🏷️#RZR Funded
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RZR Funded (formerly Hantec) Payout Report: Requested the Full $10,771.57 Profit on a $100K Enhanced Account, Received $8,617.26 in USDC 3 Days Later [November 2026]
A record of the site owner's first payout from an RZR Funded (formerly Hantec Trader) $100K Enhanced funded account. The full $10,771.57 profit was requested on November 7, 2026, approved on November 10, and the 80% share of $8,617.26 arrived in Trust Wallet as USDC (ERC20) the same day. No interview or extra documents. Covers the 139-day timeline from purchase to payout, how Enhanced raises the max-loss line to the starting balance on the first payout and why the owner waits for +10% and withdraws everything, and the owner's overall P&L with RZR.
FTMO vs. The5ers vs. Fintokei vs. RZR (formerly Hantec): Expected Value Compared | Cap Daily Loss at 2.5% and Run 7 Plans for a Year — FTMO 1-Step Comes Out on Top [September 2026]
I compared 7 plans — FTMO (2-Step / 1-Step), The5ers High Stakes (Classic / New), the Fintokei challenge, and RZR (Enhanced / Endurance) — with a year-long Monte Carlo simulation that follows each firm's official rules exactly. Capping daily loss at 2.5% across every plan puts FTMO 1-Step in first place at every lot size, followed by Fintokei and FTMO 2-Step.
RZR Funded (formerly Hantec) Expected Value and All 4 Plans Compared | Enhanced's Max Loss Rises to the Starting Balance on Your First Payout, So Run the 2-Step as a One-Payout Account at +10% [November 2026]
We ran RZR Funded's Express, Enhanced, EnhancedX, and Endurance through a 1-year Monte Carlo simulation using the official rules: annual take-home at 0.5%/1%/1.5% risk per trade and 50–58% win rates, which plans' max-loss line rises after a payout and which don't, prices for every size, approximate pass rates, and a comparison with FTMO. The site owner runs the 2-step Enhanced by building to +10% and withdrawing everything on the first payout.
The Same Strategy Can Take 3x Longer Depending on Where You Run It: Testing 8 Firms' Rules Against a Mechanical Strategy [Analysis]
Profit targets and max DD line up almost identically across firms, yet running the same strategy through their rules stretches the cycle time from 17.2 days to 59.6 days — a 3.5x spread. The cause is the '1% risk per trade' rule. Pass rates barely differ (33.7–38.7%), while firms with a 10% Phase 1 target are 5 points worse off at the first stage, and a 60% profit split cuts expected funded-stage income by 40%. Also checks RZR's 3-minute rule, which is actually a ratio condition — 'net profit from trades closed under 3 minutes is 30% or more of total' — against 3,826 real trades' holding-time distribution.