Funded7 review: the 6% odds it publishes without a source
Funded7 prints the odds of reaching a funded account on its own site — about 6% from Phase 1 entry.
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Reviews and verdicts on funded-trader programmes: rules, payouts, the fine print.
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September 2026
Hold Brothers review: the 99% payout and the $30,000 deposit
Hold Brothers Capital advertises up to a 99% payout on its self-clearing status.
Trader2B review: the data fee its help centre calls optional
Trader2B runs a US equities funded-account programme billed monthly.
Futures Elite review: six qualifying days between payouts
FuturesElite pays a 90% split, but a funded 50K Elite needs six profitable days above $150 in every cycle and caps each request at $2,000 gross.
Atmos Funded review: the drawdown lock behind every payout
Atmos Funded pairs a cheap single-phase evaluation with a drawdown that locks at the starting balance every time you withdraw.
Clarity Traders review: an education company, a Saint Lucia broker
Clarity Traders' legal footer calls it a technology and education company, not a prop firm.
Equity Edge review: where the 15% consistency rule actually applies
Equity Edge publishes a 15% consistency score with worked examples - but only for Instant accounts, and in neither version of its Terms.
Klein Funding review: the Bybit API is a demo-trading key
Klein Funding advertises “real Bybit infrastructure” and “no simulated fills”.
Bitfunded review: 24 hours, 4 days or 14 days for a payout
Bitfunded publishes three payout speeds - two of them in one paragraph of its own Terms of Use - and two profit splits.
Avatar Securities review: the $70,000 censure over risk controls
Avatar Securities is a FINRA-registered US proprietary equities desk with $104.4m of net capital and no challenge fee.
EverFunded review: the contract says there is no profit to split
EverFunded's homepage sells a 90% profit split and a "Reward Guarantee".
Plutus Trade Base review: €39 on the page, €99 in the terms
Plutus Trade Base advertises €39 challenges and “trade our capital”. Its own terms price the same account at €99, call every account simulated, and say the terms prevail.
Axia Investing review: a prop desk registered as a school
Axia Investing markets itself as Brazil's most innovative proprietary desk.
