ICFunded review: the 80/20 split starts after the first payout
ICFunded advertises a fixed 80/20 profit split and leans on the IC Markets name.
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August 2026
ICFunded advertises a fixed 80/20 profit split and leans on the IC Markets name.
FundedFirm pays 100% of profit on a monthly cycle, 80% biweekly and 60% weekly - and its FAQ, rulebook and Terms give three different answers on the split and the refund.
The Funded Pro advertises a fully refundable challenge fee.
FundingTraders advertises a $1,000 payout guarantee.
TradeFundrr funds stocks, options, futures and crypto on 80/20 weekly payouts.
The firm's own rules give two incompatible definitions of its 4% daily loss limit, and the advertised "Just 4 Rules" omit a consistency rule and a 15% withdrawal cap.
Peak Capital Trading sells a 13-week Vancouver mentorship course for $2,995.
Hantec Trader is the funded-account arm of a broker group with a real FCA permission.
FX2 Funding offers no time limit, no minimum trading days and no consistency rule.
Darwinex Zero replaces the challenge with a subscription and an audited track record.
FundYourFX advertises no consistency rule and a static drawdown.
Traders Launch drops the intraday trailing drawdown its rivals rely on and publishes no daily loss limit.
The word “drawdown” appears zero times in FundedElite’s binding Terms and Conditions.
SFX Funded advertises an 85-100% profit split. Its own live product catalogue sets every plan at 80%, sells 90% as a paid add-on, and contains no 100% option anywhere.