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Funded Trading Plus

Funded Trading Plus is a simulated trading evaluation platform offering 1-Step Express, 2-Step Classic and Instant Funding, plus a newer Activation / Pass Now Pay Later program. The firm states that all accounts use simulated funds and that no real trading capital is traded through customer accounts. The current site reports $19.5M+ paid out, 60,000+ active traders, 211,000+ accounts issued and traders in 180 countries. These are company-reported figures rather than independently audited statistics.

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7.2/10

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Our 5-Factor Rating

7.0
/10

Platform & Tech

Trading platforms offered, technology infrastructure, and execution speeds.

7.5
/10

Rules & Flexibility

Drawdown types, consistency rules, holding over weekends, and EA allowances.

7.0
/10

Payouts

Speed, frequency, and reliability of the profit split withdrawals.

8.0
/10

Trading Conditions

Spreads, commissions, slippage, and overall execution quality.

6.5
/10

Customer Support

Responsiveness, helpfulness, and availability of support channels.

Key Information

Starting Price
N/A
Account Sizes
$5000 - $100000
Profit Split
Up to 80%
Payout Frequency
First payout on demand | Subsequent payouts every 7 days
Markets
Forex, Indices, Commodities, Metals, Cryptocurrencies
Platforms
MetaTrader 5, cTrader, DX Trade
Trustpilot
7.2/10

Challenges & Pricing

Account SizeProfit TargetMax DrawdownDaily DrawdownPriceYour Price
$5,000-6%6%$249$249
$10,000-6%6%$429$429
$25,000-6%6%$1,099$1,099
$50,000-6%6%$2,199$2,199
$100,000-6%6%$4,499$4,499
No time limit No minimum trading days News trading allowed

Highlights

  • No time limit on challenges
  • Up to 80% profit split
  • Fast reliable payouts
  • Trade up to $200,000
  • Scale your capital easily
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Rules & Payouts

Rules Overview

Eval TypeInstant Funding, 1-Step, 2-Step
Min Trading DaysNone
EA / BotsAllowed
Copy TradingAllowed
News TradingAllowed
Weekend HoldingN/A

Payouts

Profit SplitUp to 80%
Payout FrequencyFirst payout on demand | Subsequent payouts every 7 days
Min Payout$50
Payment MethodsRise
Payout on ChallengeN/A
Payout SpeedN/A

Trading Conditions

LeverageN/A
SpreadsN/A
CommissionsN/A
PlatformsMetaTrader 5, cTrader, DX Trade
InstrumentsForex, Indices, Commodities, Metals, Cryptocurrencies
Countries ServedN/A

Trust & Reviews

7.2
Trustpilot Rating
5 star
89%
4 star
5%
3 star
1%
2 star
1%
1 star
4%
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Current 1-Step and 2-Step pages state that news trading is allowed, subject to FT+'s trading/risk policy. Traders should still check the specific prohibited-practice provisions before trading major releases.
Yes on the 1-Step Express and 2-Step Classic programs. Instant Funding is different: positions must be closed before the firm's Friday cutoff.
Yes on 1-Step Express and 2-Step Classic. No on Instant Funding, where open trades are automatically closed at the specified Friday cutoff.
Yes, but current rules permit copying between accounts owned by the same trader. Copying another trader's trades, or allowing another trader to copy yours, is prohibited and can lead to profits being nullified.
Yes. Traders can have multiple evaluation accounts, although maximum funded/simulated-live allocation depends on the program. Current documentation states that challenge accounts have a $200,000 maximum combined allocation.
Not enough verified current information for a blanket yes/no. The firm's current public material reviewed here does not provide a sufficiently clear universal EA policy across all programs.
Yes. The current website explicitly presents scalping as an accepted trading style.
Current official marketing material identifies hedging among supported trading styles. However, traders must remain within the firm's risk/prohibited-practice policies.
The account can breach for inactivity. FT+ requires at least one completed trade—opening and closing a position—within each 30-day period. This applies to both evaluation and funded accounts.
It is 6% relative/trailing, based on the account's high-water mark and eventually locking once the drawdown reaches the starting balance.
The current 2-Step Classic uses an 8% static maximum loss based on the starting balance.
1-Step Express and Instant Funding currently advertise payout requests every 7 days after the initial eligible request. 2-Step Classic uses a 10-day reward cycle. Activation accounts use a 10-trading-day cycle.
For the programs reviewed, the minimum withdrawal is generally $50, although the trader must first satisfy the relevant program's payout eligibility conditions.
Yes. Current documentation specifically states that KYC and the required researcher/contract documentation must be completed for Instant-program withdrawals; KYC is also part of the funded-account process generally.
Yes. Current documentation states a $200K combined maximum across challenge accounts, while limits for funded accounts vary by program. Instant Funding has no stated hard allocation limit in the current account-management documentation.
No. FT+ currently states that it is not authorised or regulated as a broker, investment firm or financial-services provider and operates simulated trading programs.
No. The firm's current disclaimer says its accounts are simulated, no real capital is traded through customer accounts, and rewards are performance-based payments from the firm's own funds.
Not enough verified current information to give a blanket yes/no. The current site stresses jurisdiction/geolocation controls and says attempts to circumvent geographic restrictions can result in accounts not progressing.
FT+ currently publishes a sanctions/unsupported-jurisdiction list including Russia, Belarus, Afghanistan, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Venezuela, Vietnam, Zimbabwe and numerous other jurisdictions.
Yes. Current program pages describe the accounts as swap-free, meaning there are no virtual swap charges for holding simulated positions past market close.

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