Funding Pips Review 2026

Last Updated: April 2026 MyPropGenius Rating: 4.4/5 Status: Active — Operating since 2022

Quick Facts

What Is Funding Pips?

FundingPips is one of the largest forex/CFD prop firms in the 2026 landscape — by Trustpilot review volume alone, the firm sits among the biggest names in the industry with 53,000+ reviews at 4.5/5. Founded in 2022 by CEO Khaled Ayesh, FundingPips operates as FundingPips Corp (incorporated in the Comoros Union) with registered headquarters at Bay View Tower in Business Bay, Dubai and a separate Cyprus registration (HE 450941). The firm reports 200+ employees and three ISO accreditations.

The headline numbers are substantial: $200M+ in total payouts per the firm's own reporting, with $180M+ verified across 127,000+ Payout Junction transactions (including a single payout exceeding $140,000). The 4.5/5 Trustpilot score with approximately 82% of reviews being 5-star places FundingPips firmly among the most-reviewed prop firms globally.

The product structure: four distinct challenge programmes (1-Step, 2-Step, 2-Step Pro, and FundingPips Zero for instant funding), tiered profit splits ranging from 60% (weekly cycle) up to 100% on the elite Hot Seat scaling tier, scaling to $2 million, and access to MT5, cTrader, and MatchTrader. The firm describes its trader progression as Student → Practitioner → Master.

The 4.4/5 MyPropGenius score reflects FundingPips' substantial documented payout volume and operational scale balanced against meaningful caveats: the funded-stage rules differ materially from evaluation rules (a documented source of negative reviews), the consistency rule (35% on On Demand / 15% on Zero) accounts for most "why is my payout delayed" complaints, the 1% Maximum Risk Limit creates a hard breach trigger most traders don't anticipate, the temporary 2024 Trustpilot suspension still surfaces in reputation discussions, and there's a documented April 2026 case of mid-trade account termination on a $300K merged account at a profitable trader. The firm pays at scale; reading every funded-stage rule before purchase is the most effective protection.

The Four Challenge Programmes

FundingPips offers four challenge models — three evaluation paths and one instant-funding option. The drawdown calculation type and the consistency rule on the funded stage are the most consequential differences.

1-Step Challenge

Single-phase evaluation. 10% profit target, 5% daily drawdown, 6% maximum static drawdown. Minimum 3 trading days, no time limit. Solid single-phase offering for confident traders. The 6% static maximum drawdown is meaningfully tighter than the 2-Step's 10% — your true backing on a $100K 1-Step account is $6,000 of room before stop-out.

2-Step Challenge (most popular)

Classic two-phase structure. Phase 1: 8% profit target. Phase 2: 5% profit target. 5% daily drawdown, 10% maximum static drawdown. Minimum 3 trading days per phase, no time limit. As of late 2025, FundingPips lets traders customize the Phase 1 profit target during checkout. The 10% static drawdown is the most generous in FundingPips' lineup — multiple independent reviewers cite this as the firm's best-value option. Static drawdown means the stop-out is locked at $90K on a $100K account regardless of profit growth.

2-Step Pro Challenge

Cheaper than the standard 2-Step but with tighter rules. 6%/6% profit targets, 3% daily drawdown, 6% maximum static drawdown. Minimum 1 trading day, no time limit. Funded stage offers weekly payouts at 80% split, OR daily payouts at 80% split with a 35% consistency requirement. The starting price ($29 for $5K) is the lowest in the FundingPips lineup, but the 6% maximum drawdown is meaningfully tighter than the regular 2-Step's 10%. Multiple independent reviews argue the regular 2-Step delivers significantly better value despite the higher entry price.

FundingPips Zero (Instant Funding)

Skip evaluation entirely with immediate access to a funded account. 3% safety cushion means the first 3% of profits cannot be withdrawn. 15% consistency score required to withdraw. Minimum 7 profitable days every 30 days required to keep the account active. Intraday equity-based trailing drawdown — the most restrictive max-loss type in the industry. The Zero challenge functions more like a 1-Step than a true instant funding product because of the safety cushion and active-day requirements. Most independent reviewers do not recommend Zero due to the trailing equity-based drawdown plus consistency rule plus activity requirement combination.

Profit Splits, Hot Seat Scaling & The Consistency Rule

Tiered profit split structure. FundingPips' split scales with payout cycle frequency on standard challenges:

• Weekly cycle: 60% split — fastest access, lowest percentage
• Bi-Weekly cycle: 80% split
• Monthly cycle: 90% split (with 35% consistency rule on standard On Demand)
• Hot Seat tier: 100% split — unlocked after 16 successful payable periods + 40% cumulative profit, with doubled initial balance and $2M capital access

This tiered structure is uncommon in the industry — most competitors offer a single split that doesn't scale with cycle choice. The trade-off is a meaningful one: fast cash now at 60% vs more retention via slower cycles.

Hot Seat scaling. The 100% split is genuinely achievable but requires sustained performance over many months. The 16-period requirement plus 40% cumulative profit is strict — most traders won't reach Hot Seat in their first year. Traders who do reach Hot Seat receive doubled balance and access up to $2M.

Payout cadence and processing. Trustpilot reviews consistently cite 24-hour processing on approved payouts. Some traders report 4 successful payouts each processed in under 24 hours. The firm promotes a "zero reward denial policy" — though this is undermined by documented 2026 cases of disputed account terminations (covered below).

The consistency rule: the most common payout-delay cause. FundingPips' consistency rule is the single most underestimated payout gate at the firm. 35% on standard Master On Demand (90% split monthly cycle); 15% on Zero every payout cycle. The rule doesn't block during trading — only at payout request. Miss the rule math and your payout holds indefinitely until the ratio clears.

One independent reviewer reported triggering the consistency rule once on an XAUUSD event day that concentrated approximately 45% of weekly profit. The fix: switch to Bi-Weekly cycle (no consistency rule) and the payout processed normally. Cycle selection is the most effective consistency-rule mitigation.

Account merging. FundingPips allows multiple concurrent accounts and account merging. Scaling plan calculations are always based on original account size, not merged totals. Maximum allocation is reportedly $300K per merged account.

Reported total payouts. $200M+ per FundingPips' own reporting; $180M+ verified via Payout Junction across 127K+ transactions, including a single payout exceeding $140K. By comparison, FTMO has documented $200M+ in payouts across a longer operating history. FundingPips is among the volume leaders in the category.

Documented payout disputes. A high-profile April 2026 Trustpilot review documents a profitable trader (with verified payouts at The5ers and FTMO) whose $300K merged FundingPips account was terminated mid-trade, with an open position closing forcibly at a moment of termination. The trader reported $18,822 realised profit with 67% win rate and 10.32 profit factor before termination. The firm's Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai jurisdictional structure makes consumer remedies difficult to pursue. This is not a typical experience but is well-documented and worth understanding before scaling to maximum allocations.

Drawdown Rules — Static, Trailing, and the 1% Risk Limit

FundingPips uses two distinct drawdown calculation types — static on the standard challenges and intraday equity-trailing on Zero. This distinction is the largest single factor in trader experience.

Static drawdown (1-Step, 2-Step, 2-Step Pro). Calculated from initial balance, does not trail peak equity. On a $100K 2-Step account with 10% maximum drawdown, the stop-out is locked at $90,000 regardless of profit growth. Early profits create genuine buffer — a trade that goes +$5,000 unrealised and pulls back to break-even hasn't tightened your floor.

Intraday equity-based trailing drawdown (Zero). The most restrictive drawdown model in the industry. Your loss limit follows your peak intraday equity in real time. A trade that's briefly profitable and reverses can permanently close the account if the trailing floor catches up. Combined with the 3% safety cushion (first 3% of profits cannot be withdrawn) and the 7-profitable-days-per-30-day requirement, Zero is structurally significantly harder than its "instant funding" branding implies.

1% Maximum Risk Limit (the underrated breach trigger). Across all programmes, FundingPips enforces a 1% Maximum Risk Limit: floating P&L (unrealised) cannot exceed -1% of account size at any point. If it falls below this threshold, the account is breached and closed. On a $100K account, that's $1,000 of unrealised loss as the hard stop — significantly tighter than the 5% daily drawdown most traders focus on. This rule catches traders who size aggressively after winning streaks.

Daily drawdown rules:

• 1-Step: 5% daily
• 2-Step: 5% daily
• 2-Step Pro: 3% daily — the tightest in the lineup
• Zero: trailing equity-based

Daily drawdown calculations are based on equity, not balance — a critical distinction multiple Trustpilot reviewers report misreading. Floating losses on open positions count toward the daily limit.

Floating losses count. Across all account types, drawdown calculations include unrealised losses on open positions. This is industry standard but worth confirming for traders moving from broker accounts where unrealised losses don't trigger margin actions until specific thresholds.

Trading Rules & The Funded-vs-Evaluation Differences

FundingPips' rule set is generally permissive on evaluation but tightens meaningfully at the funded stage. Reading the funded-stage terms carefully — not just the evaluation rules — is the most effective protection against payout disputes.

News trading. Restricted around high-impact news events on funded accounts. Verify the specific window (typically 5 minutes before/after) on FundingPips' help center for your specific programme.

Weekend and overnight holding. Restricted on standard challenges. Verify specific rules per programme.

Scalping. Allowed.

EAs and automated trading. Allowed across all programmes including bots and other trading automations. This is a major strength for quant-style traders.

The 1% Maximum Risk Limit. Floating P&L cannot exceed -1% of account size. Hard breach trigger across all programmes. The most common cause of unexpected breaches per multiple independent reviews.

Inactivity policy. 30 days without activity = breach across most challenges. Plan trading frequency accordingly. Plus 7 profitable days every 30 days specifically required on Zero accounts to keep them active.

Multiple concurrent accounts. Allowed. Account merging is allowed. Scaling calculations always use original account size, not merged totals.

Funded-vs-evaluation rule differences. Multiple Trustpilot reviews specifically cite traders being tripped up by news trading restrictions and consistency requirements that only kick in after funding. Evaluation rules and funded rules differ. Read the funded-stage rules carefully before passing the challenge.

Country availability. FundingPips actively markets in the UK, Australia, US, and globally. The corporate structure (Comoros Union + Dubai + Cyprus registrations) means dispute resolution defaults to Dubai courts. Consumer remedies in the Comoros Union, Dubai, or Cyprus are effectively inaccessible for individual retail customers in major markets like Australia, UK, or US. This jurisdictional structure is documented in negative Trustpilot reviews.

2024 Trustpilot suspension. FundingPips' Trustpilot account was temporarily suspended in 2024. The suspension has since been lifted but is documented in third-party reviews — bestpropfirms.com cites this as part of why the firm's overall trust score sits at 62/100 despite the high Trustpilot rating.

Customer support. 24/7 live chat with multilingual support. AI chatbot plus human escalation. Discord channel of 163,000+ members. WhatsApp support reportedly limited to higher-tier traders. Most reviews praise support speed; some traders report slow handling on payout disputes specifically.

KYC and verification. Mandatory after passing — ID/passport required. Approval typically processes within days but can be a friction point for traders who didn't anticipate the requirement.

Trustpilot Sentiment: The Honest Picture

4.5/5 Trustpilot rating from 53,000+ reviews — among the highest review volumes in the prop firm category. Approximately 82% of reviews are 5-star. The volume alone places FundingPips alongside FTMO and FundedNext as the most-reviewed firms globally. Trustpilot's classification is "Excellent."

What positive reviews praise:

• Payout reliability — multiple repeat-funded traders citing 4-5 successful payouts each processed in under 24 hours
• $200M+ total documented payouts ($180M+ Payout Junction verified across 127K+ transactions)
• The four-challenge variety covering different trader profiles (1-Step speed, 2-Step safety, 2-Step Pro daily payouts, Zero instant)
• Hot Seat scaling unlocking 100% profit split and up to $2M capital — rare among competitors
• Tiered profit split structure (60% Weekly → 100% Monthly) — uncommon flexibility
• Three platforms (MT5, MatchTrader, cTrader) — flexibility for most forex workflows
• Responsive 24/7 support including AI chatbot plus human escalation
• Active 163K+ member Discord community
• Customizable Phase 1 profit target on the 2-Step at checkout
• Account merging and multiple concurrent accounts permitted

What negative reviews complain about:

• The consistency rule (35% On Demand / 15% Zero) catching traders unaware at payout time — single biggest source of "why is my payout delayed" complaints
• The 1% Maximum Risk Limit creating hard breaches that traders didn't anticipate
• Funded-stage rules differing from evaluation rules — news restrictions and consistency only kicking in after funding
• The Zero programme's intraday equity-trailing drawdown plus 3% safety cushion plus 7-profitable-days-per-30-day rule combination making "instant funding" much harder than branded
• April 2026 documented case of $300K merged account terminated mid-trade with mid-flight position closure and ~$30K profit forfeited (trader had verified clean track records at The5ers and FTMO)
• Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai corporate structure making consumer remedies inaccessible for retail customers in the UK, Australia, US
• The temporary 2024 Trustpilot suspension still referenced in independent reviews as a trust signal
• Spread transparency — bestpropfirms.com scored FundingPips 4/10 for spreads transparency
• Slippage and rule inconsistencies reported by some traders
• 30-day inactivity rule breaching accounts that go a full month without a trade

The honest read: FundingPips is structurally one of the largest and most-reviewed prop firms in the category. The documented payout volume is real and substantial. The friction concentrates in three specific areas: the consistency rule mechanic that traders consistently misunderstand at payout time, the funded-vs-evaluation rule differences, and the documented 2026 termination case showing that even at the largest scale, mid-trade terminations can occur. Read all rules — funded-stage and evaluation — carefully before purchase, and don't scale to maximum merged-account allocations without accepting the documented termination risk pattern.

How Funding Pips Stacks Up Against Competitors

Where FundingPips wins: Among the largest documented payout volumes in the category ($180M+ Payout Junction verified), highest review volume on Trustpilot (53K+), four distinct evaluation paths covering different trader profiles, tiered profit split structure (60% Weekly → 100% Hot Seat) with customizable cycle selection, Hot Seat scaling reaching 100% split and $2M capital, account merging permitted, and competitive entry pricing ($29 on 2-Step Pro $5K).

Where FundingPips loses: The 1% Maximum Risk Limit creates a hard breach trigger most competitors don't have, the consistency rule (35% On Demand / 15% Zero) is a documented payout-delay source, funded-stage rules differ meaningfully from evaluation rules, the Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai corporate structure limits consumer remedies, the temporary 2024 Trustpilot suspension and April 2026 documented termination case create reputation friction, and the spread transparency scored 4/10 in independent reviews.

Pros

• $200M+ in documented total payouts ($180M+ verified via Payout Junction across 127K+ transactions)
• 4.5/5 Trustpilot from 53,000+ reviews — among the highest review volumes in the prop firm category
• Four distinct evaluation paths — 1-Step (speed), 2-Step (safety), 2-Step Pro (daily payouts), Zero (instant funding)
• Static drawdown on 1-Step, 2-Step, and 2-Step Pro — meaningfully easier to manage than trailing models
• Tiered profit split structure — 60% Weekly / 80% Bi-Weekly / 90% Monthly / 100% Hot Seat
• Hot Seat scaling tier unlocks 100% profit split and up to $2M capital — genuinely rare in the industry
• Customizable Phase 1 profit target on 2-Step at checkout
• $29 entry on 2-Step Pro $5K — among the cheapest credible CFD entries available
• Account merging permitted with original-size scaling math
• Multiple concurrent accounts allowed
• EAs and automation permitted across all programmes
• 200+ employees with three ISO accreditations
• 163,000+ Discord members with active engagement
• 24-hour payout processing reported consistently across positive Trustpilot reviews
• Customizable payout cycle trades split percentage for cash speed (60% weekly vs 90% monthly)

Cons

• 1% Maximum Risk Limit creates a hard breach trigger most competitors don't have — floating P&L exceeding -1% breaches the account
• Consistency rule (35% On Demand / 15% Zero) is the single biggest payout-delay source per documented Trustpilot complaints
• Funded-stage rules differ meaningfully from evaluation rules — news restrictions and consistency only kick in after funding
• FundingPips Zero combines intraday equity-trailing drawdown + 3% safety cushion + 7-profitable-days-per-30-day rule making it structurally much harder than 'instant funding' branding implies
• April 2026 documented termination case — profitable trader with verified track records at The5ers and FTMO had $300K merged account terminated mid-trade with ~$30K profit forfeited
• Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai corporate structure limits consumer remedies for retail customers in UK, Australia, US
• Temporary 2024 Trustpilot suspension still surfaces in independent reviews as a trust signal
• Spread transparency scored 4/10 in independent reviews
• Hot Seat scaling requires 16 successful payable periods + 40% cumulative profit — most traders won't reach this milestone in their first year
• 30-day inactivity rule breaches accounts that go a full month without a trade
• No MT4 support — MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader only
• Forex/CFD only — no futures, no stock CFDs
• The 60% weekly split is meaningfully below industry default — fast cash trade-off costs
• News trading restricted on funded across most programmes

Who Should Use Funding Pips?

FundingPips is the right pick for traders who value documented payout scale and want flexibility across multiple evaluation paths and payout cycles. Specifically:

• Traders who specifically value payout volume as a trust signal — $180M+ Payout Junction verified is among the highest in the industry
• Disciplined traders building toward Hot Seat scaling — the 100% split and $2M capital are genuine end-state targets
• Traders comfortable with static drawdown — 1-Step, 2-Step, and 2-Step Pro all offer this
• Algo and EA traders — full automation permitted across all programmes
• Traders who want customizable payout cycles — 60% weekly vs 90% monthly trade-off lets you optimize for cash speed or retention
• Multi-account stackers — account merging permitted with original-size scaling math
• Traders who specifically want a 2-Step with customizable Phase 1 target
• Beginner-budget traders using the 2-Step Pro $29 entry as a low-cost first attempt
• Traders who can manage to the 1% Maximum Risk Limit rather than being caught by it
• Traders with strategies that distribute profits evenly across days — the 35% / 15% consistency rules don't punish naturally consistent profit patterns

Who Should Avoid Funding Pips?

FundingPips is the wrong pick for traders running concentrated profit strategies, those requiring jurisdictional consumer protections, or aggressive Instant Funding traders. Specifically:

• Traders running concentrated-day profit strategies — the 35% On Demand / 15% Zero consistency rules will delay payouts whenever single days dominate the cycle
• Aggressive Instant Funding traders — the FundingPips Zero combines intraday equity-trailing drawdown + 3% safety cushion + 7-profitable-days-per-30-day rule that most independent reviewers do not recommend
• Traders running event-driven news strategies on funded accounts — news trading is restricted post-funding
• Traders requiring jurisdictional consumer protections — the Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai structure means dispute resolution defaults to Dubai courts
• Swing or position traders requiring weekend holding — restricted across most programmes
• Traders who size positions aggressively after winning streaks — the 1% Maximum Risk Limit will breach accounts that exceed -1% floating P&L
• MT4 traders — FundingPips supports MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader only
• Futures or stock traders — FundingPips is forex/CFD only
• Traders who plan to scale to maximum merged-account allocations — the documented April 2026 $300K termination case shows that maximum-allocation positions carry termination risk that smaller positions don't
• Very low-frequency strategy traders — the 30-day inactivity rule plus the 7-profitable-days-per-30-day rule on Zero are stricter than competitors with 60-90 day windows

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FundingPips legit? Yes. FundingPips operates as FundingPips Corp (Comoros Union) with registered headquarters in Dubai, UAE and a Cyprus registration (HE 450941). The firm has documented $200M+ in total payouts ($180M+ verified via Payout Junction across 127,000+ transactions) and holds 4.5/5 on Trustpilot from 53,000+ reviews with approximately 82% of reviews being 5-star. The firm is among the largest in the prop firm category by both review volume and documented payout scale.

What is the 1% Maximum Risk Limit? FundingPips enforces a 1% Maximum Risk Limit across all programmes — floating P&L (unrealised) cannot exceed -1% of account size at any point. If it does, the account is breached and closed. On a $100K account, that's $1,000 of unrealised loss as the hard stop — significantly tighter than the 5% daily drawdown most traders focus on. This rule catches traders who size aggressively after winning streaks. It's documented in FundingPips' help center but not prominently displayed in marketing.

What's the catch with FundingPips Zero? Despite the 'instant funding' branding, Zero combines three structural restrictions that make it harder than evaluation challenges: (1) 3% safety cushion meaning the first 3% of profits cannot be withdrawn, (2) 15% consistency rule on every payout, (3) intraday equity-based trailing drawdown — the most restrictive max-loss type in the industry, and (4) 7 profitable days every 30 days required to keep the account active. Most independent reviewers do not recommend Zero — the regular 1-Step or 2-Step is structurally easier.

How does the consistency rule work? FundingPips' consistency rule is calibrated by programme: 35% on standard On Demand (90% split monthly cycle); 15% on Zero on every payout. The rule doesn't block trading — only payout requests. If your single best day exceeded the cap percentage of total cycle profits, the payout holds until the ratio clears. The most effective mitigation is cycle selection: switching to Bi-Weekly (no consistency rule) or Weekly cycles avoids the rule entirely — at the cost of a lower split percentage. This rule accounts for most 'why is my payout delayed' Trustpilot complaints.

How does the tiered profit split work? FundingPips offers tiered profit splits based on payout cycle: 60% on Weekly cycles, 80% on Bi-Weekly, 90% on Monthly cycles (with the 35% consistency rule), and 100% only on the Hot Seat scaling tier. This is uncommon — most competitors offer a single split. The trade-off: faster cash means lower percentage retention. Hot Seat (100%) requires 16 successful payable periods plus 40% cumulative profit and unlocks doubled balance plus $2M capital.

What was the 2024 Trustpilot suspension? FundingPips' Trustpilot account was temporarily suspended in 2024 (since restored). The suspension is documented in third-party reviews as a contributing factor to FundingPips' 62/100 trust score on bestpropfirms.com despite the high Trustpilot rating. The temporary suspension typically reflects review-pattern concerns or a guideline review by Trustpilot. The current Trustpilot account is active with 53K+ reviews.

How does FundingPips compare to FTMO? FTMO offers a longer track record (a decade vs FundingPips' 4 years), a slightly higher Trustpilot rating (4.8 vs 4.5), simpler rule sets (no 1% Maximum Risk Limit, no consistency rule as a hard requirement), and EU regulatory transparency. FundingPips offers more evaluation variety (4 paths vs FTMO's 1-Step or 2-Step), tiered split flexibility (60-100% vs FTMO's 80-90% fixed), Hot Seat scaling to 100% split and $2M capital, lower entry pricing ($29 vs FTMO's $89 minimum), and customizable Phase 1 targets. Choose FTMO for proven longevity and rule simplicity; choose FundingPips for product variety and scaling potential.

Are FundingPips fees refundable? Yes — FundingPips refunds the evaluation fee at the first payout once a trader has passed the challenge and reached the funded payout stage. Verify the specific refund mechanic for your chosen programme on the firm's site, particularly for Zero accounts where the refund mechanic differs.

What's the inactivity rule? 30 days without trading activity = breach across most programmes. Plus, FundingPips Zero specifically requires 7 profitable days every 30 days to keep the account active — meaning Zero accounts can breach for inactivity even with sporadic trades. Plan trading frequency to ensure you don't go a full month without activity, particularly on smaller accounts.

Final Verdict

FundingPips is one of the largest forex/CFD prop firms in the 2026 landscape with documented payout volume that places it alongside the category leaders. The 53,000+ Trustpilot reviews at 4.5/5, the $200M+ in total payouts ($180M+ Payout Junction verified across 127K+ transactions), the four-challenge evaluation variety, and the Hot Seat scaling tier reaching 100% split and $2M capital are all genuine differentiators that smaller competitors can't match.

The honest concessions are concentrated in four areas. The 1% Maximum Risk Limit creates a hard breach trigger that most competitors don't have — and most traders don't anticipate. The consistency rule (35% On Demand / 15% Zero) accounts for most "why is my payout delayed" complaints and is the largest single source of negative reviews. The funded-stage rules differ meaningfully from evaluation rules, particularly around news trading restrictions and consistency requirements that only kick in after funding. The Comoros/Cyprus/Dubai corporate structure limits consumer remedies for retail customers in major markets — combined with the documented April 2026 termination case (profitable trader with verified payout history at The5ers and FTMO had a $300K merged account terminated mid-trade), this is a real consideration for traders scaling to maximum allocations.

Bottom line: FundingPips is the right pick for disciplined CFD traders who value documented payout scale and want flexibility across multiple evaluation paths and payout cycles. The 4.4/5 MyPropGenius score reflects honestly: a structurally credible firm with documented payout volume placing it among the category leaders, balanced against the rule complexity (1% MRL, consistency rule, funded-vs-evaluation rule differences) and the documented termination risk pattern at maximum allocations. If you trade clean, distribute profits evenly across days, choose the right cycle for your strategy (Bi-Weekly avoids the consistency rule), and don't scale to maximum merged-account allocations, FundingPips' combination of payout scale and product variety is hard to match elsewhere.

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