FundingPips · FOREX / CFD
2-Step Standard
Compare key conditions first, then explore detailed rules as needed.
Models and pricing
USDModel and account size
2-Step Standard / $25,000
A two-stage plan. Compare its targets, loss allowance and minimum trading days with Pro and Flex; funded reward conditions also apply.
Challenge fee · USD$159.00
Buy challengeMaximum loss10%$2,500
Profit target8%$2,000
- Profit target / max drawdown
- 0.8×
Daily loss limit5%$1,250
Drawdown mechanismStatic drawdown
Minimum trading days3 trading days
Evaluation time limit-
Trading conditions
- Trading during news events
- Allowed
- Weekend holding
- Allowed
- EA / automated trading
- Conditional
- Copy trading
- Conditional
- Consistency requirement
- Additional conditions
- Daily loss calculation
- -
Asset classes & leverage
- Forex
- 1:100
- Metals
- 1:30
- Indices
- 1:20
- Energy
- 1:10
- Crypto
- 1:2
Payouts and profit splits
- Base profit split
- 60–100%
- Reward request
- Weekly 60% / Biweekly 80% / On Demand 90% / Monthly 100%
- Minimum payout
- Generally at least 1% of account size, including the firm's share; 2% for On Demand.
- Payout cap
- -
- Challenge fee refund
- Only 2 Step Standard refunds the original registration fee with the fourth Master reward.
Account overview
- Trading platforms
- MT5cTraderMatch-Trader
- Account type
- Standard
- Maximum accounts
- -
- Total allocation cap · USD
- $400,000
Additional trading conditions
- IP / device
- Multiple ISPs are allowed; connection changes across regions may require proof of travel or location.
- VPN／VPS
- VPN or VPS use is prohibited when accessing trading accounts.
- Prohibited strategies
- Latency arbitrage, HFT, tick scalping, opposite trades across accounts, and other strategies are prohibited; see official terms for the full scope.
- Inactivity limit
- At least one trade must be opened and fully closed in every rolling 30-day period; holding an open position does not reset the inactivity timer.
- Account merging
- Only Master accounts of the same model may merge; they cannot merge with Prime. Merging is irreversible, with cycle and platform governed by official merger rules.