FundedCore sells three prop trading programmes, each for a one-time fee: a one-step challenge called PRO, a two-step challenge called PRO 2.0, and Instant Funding Lite, which skips the evaluation. Its pages advertise funded accounts up to $100K and a profit split of up to 90%.
The firm says its accounts are simulated: "FundedCore provides simulated trading evaluations and educational services" and "Funded accounts are notionally funded." Traders pick one of three platforms at checkout; the rulebook names Match-Trader and DXtrade.
This review is based on the firm's homepage, rulebook, terms, about, compare and contact pages. We could read these pages only through a text-extraction tool, so we saw selected passages rather than complete pages. Where the text we could read did not tie a figure to a programme, we give the figure without the programme or leave it out. Where a detail is missing below, it is because we could not see it.
Everything in this review comes from FundedCore's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
|---|---|
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities, Metals, Crypto source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
All three programmes are paid for once. The rulebook says: "Every challenge is a single one-time payment. There are no monthly fees and no recurring costs." Prices are in US dollars.
The rulebook gives the price range: "from $35 for a $5,000 PRO 2.0 challenge up to $787.50 for a $100,000 PRO challenge." The homepage shows prices for account sizes up to $100K, each next to a higher crossed-out price, so current prices may be promotional.
Paid add-ons are offered on PRO and PRO 2.0. The homepage says "add-ons +15% each (PRO and PRO 2.0)". The rulebook names two of them: a 90% profit split add-on and a no-minimum-days add-on.
The terms say: "All evaluation fees are one-time and non-refundable unless otherwise required by applicable law." The firm also says charges appear on statements as Dashboardanalytix.com.
The firm's pages set out these rules per programme:
| Rule | PRO | PRO 2.0 | Instant Funding Lite |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 10% | 8% (Phase 1) / 5% (Phase 2) | No evaluation |
| Maximum drawdown | 6% static | 8% static | 5% trailing, then locks |
| Minimum trading days | 4 | 4 | Not stated on the pages we saw (no evaluation) |
| Consistency rule | Not stated on the pages we saw | Not stated on the pages we saw | Highest single-day profit no more than 25% of total profit |
| Time limit | Unlimited | Unlimited | No evaluation |
The homepage and rulebook show daily loss limits of 5% and 3%; the text we could read did not say which programme each applies to.
The daily loss limit resets at 5:00 PM EST. The homepage says it resets "on the higher of prior-day closing balance or equity."
On PRO and PRO 2.0 the maximum drawdown is a fixed percentage of the starting balance and does not trail profits. On Instant Funding Lite the rulebook says: "Maximum drawdown: 5%, trailing until it reaches the starting balance, then it locks."
A day counts towards the minimum only if you "Open and close at least one trade in a day". Four such days are required on PRO and PRO 2.0 unless you buy the no-minimum-days add-on. There is no time limit: "Every FundedCore evaluation has an unlimited trading period." The rulebook also says: "If no trading activity occurs for 30 consecutive days, the account is breached."
A hard breach is a violation of the daily loss limit, the maximum drawdown or the inactivity rule; on the homepage, "the evaluation is failed." The terms say such violations "will result in evaluation failure or revocation of the funded account." On a soft breach, "the offending trades are closed, and you continue trading your evaluation or funded account."
The rulebook says: "The base split is 80%, and the 90% split add-on can be purchased with PRO and PRO 2.0 challenges". The split is "applied at withdrawal", and the homepage says "The company share is withdrawn alongside yours."
Traders can "Request a withdrawal every 14 days from the trader dashboard", and the rulebook says "Processing takes 24–48 hours." The homepage gives first-payout conditions of "After 14 days funded" and "After 14 days + 3% buffer"; the text we could read did not say which programme each applies to.
The terms say FundedCore "may require you to complete identity verification (KYC) and anti-money-laundering (AML) checks" before processing payouts.
The rulebook says: "More than forty payouts have been processed since launch and none has been denied." The firm's pages also state: "Past payouts are not a guarantee of future results."
The rulebook says: "Accounts can be combined or run consecutively, and there is no limit to growth by compounding." The same page sets a "Maximum $1M in active evaluations and $1M in active funded accounts."
The homepage says: "Pick your platform at checkout. Conditions are identical across all three." The rulebook names two of them: "Match-Trader (web and mobile app) and DXtrade (web-based, no download)." The homepage also describes a platform offering "Desktop, web and mobile with advanced charting and depth of market." The text we could read did not give the third platform's name in the page's own wording.
The homepage lists forex, indices, metals, oil and crypto. The rulebook says: "Forex pairs, CFD indices, commodities, metals and cryptocurrencies, as listed on your trading platform."
| Market | Leverage (rulebook) |
|---|---|
| Forex and metals | Up to 50:1 |
| Indices | Up to 10:1 |
| Oil | Up to 5:1 |
| Cryptocurrencies | Up to 2:1 |
The rulebook also says: "Instant Funding Lite accounts run at 1:50."
The firm's pages state: "FundedCore provides simulated trading evaluations and educational services" and "Funded accounts are notionally funded." The terms add: "Nothing on this website constitutes investment advice, a solicitation to trade, or an offer of employment."
The about page says: "FundedCore is a London-based proprietary trading firm founded in 2025." The contact page lists a "Registered office" at 71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London WC2H 9JQ. The pages we saw refer to the business as FundedCore and did not show a company name or number beyond that.
The terms say: "The complete rulebook is published on the Rulebook page and forms part of these terms."
On countries, the rulebook says: "All countries except those on OFAC sanction lists, subject to legal and compliance requirements." We did not see a statement about US residents.
The rulebook says PRO 2.0 "has the lowest entry price and the lowest per-phase targets", with targets of 8% and 5% across two phases. PRO has one phase with a 10% target and a 6% static drawdown. Both have a 4-day minimum and no time limit.
Instant Funding Lite skips the evaluation, but has a 5% trailing drawdown and a 25% consistency rule.
Traders who trade around news releases should note the 3-minute window on each side of a news event. Traders who want 90% on PRO or PRO 2.0 need to buy the add-on.
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FundedCore offers one-step, two-step and instant programmes for a one-time fee, with no evaluation time limit and a static drawdown on PRO and PRO 2.0. The base profit split is 80%, with 90% on PRO and PRO 2.0 only through a paid add-on, and fees are non-refundable unless required by law. The firm says it was founded in 2025, so check the rulebook and the price at checkout before buying.
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Find My MatchNo. The rulebook says every challenge is a single one-time payment, with no monthly fees and no recurring costs. Fees are non-refundable unless required by applicable law.
The rulebook says the base split is 80%. A 90% split add-on can be bought with PRO and PRO 2.0 challenges.
No. The rulebook says every FundedCore evaluation has an unlimited trading period. Accounts with no trading activity for 30 consecutive days are breached.
Not within a set window. Opening a position within 3 minutes before or after a news event is prohibited.
You pick one of three platforms at checkout, and the homepage says conditions are identical across all three. The rulebook names Match-Trader and DXtrade.
The firm says it provides simulated trading evaluations and that funded accounts are notionally funded.