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Funding Pips vs FTMO

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55/100
71/100Higher score
Category rank#3#1
ConfidenceHigh confidenceHigh confidence
External Reputation9096
AI Authority3170
Web Authority3544
Expert Assessment5156
TOP10 User Score
Pricing$29 one-time for a $5,000 2-Step Pro account (third-party sources, not vendor-confirmed) · free tier: NoneNot published (live fee table is client-side rendered and was not captured; must be checked at ftmo.com/en/#pricing) · free tier: Free unlimited practice trial available alongside the paid Challenge
Pricing modelOne-timeOne-time fee per Challenge (varies by account size, currency, risk mode and promotion)
Best forDisciplined retail traders who want a cheap, low-personal-risk way to test a strategy against simulated capital, will pass KYC cleanly, trade from a single personal device on one account, and prioritise fast, frequent payouts over the maximum split.Disciplined, risk-managed traders on MT4/MT5/cTrader who want $10k–$200k of simulated capital with fast reward withdrawals, and who can trade comfortably inside a 1% per-trade cap after their first payout.
Avoid if You share a device or IP with another trader or use second-hand hardware, need contractual certainty on rules, scalp or trade news and are sensitive to slippage, or want a regulated investment product with client-fund protection. You are a news or high-volatility scalper on gold and indices where slippage can turn a compliant 0.95% risk into a rule breach, you need a regulated counterparty and real client-money protection, or you are a cost-sensitive beginner likely to need several paid retries.
MarketsRetail traders, B2CRetail traders, Individual discretionary traders
Founded2015
HeadquartersPremises No. 19948-001, IFZA Business Park, DDP, Dubai, U.A.E.Prague, Czech Republic

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