Earn2Trade
Its futures rulesPayout scoreShow the maths
How this score is worked out
- Conditions on a payout
- 15 / 25
- Profit split
- 4 / 20
- Time to the first payout
- 10 / 20
- Who pays to move the money
- 6 / 15
- Review signal
- 14 / 20
- Total
- 49 / 100
11 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
50% to the trader, rising to 80%.
0 days after the first trade. Profit is held behind a buffer before any of it can be withdrawn.
The trader pays — Rise: $50 per withdrawal for non-US customers, 1.5% for US customers; Deel: $50 per withdrawal; Bayzat: $5-$40; Direct Crypto: 0.735%.
4.6 from 4,999 reviews, the company solicits reviews through a paid subscription.
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
- How much do I keep?rising to 80% through the scaling plan50–80%
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“The profit split depends on withdrawal size, is not based on accumulated profit, it is based on the single withdrawal size.”
What is the withdrawal policy - How long until I am paid?Weekly Wednesday batch; late requests may be delayed to the…Not published
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“No Minimum Trading Days: There are no minimum trading days required to be able to withdraw.”
What happens when i complete my evaluation - What does it cost to get it?Rise: $50 per withdrawal for non-US customers, 1.5% for US customers; Deel: $50 per…You pay
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“Withdrawal Method Fees Rise $50 per withdrawal for non-US customers 1.5% for US customers Deel $50 per withdrawal Bayzat $5-$40 Direct Crypto 0.735%”
What is the withdrawal policy - What could stop the money?no consistency rule on funded…, 30% maintain consistency rule (evaluation…, and 9 more11 rules
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“No Consistency Requirement : There is no consistency rule on funded accounts. Traders may withdraw regardless of how their profits are distributed across trading days.”
What happens when i complete my evaluation
Best thing about it. The split rises to 80% through the scaling plan
Worst thing about it. Keeps only 50% of profit
Be aware
Of the 11 payout conditions Earn2Trade publishes, these can cost you money or your account.
- Left to the firm's discretionA funded account is simulated
Earn2Trade runs the evaluation only; on passing, a proprietary trading partner (such as Helios Trading Partners or Appius Trading Limited) offers either a LiveSim (simulated, live data feed, withdrawable profits) or a Live account. LiveSim is an optional intermediary step and the partner firm may decide to give a Live account instead. A trader may hold up to 3 funded accounts, of which up to 3 can be LiveSim but only 1 can be Live. Drawdown also differs: LiveSim uses End of Day, Live uses Trailing.
You are paid on results in a simulator, not on trades placed in the market.
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“The LiveSim® is a simulated trading account where traders can continue to hone their skills in a simulated environment, while having the benefit of being able to withdraw their profit. The simulated environment is populated by a live data feed, and can be traded on using a wide variety of trading platforms. The LiveSim® is meant as an optional intermediary step for successful evaluation candidates, and is meant as a bridge between trading on a simulator and trading on a live account.”
What is the livesim
The evidence
everything above, with the wording it came fromCaps on a single payout
LiveSim accounts have a maximum withdrawal per account size: TCP 25 $1,750; TCP 50 $3,000; TCP 100 $6,000; TCP 150/200/400 N/A; Gauntlet Mini 50/100/150/200 all $5,000. No cap is published for Live accounts.
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“Account Size 50% Profit Split 80% Profit Split LiveSim Max Withdrawal TCP 25 Under $1,500 $1,500+ $1,750 TCP 50 Under $2,250 $2,250+ $3,000 TCP 100 Under $3,000 $3,000+ $6,000”
The rest of the terms
| Frequency | Weekly — processed every Wednesday, with requests emailed to the proprietary firm by 2:00 PM CT the preceding Friday |
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| Processing time | Weekly Wednesday batch; late requests may be delayed to the following week |
| Minimum | $100 |
| Methods | Rise, Deel, Bayzat, Direct crypto (select cases only) |
| Buffer | Applies |
| Live or simulated | Earn2Trade runs the evaluation only; on passing, a proprietary trading partner (such as Helios Trading Partners or Appius Trading Limited) offers either a LiveSim (simulated, live data feed, withdrawable profits) or a Live account. LiveSim is an optional intermediary step and the partner firm may decide to give a Live account instead. A trader may hold up to 3 funded accounts, of which up to 3 can be LiveSim but only 1 can be Live. Drawdown also differs: LiveSim uses End of Day, Live uses Trailing. |
| Verification | Accounts must be registered in the trader's legal name exactly as on their ID, cannot be under an LLC, and the name cannot be changed. Traders must be 18+. Non-US citizens complete a W-8BEN with their Foreign Tax Identifying Number; US traders receive a 1099. Rise/Deel onboarding carries its own verification. |
| Fee refund | Not published |
Every condition · 11
1No consistency rule on funded accounts. The 30% Maintain Consistency rule applies only during the TCP and Gauntlet Mini evaluation, not to LiveSim or Live — so profit distribution cannot block a funded payout. source
230% Maintain Consistency rule (evaluation stage only). During the evaluation no single day may account for 30% or more of total PnL; it does not fail the account but requires more trading to dilute the outsized day. source
3Progression ladder is a hard fail. Maximum position size rules apply on funded accounts and exceeding them ends the account. source
4Trade copiers strictly forbidden. Prohibited on both funded and evaluation accounts. source
5Prohibited assets. Forex, Bitcoin futures and Ether futures remain banned on funded accounts. source
6Flat by end of day, no overnight positions. All positions and working orders must be closed in the 3:50-5:00 PM CT window. source
7Daily loss limit and drawdown on funded accounts. LiveSim uses End of Day drawdown, Live uses Trailing, and the $200K/$400K TCP accounts use Fixed; a daily loss limit also applies. source
8$139 activation fee deducted from the first withdrawal (LiveSim, non-professional). The first withdrawal must be large enough to cover the minimum amount, the activation fee and the withdrawal fee. source
9Payouts unavailable in certain U.S. territories and in Haiti. Rise cannot pay traders in Iowa, Minnesota, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands or Haiti. source
10Withdrawal size determines the split. Withdrawing below the account threshold halves the split to 50%, so small frequent withdrawals cost materially more than larger ones. source
11Funded account limit. Maximum 3 funded accounts, of which only one may be a Live account. source
