The5ers has funded forex traders since 2016 and offers three routes to a funded account: a one-step Growth challenge, a two-step High Stakes challenge, and a three-step Bootcamp where a small entry fee is followed by the balance once you pass. All are bought once rather than by subscription, and none has a time limit. What ends an account is the maximum loss — 10% of the starting balance on High Stakes, 5% during Bootcamp’s stages. Funded traders can request a first payout 14 days after activation and every two weeks after that, keeping 75% to 100% depending on program and scaling. Expect stage targets of 6% to 10% and a three-profitable-day minimum on most plans. Compare it with other forex prop firms.
Prices are one-time evaluation fees, not subscriptions. Profit targets, minimum profitable days and loss limits must all be met before an account is funded. Funded accounts allow a first payout 14 days after activation and every 2 weeks after that; the 14-day cycle restarts each time an account is scaled. Summary only — the firm’s full rules apply.
The5ers, funding traders since 2016, since 2025 also runs its futures program in two styles: Day Trade, where positions close before the bell, and Swing, which permits overnight holding inside a smaller position limit but nothing over the weekend. Both use a single evaluation across four account sizes, bought once with no monthly fee and no activation charge on passing. What ends an account is the 4% maximum loss, measured at the end of each day. Passing needs 6% profit with no single position exceeding 40% of the total. Funded accounts pay out once they are 14 days old and 4% in profit, split 80/20, and the entry fee is refunded in full on the third payout. Compare it with other futures prop firms.
Prices are one-time evaluation fees with no monthly charge, and there is no activation fee on passing. The profit target, consistency rule and end-of-day loss limit must all be met before an account is funded. A payout needs a funded account that is at least 14 days old and 4% or more in profit from its initial balance. Swing prices are listed by the firm as a seasonal Summer Plan. Summary only — the firm’s full rules apply.