Elite Trader Funding at a glance
| Markets | Futures |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2022 |
| Headquarters | United States |
| Platforms | TradingView, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic, Tickblaze |
| Programs | 1-Step, Fast Track, Static, End of Day, Diamond Hands, Direct to Funded |
| Account sizes | $10K–$150K |
| Cheapest challenge | from about $57 (10K EOD Fast Track) |
| Billing | Monthly subscription (most plans) |
| Profit split | Up to 100% (80% on Live Elite) |
| Payouts | On demand, same-day approval; $100 minimum |
| Drawdown | Static, EOD or trailing depending on plan; no daily limit on several plans |
What we like
- Static-drawdown option (rare in futures)
- Very low entry price
- Six evaluation styles
Watch out for
- Auto-renewing billing
- High activation fees on some plans
- Lower Trustpilot score
Rules worth reading twice
- Each active day must reach 23% of the best day once funded
- Activation fees up to $307
- Overnight holding only on Diamond Hands
Who should pick Elite Trader Funding
Traders who want a static drawdown or a cheap small account. If those points don't match how you trade, compare it with the alternatives below before paying a challenge fee.
Before you buy: prop firms change prices and rules often, and run frequent sales. The figures above reflect Elite Trader Funding's published terms as of October 19, 2026. Always confirm on elitetraderfunding.com before you pay.
Sources: Elite Trader Funding official website; terms as compiled by public prop-firm trackers (e.g. PropFirmMap); Trustpilot.