Alpha Futures vs Apex
End-of-day trailing only, or your choice of drawdown. Costs, payout caps and consistency rules side by side; Apex figures are unverified.
Every review and head-to-head on the site. Each one says plainly whether the firm has actually paid me.
End-of-day trailing only, or your choice of drawdown. Costs, payout caps and consistency rules side by side; Apex figures are unverified.
A cheaper, configurable firm against the established one with plainer rules. Fees, drawdown and payout conditions; E8 figures are unverified.
Easy to pass with a 30-day clock, or a monthly fee with no deadline. Plus which drawdown to pick.
Lucid has paid me; FundedNext Futures hasn't yet. Prices, payout caps, drawdown and daily loss limits side by side.
Same headline rules, different daily limits and payout caps. Lucid paid me instantly.
The benchmark vs the cheaper challenger with lower targets. FTMO paid me in 2–3 days.
Easiest to pass, but the payout rules and intraday drawdown are traps.
The steady, by-the-book choice with a long track record.
The forex benchmark, with a fixed 10% floor on the 2-Step. It has paid me.
Passes in 1–2 days, and my $2,000 max payout arrived in under a minute.
An easier, cheaper 2-Step than FTMO with static drawdown, but it hasn't paid me yet.
It has paid me ~$15K in 2–3 days per payout, but it carries real trust warnings.
End-of-day drawdown and a 90% split, but I haven't traded it and the payout complaints need reading first.
End-of-day drawdown in evaluation, but open losses count live and Live accounts trail. I haven't traded it.
Flexible rules, but I haven't traded it, Trustpilot shows no score, and payout caps need reading first.