FundedElite

No. FundedElite is fully customizable — at purchase you pick your profit target, profit split (60/70/80/95%), payout interval (3/7/14/21 days), and leverage (1:30/1:50/1:100), and your choices change the price. For example, the 1-Step $100K list price was $796.60 at an 8% target, $654.35 at 10%, and $569 at 12% (80% split, 14-day payout, 1:30; confirmed on the official configuration screen on September 27, 2026). The plan table on this page shows a representative configuration as a rough guide.

According to official FAQ, 2-Step and 1-Step let you choose 5–10% and Lite lets you choose 6–10%, with 8% as the standard (Instant is a 6% trailing). But opening the configuration screen on September 27, 2026 showed "Max Loss Limit 14% — included in the current offer" on every plan, with no other options presented. Whether that offer has an end date, or whether it stays at 14% for a purchase without a coupon, isn't documented officially and remains unconfirmed. Check what's shown on the configuration screen before you buy.

Daily loss is set at whichever is higher — equity or balance — at the end of the previous trading day, minus (initial balance × daily %); that's the line for the day. The daily cutoff is 21:00 UTC (6:00 AM JST). On the evaluation track, max loss is static, fixed to the initial balance, and stays the same through the challenge and on the funded account — it doesn't rise with withdrawals. Only Instant has a trailing max loss (it follows the highest equity).

Accounts that pass the evaluation on the first attempt get the fee back together with the 3rd payout. Accounts that passed using the free retry (Second Chance), or that were reset for a rule violation, don't qualify. A soft breach (such as a holding-time violation) restarts the payout count from the first payout. The purchase itself is non-refundable once you've received your login details.

For 2-Step and 1-Step (Free Retry included), a new account is automatically issued once, free of charge, if you fail during the evaluation. But the terms get worse: your split locks at 50% going forward, and the fee refund is gone. 2-Step also drops the daily loss from 5% to 3%, and 1-Step shrinks the max loss. It doesn't apply to failures on a funded account. Lite, Instant, and Flash Activation don't have it at all.

The evaluation counts "profit days." 2-Step and 2-Step Lite need 3 days of 0.5%+ profit per phase; 1-Step and 1-Step Lite need 3 days of 1%+ profit. Funded accounts need 3 trading days (no profit requirement). Instant needs 4 days of 0.5%+ profit before you can withdraw.

The first payout comes 21 days after becoming a funded account, and every payout after that follows the interval you chose (3/7/14/21 days). $500+ goes through Rise ($40 fee; you can choose bank transfer or crypto from there), and under $500 goes via crypto directly (3% fee). You'll need KYC (Veriff) and Rise identity verification, and if a risk interview is requested, it must be completed within 5 business days. The evaluation track has no consistency rule; Instant Standard has a 25% consistency rule.

Not for automated trading. The official FAQ on "EAs (Expert Advisors)" says EAs can be used as an aid — for risk management, trade confirmation, lot-size calculation, or analysis — but an EA trading on its own, or fully/partly automated strategies (martingale or grid EAs, off-the-shelf gold-scalping bots, and the like), are not allowed. Finding an undeclared EA ends the challenge. If you're planning to run on an EA, look at another firm.

As of September 27, 2026, the official configuration screen auto-applied NEW50 (50% off) for new users. $100K list prices came out to $519 → $259.50 for 2-Step, $343.85 → $171.93 for Lite 2-Step, and $654.35 → $327.18 for 1-Step (10% target). It's a first-purchase-only offer, so a second purchase is at list price.

On the configuration screen on September 27, 2026, the choices were MetaTrader 5 and MatchTrader. But the official FAQ's description of each challenge type says "MetaTrader 5 and TradeLocker" — the official sources contradict each other. MT4 isn't supported. Check the choices on the configuration screen at the time you buy.

Trustpilot's rating was suspended as of July 2026 over a "guideline violation" (fake reviews removed); this hasn't been re-checked as of September 27, 2026. There are plenty of payout reports, but there's also a recurring pattern of payout trouble tied to IP-sharing flags, risk interviews, and sub-3-minute scalping. See the reputation article (/en/articles/fundedelite-reputation-2026) and the expected-value article (/en/articles/fundedelite-expected-value-2026-09) for more detail.