Forexive sells four types of account: 1-Step and 2-Step evaluations from $5K to $200K, Instant accounts from $1K to $10K with no evaluation, and an Access model where you pay $10 up front and settle the rest after passing. The site says Forexive “only provides services of simulated trading and educational tools for traders”. Its Terms say trading through the services is not real and the funds for demo trading are fictitious.
The firm advertises reward withdrawals in 24 hours, a static drawdown and a reward of up to 95%. Its rewards page also shows a “100% Maximum profit split”; at checkout, a 100% split is sold as a paid add-on for 1-Step and 2-Step accounts. Trading is on MetaTrader 5. The Terms name the operator as FOREXIVE LTD, with a registered office in London.
Everything in this review comes from Forexive's 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 95% source Firm's wording: “Keep up to 95% of what you earn” |
|---|---|
| Cheapest account | $15 (list price) source |
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities source |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 5 source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type | Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) |
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The table shows the fees listed at checkout. The rules are those shown for the $5K account ($1K for Instant) on the checkout pages and the homepage pricing table; we did not capture the rules for every size.
| Programme | Sizes and fees | Profit target | Daily drawdown | Maximum loss | Min. trading days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step | $5K $39 · $10K $59 · $25K $109 · $50K $209 · $100K $319 · $200K $599 | 10% (Phase 1) | 3% (Phase 1 and funded) | 6% (Phase 1 and funded) | 3 (Phase 1 and funded) |
| 2-Step | $5K $29 · $10K $49 · $25K $99 · $50K $189 · $100K $299 · $200K $549 | 8% (Phase 1), 4% (Phase 2) | 5% (all stages) | 12% (all stages) | 3 (each stage) |
| Instant | $1K $15 · $2.5K $29 · $5K $55 · $10K $79 | None (no evaluation) | 2% | 3% | 7 |
| Access 1-Step | $10 today for every size from $5K to $200K; $89 at the funded phase for $5K | 3% (Phase 1) | 5% (Phase 1), 3% (funded) | 10% (Phase 1), 6% (funded) | 1 (Phase 1) |
The homepage FAQ says the 1-phase and 2-phase assessments “carry a one time charge” and that the firm does “not charge any recurring fees”. At checkout, a commission fee and a network fee were added: the $5K 1-Step at $39.00 showed a total of $39.62. The checkout subtotal was marked “ex. VAT”, while the Terms say “Service charges are inclusive of all taxes.”
The site sums up Access as “Pay $10. Hit 3%. Pass in one day. Settle the rest after you pass.” For the $5K Access 1-Step, the checkout showed “Pay today $10.00” and “Pay at funded phase $89.00”. We did not capture the amount due after passing for other sizes. The Access checkout also offers a 1-Step or 2-Step model; we captured the 1-Step details only.
The 1-Step and 2-Step checkouts showed four optional add-ons, each priced as a percentage on top of the fee:
Forexive describes its drawdown as static. The homepage lists “Static Drawdown” among its features, and the rewards page says trading is checked “against the rules — static drawdown, no surprises”. The homepage advertises “a leverage of up to 1:100” and spreads “starting from 0.0 pips”.
For Instant accounts, the help centre lists articles titled “Consistency Score Instant”, “Maximum Loss Per Trade Instant Funding” and “How many trades am I allowed to have open at the same time on Instant Funding”. We could not see the text of these articles, so we cannot say what the limits are.
The Terms refer to the evaluation stages as the “FOREXIVEChallenge” and the “Verification”. A Challenge is activated by opening the first demo trade; if it is not activated within 15 calendar days, access is suspended; you can ask for it to be renewed within 6 months, after which the service ends with no refund. The Terms also say the contract ends automatically if no demo trade is opened for 15 consecutive days during the Challenge or Verification.
The Terms list “Forbidden Trading Practices” for demo trading. They include:
The Terms also require market-standard risk management. As examples of breaches, they name opening substantially larger position sizes, or a substantially smaller or larger number of positions, compared with your other trades. The firm reserves the right to decide at its own discretion what counts as a forbidden practice.
Consequences listed in the Terms include treating the Challenge or Verification as failed, removing the trades from your trading history, cancelling all services, or reducing leverage to 1:5 on any or all of your accounts.
The homepage pricing table lists reward cycles for each programme:
We could not see a page that explains how a trader moves between these cycles.
The homepage says “Payouts Within 24H”. The rewards page says you can “request payouts on demand, and get them processed within a day”. At checkout, however, 1-Step and 2-Step accounts offer “On Demand Reward” as a paid add-on.
On the challenge fee, the homepage FAQ says it “will also be reimbursed to you with your first payout on request”. A help-centre article says the fee is refundable with the first payout “once you successfully pass all your phases”, plus an extra 20% of the fee, “making it a total of 120% of the challenge fee”. The Terms say there is no refund if you cancel, fail the Challenge or Verification, or break the Terms. The help centre has separate refund articles for Instant and Access accounts; we could not see them.
A help-centre article describes a Scale-Up plan: “Account growth takes place over a 3-month cycle and 40% increase to your balance every time, up to a maximum 2 million.” The requirements are at least 8% profit within the 3-month cycle and an account in profit for the last trading cycle. The article does not say which programmes it covers.
The homepage says “Up to $400K Simulated Accounts” and that you can “Grow your account up to $2M in simulated capital as you prove consistent performance”. The largest single account on sale is $200K.
The help centre lists MetaTrader 5 as the available platform. The homepage shows Match-Trader and cTrader as “Coming Soon”. The instruments article says you can trade all instruments available on the platform, “including: Forex Currencies Indices Commodities”.
The checkout offered payment through NOWPayments (crypto, such as BTC, ETH and LTC) and by credit or debit card. The contact page offers support by live chat, WhatsApp and dashboard tickets, “available 24/7”, and by email at support@forexive.com.
The Terms name the operator as FOREXIVE LTD, “with its registered office at 3rd Floor, 86-90, Paul Street, London EC2A 4NE”, identification no. 15746920. The site footer gives the same company number. The homepage says “Since 2024”.
The site footer says Forexive companies “do not act as a broker and do not accept any deposits”. The Terms say none of the services can be considered investment services.
According to the Terms, a trader who passes both the Challenge and the Verification “may be offered a contract by a third-party company” to join the FOREXIVETrader Program, and FOREXIVE LTD is “in no way involved” with that agreement. The Terms add that being recommended as a candidate does not guarantee acceptance.
The services are only for people over 18. The Terms say they are not provided to people of the nationality of, or residing in, “Restricted Jurisdictions” published on the website; we did not capture that list. A consumer may withdraw within 14 days, but the right is lost once you start demo trading. The firm may change fees and parameters at any time; the Terms say changes do not affect services bought before the change is notified.
Forexive may suit traders who want a low-cost start on MetaTrader 5: Instant accounts start at $15 and the Access model asks for $10 up front. The 2-Step allows a 12% maximum loss with 8% and 4% targets, while the 1-Step uses a 3% daily and 6% maximum loss with a single 10% target.
It is less suited to traders who want every rule published before buying, as several Instant and Access rules sit in help articles we could not see. Traders who open positions around scheduled news shortly before a market close should read the gap-trading ban in the Terms.
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Forexive offers four account types with low entry fees, MetaTrader 5 and a drawdown it describes as static. Its Terms describe simulated trading, with any funded contract offered by a third-party company, and some programme rules sit in help articles we could not see. Read the Instant and Access rules and the Terms before buying.
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Find My MatchNo. Its Terms say trading through the services is not real and the funds for demo trading are fictitious. A trader who passes the Challenge and Verification may be offered a contract by a third-party company.
The Instant $1K account at $15. The Access model costs $10 up front, with the rest due at the funded phase ($89 for the $5K Access 1-Step).
The homepage lists reward cycles of 80%, 85% and 95% on 1-Step, 2-Step and Access, and 70% then 80% on Instant. A 100% split is sold as a paid add-on for 1-Step and 2-Step.
MetaTrader 5. The homepage shows Match-Trader and cTrader as coming soon.
A general help-centre article says the fee is refunded with the first payout once you pass all phases, plus an extra 20%; Instant and Access have separate refund articles we could not see. The Terms say there is no refund if you cancel, fail or break the Terms.
Yes. Its Scale-Up plan adds 40% to the balance every 3-month cycle, up to 2 million, if you make at least 8% in the cycle and are in profit for the last cycle.