Is Funded Trader Markets worth it...?

In today's video, we'll be checking out Funded Trader Markets and their very cool new platform that they have for their traders. Just check out this dashboard. It is pretty sleek looking and it even has a light mode or dark mode option. And as we get started, let me also clarify that today's video is sponsored by Funded Trader Markets. And we'll be taking a look at all the different things that this prop firm has to offer. So, first and foremost, the first reaction here is that their platform looks really clean. You have all sorts of different analytics and statistics on your trading as well as your accounts, your reward performance, and all of the different account details that you might need all in one easy to use platform. You also have a notification bar here, information about your account, and you can also switch between the more advanced view or the more standard view of their dashboard. Both look very clean. From within their portal, you can see all of your active accounts as well as key statistics like your total P& L, your reward secured, average reward, the win rate of your account, etc. It even gives you statistics on things like your session win rate, and it gives you access to things like the market hours widget here, which is super useful. When you switch back over to the advanced command center here, which is a pretty cool name, and we scroll down, you can see there's all sorts of different statistics on your directional bias, your win rates based by session, as well as your scaling progress and your allocation progress bar here. You can also see there's a max allocation by program up to 1. 2 million. Here, of course, this is simulated trading capital. So, what is funded trader markets and who might be the right person to explore what they have to offer? Well, Funded Trader Markets offers both instant funded accounts as well as evaluationbased accounts. And I actually have to correct that it's actually up to 1. 5 million in max allocation in simulated capital. They offer over 160 different countries. They offer 24-hour performance reward guarantees and offer ondemand rewards. And for the MetaTrader lovers out there, they offer MetaTrader 5. One thing that I thought was exceptionally useful is that they offer this compare all programs tab if you go under programs. And this tool allows you to compare and find your best funding program that might fit your trading style. Funded Trader Markets focuses on transparency within their rules and all of the different details that you need to know about the account upfront. They strive for fast payouts and trader friendly rules. While they currently offer CFDs, they also have futures coming soon. So, let's jump into some of the challenges and offers available within their website. Like for example, the OneStep Nitro. If we select the onestep nitro here and we scroll down, we can take a look at all the different statistics. You can see things like the 10% profit target, the max overall draw down of 6%, the max daily draw down of 4%, and a profit split of up to 90%. From this window, you can select all sorts of different things to fit your own criteria. You can select 5K, 10K, 25, 50, 100K, 200K, 300K, etc. And looking at the trading platforms available, they have MetaTrader 5, C-trader, Match Trade, and Trade Locker. Of course, there are some restrictions for US traders. And the one-step evaluation might be the better pick if you're somebody who wants to get closer to getting funded sooner since there's only a one-step rather than going through the two-step evaluation process. The next evaluation option is the two-step evaluation. And what this has to offer is a couple different unique uh differences from the one step in the form of a target phase that is just 8% a target phase number two of 5% a max overall draw down of 10% a max daily draw down of 4% and again that 90% or up to 90% profit split. Now of course as always I'll be leaving a link in the description down below for you to do your own due diligence and explore funded trader markets for yourself. With that said, I would encourage you to take some time going through the different little pop-ups here and information on their website to make sure that you know exactly how the challenges work themselves. You can also see that the consistency score is not a thing for either evaluation phase or the simulated funded phase. With the two-step evaluation, you have the option to go to 5, 10, 25, 50k, 100k, or 200k here in simulated capital. The big thing here for this one is that there is no consistency rule, which is really nice. And not to mention, there's an 8% target for this, but actually a 10% max draw down allowed. Finally, let's talk more about this instant funding option they have. And of course, the appeal here is pretty obvious in the sense that instant funding allows you to skip a lot of the evaluation phase and get right into the action with a simulated funded account. And what we can see here is that the max overall draw down for this one, you are right into the action with it. and you have a 6% max draw down allowed, a max daily draw down of 3% and a profit split of 80% flat. And if you do go the instant funding option, you need to know that there is a consistency score uh metric here as well as a floating limit. And to better understand that floating limit, basically the floating loss limit for instant plus accounts is 1% of the account size. If it's breached, all trades auto close and your profit split is reduced uh step by step. 8020 to 5050 4060 3070 permanently at 2080. So a quick example would be

that on a 100k simulated account floating loss may never exceed $1,000. There are some options here as well that you can play around with going the standard pro or plus option. And one thing to note about the instant funding plus option is that it is actually a lower onetime fee than the standard and the pro option. And next let's take a look at the standard instant funding option which is a little bit more. But let's take a closer look at what we have here in the max overall draw down we have 5% a max daily draw down of 3%. But the profit split is up to 80% here. And what you can see is that the starting profit split for instant standard accounts is 50%. It can then increase up to 80%. And you can take some time on your own when doing your due diligence to read the full breakdown here if this is one option that you decide to go for. And as far as I understand with this one, it starts at a 50/50 split, but it increases by 10% with each payout up to that 80% mark. Like I said, when choosing one of these options, make sure you read all the details to make sure that it is correct for you. They're big on transparency, and I think that's cool. So, make sure when you are doing your homework on this, to really make sure that the account you are interested in, if you decide to go for it, meets all the criteria that you're looking for in your trading. So, the team over at Funded Trader Markets shared something with me in their effort to be transparent. This is their payoutjunction. com payouts. Feel free to look this up for yourself. I thought this was really interesting. You can see their all-time payouts, the number of payouts that they've made, the largest single payouts, and the time since their last payout. This tracks things through Rise and or crypto. And like I said, this is something that you can pull up on your own to confirm this stuff. FTM also supports crypto payouts as you can see here, which is pretty awesome. So the average reward time payout in terms of 2026 for funded trader markets is currently at the time of recording according to what they sent me 28 minutes. They also have this on their front page which is they offer 24-hour payouts or we pay double which is a big claim and I think it's cool because they prioritize payouts that are fast. And here's a few posts that I found on Twitter or X from a couple different traders receiving their payouts within 38 seconds which is crazy. Here's another one for 5600 bucks. And another one, Funded Trader Markets also seems very keen on trying to remain transparent with their traders. And one thing that they prioritize is not having hidden rules. So, they actually encourage people to check out their FAQ page where you can read through everything. Uh, and they're big on basically saying if it's not in the FAQ as a rule, uh, that it won't count against you. Here's a couple other things that I think are worth mentioning. They have news trading allowed. Weekend trading is allowed as well. And these are things that I think really matter for a lot of traders who have different styles. They also offer 24/7 crypto trading and there's no swap fees. This does also make these sort of offerings perhaps a little bit more appealing to swing traders who hold positions over the weekend and for multiple days on end. So, if you're interested in exploring funded trader markets for yourself, I encourage you to do your due diligence. Go through their website. They've done a ton of work in regards to putting together what I believe is a pretty transparent website. So, make sure to do your due diligence using the link in the description down below. We also have a promotional promo code for them available as well. And if you choose to use this, it will support my YouTube channel. It is a referral code and there is going to be some sort of kickback in regards to if you choose to use it. You of course don't have to, but I greatly appreciate if you choose to do so. And you can get a discount with Funded Trader Markets with the promo code A1 trading. Thank you again to Funded Trader Markets for sponsoring today's video. And with that said, thank you guys for watching.