The5ers vs Funding Pips

Prices, rules and payouts for The5ers and Funding Pips, side by side. Every fact comes from the firm's own website and links to the page it came from. Firm data checked: The5ers 8 October 2026; Funding Pips 9 October 2026.

Quick answer

  • Pick The5ers if you put transparency first (Transparency Index 66 vs 57).
  • Funding Pips: we found no verified advantage over the other firm on the points we track — compare the details below.
  • Either way: both list a top split of 100%; both support MetaTrader 5.

Side-by-side comparison

The5ers and Funding Pips compared
FeatureThe5ersFunding Pips
MyPropGenius rating3.3/52.8/5 (provisional)
Transparency Index66/100 · Good57/100 · Mixed
Entry price (USD)$19 (cheapest account, list price) source
Firm's wording: “Profit Target10%5%10% For ScalingCost$19”
No verified US-dollar list price
Highest profit splitUp to 100% (conditions apply — see the firm's wording) source source
Firm's wording: “The profit split starts at 50% and scales to 100%.”
Up to 100% (conditions apply — see the firm's wording) source source
Firm's wording: “80%, Monthly 100%, or On Demand 90%.”
Account types1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step source source1-Step, 2-Step, Instant funding source source
MarketsForex, Futures, Crypto, Indices, Commodities, Metals source sourceForex, Crypto, Indices, Commodities, Metals source
PlatformsMetaTrader 5, BlackArrow source sourceMetaTrader 5, Match-Trader, cTrader source
Maximum drawdown typeNot confirmedStatic source · Trailing (incl. end-of-day trailing) source — differs by account type
US tradersNot confirmedAccepted source
ScalpingNot confirmedNot confirmed
News tradingAllowed (at least one account type) sourceNot confirmed
EAs / trading botsAllowed (at least one account type) sourceAllowed (at least one account type) source
Weekend holdingAllowed (at least one account type) sourceNot confirmed
Evaluation time limitNo time limit (at least one account type) sourceNo time limit (at least one account type) source
Scaling planYes sourceYes source
Date checked8 October 20269 October 2026

How to read this: every value comes from the firm's own website and the "source" links go to the page it came from. "Not confirmed" means the firm's site did not clearly state it, or it applies only with conditions (for example a window around news releases or a paid add-on). "At least one account type" means the rule can differ between a firm's programmes — check the linked page for the account you want. The rating is the firm's Transparency Index score ÷ 20: it measures how openly a firm discloses its rules, prices, payouts and ownership, not how likely you are to pass or be paid.

About The5ers

  • The5ers sells simulated evaluations for CFD traders in three formats: a one-step Growth programme, a two-step High Stakes programme and a three-step Bootcamp. source
  • It also runs a futures programme on the BlackArrow platform. source
  • CFD trading is on MetaTrader 5. source
  • The highest profit split the firm advertises is 100%, but it is reached through the scaling plans. source
  • The website is operated by Five Percent Online Ltd, a company registered in the UK. source
  • The firm says it has operated "Since 2016" and claims "262K Pro Traders" and "171 Employees In 24 Countries". source
  • The firm states that all evaluation activity takes place in a simulated environment. source

From our The5ers review: each sentence links to the firm's own page it comes from (pages saved 7–8 October 2026).

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About Funding Pips

  • FundingPips offers five trading models: 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Flex, 2 Step Pro and Zero. source
  • Zero has no evaluation; 1 Step Flex has one evaluation phase; the three 2 Step models have two phases before the Master Account. source
  • Account sizes run from $5,000 to $200K, depending on the model. source
  • There is also a Free Trial and an invitation-only Prime Account. source
  • The firm says every account runs on simulated capital with real cash rewards. source
  • Its help centre names the operator as FundingPips Corp, a company incorporated in the Comoros Union. source
  • The homepage we saved describes the stages as "student", "practitioner" and "master" and shows fewer details than the help centre. source

From our Funding Pips review: each sentence links to the firm's own page it comes from (pages saved 7–9 October 2026).

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The5ers vs Funding Pips: FAQ

Which is cheaper, The5ers or Funding Pips?

The5ers's cheapest account is listed at $19 (list price). Funding Pips's site did not show a US-dollar list price we could verify. Figures checked on each firm's own website (8 October 2026 and 9 October 2026); prices change often, so confirm at checkout.

Which has the higher profit split, The5ers or Funding Pips?

The5ers lists up to 100%; Funding Pips lists up to 100%. These are the highest splits each firm says a trader can reach, which can depend on the account type or a scaling plan. Figures checked on each firm's own website (8 October 2026 and 9 October 2026).

Do The5ers and Funding Pips accept US traders?

The5ers's site did not confirm whether US traders are accepted. Funding Pips accepts US traders. Answers checked on each firm's own website (8 October 2026 and 9 October 2026); check the firm's current country list before you buy.

Which platforms do The5ers and Funding Pips support?

The5ers: MetaTrader 5, BlackArrow. Funding Pips: MetaTrader 5, Match-Trader, cTrader. From each firm's own website.

Which has the higher MyPropGenius rating?

The5ers has the higher MyPropGenius rating. The5ers: 3.3/5 (Transparency Index 66/100, Good). Funding Pips: 2.8/5 (provisional) (Transparency Index 57/100, Mixed). The rating measures how openly a firm discloses its rules, prices, payouts and ownership; it does not predict whether you will pass or be paid.

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