable to US/Canada)
★★★★★
More details +Maven
Maven Trading is a budget-focused, community-driven UAE prop firm, Maven Edu FZCO, operating since 2022. It offers simulated forex/CFD, crypto and even prediction-market trading on cTrader and Match-Trader. Its defining rule is the M2 Account Saver, an automated circuit-breaker on its OMO and Buy-Now-Pay-Later funded accounts: if floating drawdown hits 2 percent of balance, the first breach force-closes your trades and permanently cuts your split from 80 to 50 percent, and a second breach permanently deactivates the account. The other half of its identity is low cost and variety: fees from about 13 dollars, a genuine 5 dollar Buy-Now-Pay-Later, instant, 1-, 2- and 3-step models, and swap-free accounts. The split is 80 percent on core products, or 70 percent on prediction markets, payouts come every 10 business days, and scaling runs to 1 million. US traders are accepted, though MetaTrader is unavailable to US and Canada. Watch the 10,000 dollar per 30-day withdrawal cap.PROS:
- Very low cost: fees from about 13 dollars, plus a 5 dollar Buy-Now-Pay-Later|Wide variety: instant, 1-, 2- and 3-step, plus an unusual prediction-markets product|Swap-free (zero swap fees) across all accounts|80 percent split on core products; scaling to 1 million|US traders accepted; strong community and education angle
CONS:
- The M2 Account Saver can permanently halve your split to 50 percent after a 2 percent floating-drawdown breach|A 10,000 dollar per 30-day withdrawal cap; excess is voided and the account reset|Unregulated and simulated|Aggressive automated compliance and a Trustpilot notice about removed fake reviews|No time limits is not universal: OMO has a 180-day cap and dormant accounts breach after 30 days
- Simulated-capital CFD firm registered in Saint Lucia and Hong Kong; no regulator
- Base split 80%; free scaling stops at 95%; 100% is a paid add-on
- Static drawdown on 1-Step, 2-Step and 3-Step; Instant and Blitz products trail
- Binding policy states there are no refunds; the advertised rebate lands on your 4th payout
- $100 minimum payout, bi-weekly, via Rise, Skrill or crypto
★★★★★
More details +Goat Funded Trader
Goat Funded Trader runs seven evaluation routes across five platforms, with an 80% base profit split, bi-weekly payouts and a $100 minimum. The multi-step evaluations use a static drawdown; the Instant and Blitz products trail. Two rules decide most outcomes here: the fee is rebated on your fourth payout rather than refunded, and the first Reward on Demand is paid at 40% whatever split you bought.PROS:
- Static drawdown on all 1-Step, 2-Step and 3-Step evaluations
- No time limit on any evaluation
- Five platforms: MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, TradeLocker, Volumetrica
- News trading and weekend holding both permitted
- Swap-free accounts available at no extra cost
- $100 minimum payout, via Rise, Skrill or crypto
- Scaling ladder reaches a 95% split after 15 payouts
- Paid within 2 business days or the firm pays a $1,000 bonus
CONS:
- The binding refund policy states there are no refunds and all transactions are final
- The advertised fee refund is a rebate paid with your 4th payout - fail before that and it is gone
- The first Reward on Demand pays 40%, even if you bought the 100% split add-on
- The 100% profit split is a paid add-on (+20% of the fee), not a performance reward
- Profit from trades under 2 minutes is deleted, but losses from them are kept
- Hard $3,000 per day profit cap on funded accounts - the excess is deducted
- First two payouts capped at 6% of the account or $10k, whichever is lower
- Trustpilot is not currently displaying a star rating for the firm
- 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
★★★★★
More details +Sure Leverage Funding
Sure Leverage Funding has a genuinely differentiated headline feature: a static 8 percent instant-funding drawdown that does not trail and resets each cycle, a real edge over the trailing-drawdown norm, backed by a fast payout guarantee and a huge menu of account types. The reservations are at the payout stage: the static product starts at a 50 percent split with a 5-percent-per-cycle cap, the accounts are simulated under a mirror/A-book model, and the soft-breach system can quietly deduct or wipe payouts.PROS:
- Rare 8% static drawdown on instant funding: never trails, resets each cycle|Very wide menu of account types (instant, 1/2/3-step, EA, No-Max-DD, BNPL)|Multiple platforms (MT5, TradeLocker, MatchTrader)|Self-advertised 24-business-hour payout guarantee (or +10% split)|Up to 100% split on the 2-step and 3-step products
CONS:
- Soft-breach system deducts profit at payout, and wipes it if half a cycle is breached|Standard instant product starts at just 50% split with a 5%-per-cycle payout cap|Accounts are simulated under a mirror/A-book model; unregulated|A documented ~$9,200 payout rejection over a shared-IP violation|Inconsistent corporate details and a rulebook spread across multiple help pages
- Forex/CFD prop firm (Atlas Funded Ltd, Saint Lucia; parent in Dubai) trading simulated capital on MT5, TradeLocker and Match-Trader
- 80% base split; the advertised 100% is a paid add-on (+20% of the fee)
- Mostly static drawdown (only Instant trails); no activation or monthly fee
- A 0.5%-profit-per-day qualifying rule and a 3-minute minimum hold make the funded stage tougher than the challenge
- On Pay-After-You-Pass, the drawdown tightens (10%→6%, 5%→3%) the moment you go funded
★★★★★
More details +AtlasFunded Review 2026
Atlas Funded (Atlas Funded Ltd, Saint Lucia; Dubai parent) is a competent, feature-rich forex/CFD firm with genuine strengths: a static drawdown on most models, no activation or monthly fee, a fee refund on your fourth reward, news and weekend trading and EAs all allowed, and clear worked examples of its drawdown maths. The things to price in: the "100%" split is a PAID add-on (+20% of the fee) over an 80% base; the funded stage is TIGHTER than the challenge - a 0.5%-profit-per-day qualifying rule, a 3-minute minimum hold, and on the Pay-After-You-Pass model a drawdown that shrinks at funding (10%->6%, 5%->3%); and the accounts are simulated with two offshore entities behind them. Trustpilot sits around 4 stars on ~600 reviews, but Trustpilot flags removed fake reviews and the on-site testimonial wall repeats identical payout text.PROS:
- Static drawdown on most models - fixed from your starting balance, not trailing
- No activation fee and no monthly fee - genuinely one-time
- Challenge fee refunded on your fourth reward
- News trading, weekend holding and EAs all allowed
- Clear, worked drawdown and daily-loss maths with midnight-UTC reset
- EU-adjacent transparency: two named entities and a merchant of record disclosed
CONS:
- The advertised "100%" split is a paid add-on (+20% of the fee) over an 80% base
- The funded stage is harder than the challenge: a 0.5%-profit-per-day qualifying-day rule and a 3-minute minimum hold
- On Pay-After-You-Pass, the drawdown tightens the moment you go funded (10%->6% overall, 5%->3% daily)
- Payouts are Rise or crypto only - no bank wire or PayPal
- Accounts are simulated, run by two offshore entities (Saint Lucia + Dubai); unregulated
- Trustpilot flags removed fake reviews, and the on-site testimonials repeat identical payout text
- Single-instrument risk on funded accounts capped at 50% of the daily drawdown limit
- Hong Kong entity (FYFX Capital LTD); states directly it is NOT a regulated financial institution
- Splits start at 50-85% by plan and rise to 95% by performance - not a paid add-on
- There IS a daily drawdown: 4% on most plans, 5% on Pro. Only 10X Quest has none
- The pricing cards say static; the binding trading rules say TRAILING - assume trailing
- Fee rebate needs 3 payouts OR 24% of your reward share, whichever is higher - forfeited on breach
★★★★★
More details +FundYourFX
FundYourFX runs seven programmes on MatchTrader from FYFX Capital LTD, a Hong Kong company, with splits starting between 50% and 85% and rising to 95% through payouts. Two points to check carefully before buying: there IS a daily drawdown limit (4%, or 5% on Pro) on every plan except 10X Quest, and the firm's marketing and its binding trading rules describe the maximum drawdown differently - the pricing cards say static, the rules say trailing.PROS:
- Splits scale to 95% by performance, without a paid add-on
- No time limit on any programme
- Expert Advisors are permitted
- Weekend and overnight holding both allowed
- Fee rebate available after three payouts, or 24% of your reward share
- Payouts in crypto - BTC, ETH, USDT and USDC
- A 1-Step Pay After Pass option, so the fee falls due only once you pass
- Entry prices are among the lowest in the market
CONS:
- There IS a daily drawdown limit: 4% on most plans, 5% on Pro. Only 10X Quest has none
- Pricing cards describe the max drawdown as static; the binding trading rules describe a trailing model
- The pricing cards advertise no consistency rule, but a 25% profit rule applies in the general rules
- A stop-loss is mandatory - the FAQ says within 3 minutes, the terms say 5
- Instant Funding Classic starts at a 50% split, not the headline figure
- The fee rebate is forfeited if the account breaches first
- Trading rules 4.7 states payouts are discretionary and not guaranteed
- Trustpilot is not currently displaying a star rating for the firm
