Fundedbit Review 2026

Fundedbit says it is built specifically for crypto trading. Its FAQ says it runs three evaluation models: FastTrack, 1-Step and 2-Step. Account sizes are $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K and $100K. The FAQ says all challenges are traded on Bybit, and that instant funding is not available. The home page, by contrast, describes the firm as "offering instant funding".

The Terms say all trading occurs on demo accounts using simulated market data, and that no real capital is traded. They name Fundedbit L.L.C-FZ, a company registered in the United Arab Emirates, as the operator. The Terms also say evaluation rules are shown in the user dashboard and that dashboard rules take precedence over written descriptions. The firm's pages disagree on some details, including the profit split and payout methods; we note each case below.

Everything in this review comes from Fundedbit's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.

The FAQ describes FastTrack and 1-Step as single-step evaluations and splits the 2-Step evaluation into Phase 1 and Phase 2. After passing, the trader receives a funded account to trade crypto markets with simulated capital.

Prices

The Programs page lists a price for each 1-Step and 2-Step account size, with a lower limited-offer price shown alongside, and an activation fee for FastTrack that applies once you pass the challenge. Our saved copy does not show which price belongs to which account, so check the Programs page for current prices. We did not see whether the 1-Step and 2-Step fees are one-time or recurring.

How FastTrack is paid for

The Fast Track page says you can get access to the evaluation for $5 and do not pay the full fee until you pass. The Fast Track page shows "After passing: $59". The limited-offer wording names only the 1-Step and 2-Step challenges.

The figures below come from the FAQ, with the 2-Step maximum loss from the How It Works and Programs pages.

Targets and limits are based on the starting balance. The FAQ says daily loss limits are tracked in real time on live equity, including open positions, and reset at 12:15 AM UTC. Breaches are detected in real time, with no end-of-day grace.

On drawdown, the FAQ says maximum drawdown is either 6% trailing or 10% absolute, depending on the account type. The How It Works page's 2-phase example uses a 10% maximum loss. The Programs page calls the 10% limit a static drawdown and says the 6% limit is applied as a trailing drawdown. The trailing level follows the highest equity reached on the account and locks once the account balance reaches the initial balance plus the maximum loss amount.

The FAQ says the consistency rule applies to funded accounts only, not during the challenge. FastTrack caps a single day at 20% of total rewards and 1-Step at 40%, while 2-Step has no consistency cap.

The FAQ says leverage is fixed at 1:30, with a maximum exposure of 2% per trading pair. The Terms say the firm may nullify trades, reset accounts or adjust leverage without compensation. Accounts without at least one executed trade for 90 consecutive days may be terminated, according to the Terms.

The FAQ says Expert Advisors and automated trading systems are not permitted on any challenge (FastTrack, 1-Step, 2-Step). Other pages, including the Programs page and the Terms page, say you can use your preferred crypto strategies, including algorithmic systems, as long as they comply with your programme's risk management rules. The pages conflict; we have used the FAQ's more specific wording.

The FAQ says manual scalping and swing trading are allowed. It lists as prohibited: HFT, latency arbitrage, martingale, hedging between accounts, multi-account abuse, copy-trading and restricted news trading. It also says copy-trading, mirrored trading and multi-account coordination are prohibited across every challenge, and that hedging between accounts is not allowed.

The Terms list prohibited activity including high-frequency trading, latency arbitrage, data feed exploitation, hedging across multiple accounts, coordinated, mirrored or copy-trading, restricted-window news trading, account sharing or third-party trading, and multi-account abuse. We did not see the length of the news restriction window on the pages we saved.

The FAQ says positions can be held overnight and across weekends with no forced closure.

Profit split

The FAQ says the profit split is 100% on FastTrack and 80% on 1-Step and 2-Step accounts. The Fast Track page shows "100 % Profit Share" but also says "Keep 80% of the profits". We have used the FAQ. Several pages advertise "Up to 100% Profit Share", which on the FAQ's figures applies to FastTrack.

Payout timing and method

According to the FAQ, the first payout is available after 14 days on FastTrack, or 21 days on 1-Step and 2-Step. Approved payouts are processed within 24 hours and paid in USDT on-chain (TRC-20 or ERC-20), with no processing fees. The Fast Track page instead mentions payment partners "VISA, Mastercard, and even Crypto". We have used the FAQ's more specific wording.

The Terms describe a "zero denial payout policy" and say payouts will not be withheld unless certain conditions apply. The FAQ says payouts are honoured unless there is a rule breach, prohibited activity, account sharing or multi-account abuse. The Terms also say payouts are performance-based rewards, not profits derived from live financial markets.

Scaling

The FAQ says Fundedbit opens scaling opportunities as you demonstrate consistent profitability across its $5K to $100K tiers, and that core risk rules (daily loss, drawdown, consistency) stay unchanged when you scale. The home page says you can scale your account up to $300,000 in funding, while the FAQ refers to a simulated funded account with up to $100,000 in allocated capital. We did not see a written scaling plan with targets or steps.

The FAQ says all challenges are traded on Bybit. The firm describes Bybit integration as the core of its service.

Tradeable instruments are major crypto pairs, including BTC, ETH and other supported digital assets. The FAQ points to the firm's Symbols page for the full list. The firm says that because crypto markets operate 24/7, you can trade at any time, including weekends.

The Terms name Fundedbit L.L.C-FZ, a company registered in the United Arab Emirates, with License Number 2530279.01 and Formation Number 2530279. The registered address given is Meydan Grandstand, 6th Floor, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, U.A.E. The text shown across the site says Fundedbit does not act as a broker and does not accept deposits, and that it only provides simulated trading and educational tools for traders. The Terms say payments are settled via Odeonpay ALE S.R.L. ("Paysagi"), acting as Merchant of Record.

Refunds and cancellation

The FAQ says challenge fees are non-refundable, except where account credentials are not delivered within 24 hours. The Refund & Cancellation page says that once trading credentials have been delivered, all fees are strictly non-refundable, and that a customer may be eligible for a refund if credentials cannot be delivered within a reasonable time. The Terms say all evaluation purchases are final and non-refundable. The FAQ says challenges can be cancelled by contacting support via email; the Refund & Cancellation page says that on termination the customer loses access to all services.

Eligibility

The FAQ says anyone aged 18 or older can apply from most countries, and that some regions are restricted, with the full list in the Terms. We did not see that list on the pages we saved.

Fundedbit is for traders who trade crypto pairs on Bybit and want an evaluation with no time limit. Its fixed 1:30 leverage and 2% maximum exposure per pair mean position sizes are capped. Under the FAQ's rules it does not suit traders who rely on Expert Advisors or automated systems, copy trading or HFT. Traders who want the 100% split need the FastTrack programme, which pairs it with a 3% daily loss limit and a 20% best-day cap on the funded account.

MyPropGenius Rating: Not yet rated — no Transparency Index score yet

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