Exclusive Markets runs a prop-trading evaluation called the Exclusive Funded Programme. Its programme page offers access to a funded account of up to $200,000 and a profit split of up to 80%. The Terms and Conditions describe two challenge types: ELITE, with one evaluation step, and PRO, with two. Trading takes place on simulated demo accounts with fictitious capital. The Terms name the operator as Exclusive Markets Ltd, a company incorporated in Seychelles.
This is a short review. The firm's site blocked our browser, so we relied on a text-fetch tool. That tool returned the programme page, an empty Buy Challenge page, an FAQ page without its answers, and only part of the Terms and Conditions. We could not see any prices, profit targets, drawdown limits, minimum trading days, payout timing or named trading platforms. We say so where it matters, rather than guess.
Everything in this review comes from Exclusive Markets' own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 80% source Firm's wording: “keep 80% of your profits!” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| US traders | Not accepted source |
The Terms list two challenge types. Our saved pages do not show account sizes, targets or limits for either one.
| Challenge | Evaluation steps | Price | Targets and drawdowns |
|---|---|---|---|
| ELITE | 1 | Not seen | Not seen |
| PRO | 2 | Not seen | Not seen |
The programme page says funded accounts go up to $200,000 and the profit split goes up to 80%. It does not say which challenge or account size these figures apply to.
We saved the Buy Challenge page, but the text we received contained no prices. The Terms say the challenge fee "varies according to the option selected" and that details of options and fees are on the website. They also say fees include all taxes, that the firm may change prices at any time without notice, and that discounts cannot be combined unless the firm says otherwise.
The account balance in a challenge is "a fictitious amount" that the trader chooses when selecting a challenge. According to the Terms, the website sets out each option's initial capital, leverage policy, minimum trading days and other evaluation criteria. None of these criteria appeared in the text we saved, so we cannot list profit targets, daily or maximum loss limits, minimum days or time limits.
The rules below come from the Terms and Conditions. The text we saved does not split them by ELITE or PRO.
The Terms also have a heading for grid trading, averaging and martingale-type strategies. The rule text under that heading was not in our saved copy, so we cannot say exactly what it allows or bans.
One rule says the maximum loss attributable to positions on a single instrument may not exceed 2.1% of account equity. Another passage refers to aggregated profit or loss from the same trading idea exceeding 3% of the initial account balance. The Terms also mention a 24-hour trading suspension with automatic closure of all positions. The saved text cuts these passages off, so we could not see which stage they apply to or exactly what triggers the suspension. Read this section of the Terms before you trade.
Copy trading of a strategy across multiple accounts is allowed, with a combined total account value of up to $300,000. The Terms recommend using no more than two devices per account.
We did not see a clear rule on news trading, weekend holding or scalping in our saved text.
On the funded account, the Terms say the trader receives "a real financial reward", and the amount depends on the success of the trades. Traders request "performance fee payouts (reward)" at the funded stage. We could not see the payout schedule, minimum payout, payout methods or processing times. We also did not see a scaling plan.
The undated version of the Terms gives a right to withdraw from the contract "within 14 (fourteen)" — our saved text stops there. They say the firm "will refund all fees received within 14 (fourteen) Business Days using the same payment method". They also say there is no refund, for example, if you stop using the services early. The undated version of the Terms also contains the capitalised line "NONREFUNDABLE, WITH NO PROVISION FOR FULL OR PARTIAL REFUNDS." Our saved text does not show which cases each passage covers, so check the full refund section before you buy.
The Terms refer to not activating a purchased programme within 30 calendar days. They also refer to no trading activity on the Demo Platform for 30 consecutive calendar days. A passage in the undated version of the Terms says that after 30 calendar days "access will be suspended with no right to claim refund". We could not see which of the two cases that passage belongs to.
The Terms say the firm gives access to "the selection of various demo trading platforms and tools for simulated trading". The text we saved does not name the platforms for the funded programme. They describe instruments "for simulated trading on all available financial markets". We did not see a list of instruments for the programme.
The Terms name Exclusive Markets Ltd, incorporated in Seychelles with Reg. No. 8423950-1, at Suite 18, Third Floor, Vairam Building, Providence, Mahé, Seychelles. The Terms say the company "operates under the regulatory oversight of the Seychelles Financial Services Authority" with authorisation number SD-031. The Privacy Notice gives the licence number as SD031. This oversight statement is about the company; the parts of the Terms we saved do not say the prop challenges themselves are a regulated product.
The Terms say any trading through the service "is not real" and that the funds for demo trading are fictitious. They describe the accounts as fully simulated, using real market quotes, with trades not executed in the real market. The Terms say traders featured are representative only and quoted performance is past performance in a simulated environment.
The Terms say the firm does not serve nationals or residents of restricted jurisdictions, which are published on the website. The general Exclusive Markets FAQ page says it does not provide services to residents of a list of countries that begins with Belarus, Canada and Cuba and ends with Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, South Sudan, Syria and the United States. Our saved copy of that list is incomplete in the middle, so there may be more countries on it. We did not see a separate list for the funded programme.
On what we could see, the programme may suit traders who want a choice between a one-step (ELITE) and a two-step (PRO) challenge, and who do not hedge or open new trades in the 30 minutes before market close. Anyone considering it should first check the prices, targets, drawdown limits and payout terms on the firm's own site, because we could not confirm any of them.
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Exclusive Markets offers a one-step ELITE and a two-step PRO challenge on simulated accounts, with a profit split of up to 80% and funded accounts of up to $200,000. Its Terms ban hedging and opening new trades or exposure in the 30 minutes before market closing, and set a 2.1%-of-equity loss limit per instrument (our copy did not show which stage it applies to). We could not see prices, targets, drawdowns or payout timing, so check those on the firm's site before buying.
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Find My MatchThe Terms list two: the ELITE challenge with one evaluation step and the PRO challenge with two.
The programme page says up to 80%. We did not see whether this differs by challenge or account size.
No. The Terms say "Hedging is strictly prohibited."
Yes. The Terms allow copying a strategy across multiple accounts with a combined total account value of up to $300,000.
No. The Terms describe fully simulated accounts and say the funds provided for demo trading are fictitious.
The general FAQ page lists the United States among countries whose residents Exclusive Markets does not serve.