Earn2Trade Review 2026

Earn2Trade is a futures prop firm. It says it funds traders to trade the futures markets with its capital once they pass an evaluation that shows they can manage risk. It sells two evaluation programmes: the Trader Career Path® (TCP), with $25K, $50K or $100K virtual accounts, and The Gauntlet Mini™, with virtual accounts from $50K to $200K. Both are subscriptions: the Terms say they renew automatically 30 days after the first purchase and billing continues until you cancel. The purchase page lists TCP prices per month. Only futures listed on CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT can be traded.

The firm's marketing figures are its own claims, which we have not verified. The homepage says it is "Trusted by 10,000+ traders" and marks "2016 – 2026 · Ten years of funding traders". Its exam disclaimer says 8.89% of candidates passed the TCP or Gauntlet Mini exams in 2025. The firm says this percentage is based on subscriptions passed against new subscriptions. Of those who passed either exam or progressed in the TCP, 5.23% traded a Live account and 94.77% traded a LiveSim® account. The same disclaimer says 18.04% of Live accounts and 18.20% of LiveSim accounts had at least one withdrawal in 2025.

Everything in this review comes from Earn2Trade's own web pages, saved on 7–8 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.

The Trader Career Path is aimed, in the firm's words, at traders "who want to start small and scale up". You choose a $25K, $50K or $100K virtual account and pass the evaluation to move to a funded trading account. From there the firm says you withdraw profits, hit milestones and upgrade to larger accounts, and that TCP traders can "Scale up to $400K with a fixed drawdown".

The Gauntlet Mini is described as "A straightforward path to your target account size". You choose a virtual account from $50K to $200K, and the funded account matches the evaluation size you chose.

The TCP prices are from the purchase page. We saved the site during a 10-year anniversary promotion. The homepage tiles showed the TCP "From $75" and the Gauntlet Mini "From $85". Our saved pages do not say whether the $75 figure is the $150 TCP25 price after an anniversary offer. Alongside the bundle, the purchase page also advertised a three-month discount on evaluations and resets, without saying how it is applied. Check the price at checkout.

The promotion included an Anniversary Bundle: three TCP25 evaluations plus three resets for $165, paid once, to be used by 30 October 2026. The site banner said the bundle offer ended on 10 October.

Billing and resets. The Terms say Gauntlet Mini and TCP subscriptions renew automatically 30 days after the first purchase, and billing continues until you cancel. TCP traders receive one free reset after every rebill. For the Gauntlet Mini, the rebill does not reset the evaluation; you can buy a reset in the dashboard. To stop renewal, you must cancel in the dashboard before the renewal date. After cancelling you lose access to your evaluation and SIM accounts and cannot reset the evaluation.

Refunds. The Terms say Earn2Trade does "not provide refunds after purchase". They also say data fees for each TCP or Gauntlet Mini account are paid to the CME and the data feed provider and cannot be refunded once paid. The firm charges a $25 fee per chargeback.

The only rule summary on our saved pages is for the TCP25 evaluation. The purchase page shows it with the anniversary bundle, which contains TCP25 accounts. We did not see the rules for the TCP50, TCP100 or any Gauntlet Mini size, so we do not list them.

The homepage says there are no minimum trading days: you are funded "as soon as you hit the profit target and 30% consistency rate". It also says you can trade through major news events "with no restrictions". The prohibited-conduct rules in the Terms still apply (see the next section).

The help centre has articles on how the daily loss is calculated, the "Maintain Consistency" rule, end-of-day drawdown, fixed and trailing drawdowns, and the Progression Ladder for each programme. We saved only the article titles, not the answers, so we do not describe those rules further.

Markets. Only futures listed on CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT may be traded. The firm says stocks, options, forex, cryptocurrency and CFDs are not permitted or available in its programmes or platforms.

Trade copiers. The Terms say you may not use trade copiers to pass multiple accounts. If you pass and are found to have done so, you receive only one account (LiveSim® or Live). You get no refund on the accounts where you used trade copiers. Trade copiers are also not allowed on Live or LiveSim accounts after you pass.

Prohibited conduct. The Terms list prohibited conduct that applies to the evaluations and to the LiveSim® and Live environments. It includes:

• strategies that take advantage of or generate platform errors, such as price display errors or delays in price updates;
• disruptive trading practices, including spoofing;
• executing an unrealistic number of contracts in a single day;
• collaborating to manipulate the trading environment, including trading between connected accounts or hedging or pooling risk among unrelated accounts;
• software, artificial intelligence or ultra-fast data entry that could manipulate the environment or give an unfair advantage;
• trading in a way that does not match actual practice in the relevant futures markets;
• bypassing geographical or other technical restrictions;
• trading on behalf of others or sharing incentives through a business arrangement.

The Terms say possible actions include a warning, deleting the trading data from the affected day, resetting the account, or closing it permanently.

Account ownership. Only the person who bought the subscription may access the evaluation account or trade on it. The name on the account cannot be changed, except for minor corrections such as typos, and the email address cannot be changed during or after the evaluation.

Profit split. We could not find the profit split on the pages we saved, so we do not state one.

Withdrawals. The homepage says you can withdraw weekly, from $100, with no additional performance targets required to withdraw. It does not say which programme or account type this applies to. The help centre lists payout updates for traders in certain U.S. states and territories and in Haiti; we did not capture those articles.

Fees once funded. The homepage says there is no recurring subscription fee once you are funded. It also says there is no upfront activation fee: the fee is deducted from profits on your first withdrawal. The amount is not given on our saved pages. The help centre has articles titled "What Costs Am I Responsible for Once I Become Funded with a Live/LiveSim® Account?" and "Why do I have to pay for the LiveSim® once I pass the exam?". We did not capture their answers, so we cannot say what funded-stage costs apply.

Live and LiveSim. The homepage says you may move directly to a live account after passing the evaluation. Its exam disclaimer shows that, of candidates who passed or progressed in 2025, 5.23% traded a Live account and 94.77% traded a LiveSim® account.

Scaling. For the TCP, the firm says you withdraw profits, hit milestones and upgrade to larger accounts, up to $400K with a fixed drawdown. The help centre has an article on the TCP growth plan, which we did not capture. For the Gauntlet Mini, the funded account matches the evaluation size you chose.

On the TCP purchase page you choose your market data, platform and account. The options shown were Rithmic, Finamark, R Trader Pro, BlackArrow, NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView. The TCP25 evaluation shown on the purchase page (in the anniversary bundle) lists free trading platforms and a free video library and study guides.

The help centre has setup guides for connecting Rithmic to Quantower, MotiveWave, Finamark, Overcharts, MultiCharts and Volfix. Others cover connecting Rithmic to Jigsaw Trading, ATAS and Bookmap, connecting to Sierra Chart, and connecting Tradovate to TradingView and to NinjaTrader®.

Tradeable products are futures only, listed on CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT.

The site footer gives the registered office as Earn2Trade LLC, 30 N Gould St STE 4000, Sheridan, WY 82801. Its Terms and Conditions are an agreement with Earn2Trade, LLC and are governed by Wyoming law. Disputes not settled by negotiation go to non-binding mediation, then to binding arbitration if mediation fails within 60 days, held in Austin, Texas.

The Terms state that E2T is not a broker-dealer and does not directly offer financial advice of its own. The customer support policy calls Earn2Trade "an online educational company". The help centre has an article titled "Are you Regulated/ Licensed?", which we did not capture.

Simulated evaluations. Evaluation accounts are virtual, and the firm describes its exams as "realistic simulations of trading in actual market conditions".

Eligibility. You must be at least 18. The Terms also exclude anyone convicted of a felony, disciplined by the National Futures Association or the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or with an outstanding balance with a trading firm.

Restricted countries. The Terms say some countries cannot get funding owing to sanctions or other reasons, and link to a list we did not capture. Users from a country newly added to the sanctioned list cannot continue or reset their evaluation, and the Terms say purchases or resets made from sanctioned countries are not refunded "starting from May 15".

Dormant accounts. An account left dormant for over 120 days is disabled, and can be reactivated on request.

Support. Support is offered by live chat on the website, email, WhatsApp and Telegram. The policy says the firm aims to respond within 2 business days. Enquiries may first be handled by AI systems, and customers can ask for a human agent.

The firm itself says neither the TCP nor the Gauntlet Mini exam is suggested for people with little trading experience.

On the pages we saved, Earn2Trade fits traders who want to trade CME, COMEX, NYMEX or CBOT futures and accept a subscription that renews automatically until cancelled. The TCP suits those who want to start from $25K and move up through milestones. The Gauntlet Mini suits those who want a funded account the same size as their evaluation, from $50K to $200K.

It does not suit traders who want forex, crypto, stocks, options or CFDs, which are not available. Traders who want to copy trades across several evaluation or funded accounts should note the trade-copier ban.

MyPropGenius Rating: 3.1/5 — its Transparency Index score of 62/100 ÷ 20, rounded down

The rating measures how openly Earn2Trade discloses its rules, pricing, payouts and ownership (our Transparency Index methodology). It does not measure how likely you are to pass or be paid.