FuturesElite sells futures evaluations and Instant accounts that skip the evaluation, and its menu also lists Elite Packs, which our copies do not describe. It also runs trading tournaments. Its pages say the accounts used for its services are demo accounts intended for practice purposes only, and its terms say all trading takes place in virtual or demo-based simulations using fictitious capital.
The site footer says FuturesElite.com is owned and operated by Quantum SRL, Corso G. Matteotti 61, Latina 04100. The About page says the firm has been operating in the market for over a year.
This review uses only FuturesElite's own website. Our copies of its pages are short extracts, and we could not read its FAQ, rules or payouts pages. Evaluation profit targets, clear account prices and the payout schedule are therefore missing from this review. We say where.
Everything in this review comes from FuturesElite's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
The site's menu lists Evaluation Account, Instant Account and Elite Packs. The terms say Instant Account programmes allow users to bypass the evaluation phase, and that users who complete the Evaluation and verification may be offered an Elite Account. The homepage also mentions 150K Prime accounts, and the evaluation page links to Custom Account options; our copies do not describe either.
Prices. The terms say fees for programmes are listed on the website, and that subscriptions are available on a recurring basis, typically for 30 days unless otherwise stated. We could not see a list price for any evaluation or Instant account in our copies.
The evaluation page describes a Reset Button that lets you restart your challenge, and says resetting does not change your subscription cycle. It also says "Fixed prices apply based on your challenge type" and lists the figures below. Our copy does not show clearly whether these are reset prices or account prices, so we do not treat them as account prices.
| Challenge type | Starter | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| 50K | $49 | $99 |
| 100K | $99 | $159 |
| 150K | $129 | $239 |
Bundles. The homepage says "Buy more than one account, save on every one" and that the bigger the bundle, the bigger the discount. It says traders can stack accounts through bundle discounts and unlock up to $1.5M in capital on day one, with the example of 10 × 150K Prime accounts. Check the final price at checkout.
Activation fees. The homepage says there are zero activation fees: "Not on Elite, not on Prime, not on Instant."
Refunds. The terms say refunds are available only to users who have not engaged in any trading activity, and must be requested by email to support@futureselite.com within 14 days of purchase. Approved refunds are the paid amount minus a $75.00 USD non-recoverable technology and market data fee. Fees are non-refundable once trading activity has started on the account, and refunds are not issued because of technical malfunctions of third-party platforms.
The terms also say you must have prior trading experience before purchasing a Challenge.
The terms say daily loss limits and trailing drawdown limits apply as specified for each programme, and that payout conditions such as minimum trading days, consistency rules and maximum payout amounts are specific to each programme. The table summarises what our copies show.
| Rule | Evaluation Account | Instant Account |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation | Profit target required; figure not shown in our copy | No evaluation |
| Daily loss | Page says to avoid daily and total drawdown; limit not shown in our copy | No daily loss limit |
| Maximum drawdown | End of Day (EOD) trailing | 5% of current balance, EOD trailing |
| Consistency | Page says no consistency rules (see below) | No more than 20% of total profits in a single trading session |
| News trading | Not stated in our copy | Instant page: allowed during FOMC, CPI and NFP; see terms on gap trading |
The evaluation page describes a Maximum End of Day (EOD) Trailing Drawdown. It says the drawdown does not decrease intraday, and that the trailing EOD drawdown will stop and lock at the initial balance of the challenge; our copy does not show the condition for this. If the limit is breached, positions are liquidated and trading stops for that phase. The page's worked examples use a $50K account with a 6% trailing drawdown and a $100K account with a 3% trailing drawdown; our copy does not show whether these are the actual limits for those account sizes.
The page is inconsistent on trading days. It lists "Complete the Minimum Trading Days" as a step and refers to "the 5 minimum profitable trading days", but also says "No minimum trading days or consistency rules." Our copy does not show which account types each statement covers. The page says you can pass your challenge in as little as 1 day.
The page says account credentials arrive instantly by email and in your dashboard, and that you can upgrade your account in as little as 1 second once you pass.
The Instant page says you skip all evaluations and receive funded account credentials instantly. The maximum drawdown is always set at -5% of your current balance, including profits, and is based on closed profits at the end of each trading day. It trails, with the Max Loss Limit set at the account's starting balance. A losing day leaves the drawdown unchanged, and once enough profits have been made the drawdown locks at the starting balance. The page gives the Max Loss as $2,500 on a $50,000 account, $5,000 on a $100,000 account and $7,500 on a $150,000 account.
The page says there are no daily loss limits on Instant accounts. It applies a consistency rule: traders may not exceed 20% of their total profits in a single trading session. The terms set the inactivity threshold for Instant Accounts at seven consecutive days, and say you must open and close at least one trade within the applicable period to keep the account active.
The homepage lists "No daily loss limit", "No Profit Buffers", "No consistency rule once funded", "EOD drawdown" and "Customizable rules". Our copy does not show which programme each applies to. The homepage also says you trade funded from day one on an Instant account, so its no-consistency statement differs from the Instant page's 20% rule. We follow the programme pages.
Our copy of the terms includes the items below in what appears to be a list of practices the firm does not allow. Our copy shows the items but not the wording that introduces them, so read the terms in full before trading.
The Instant page says news trading is allowed during major announcements such as FOMC, CPI and NFP. The gap-trading item in the terms covers opening trades when major macroeconomic events are scheduled, so check how the two apply to your account before trading around releases.
The tournaments page says you cannot copy trade to a tournament account.
The homepage shows both "90% profit split" and "Up to 100% profit split". Our copy does not show which programme or conditions each figure applies to, so we cannot say how the 100% level is reached. The homepage also states a $2,000 payout cap on a 50K Elite account.
On the Instant account, the page says traders become eligible for payouts once they earn 5% of their account balance, and do not need to keep that 5% buffer after reaching it. It also refers to a Max Withdraw limit of $4,000; our copy does not show the full condition attached to it. The page says you can start earning profits after just 7 days.
The terms say payouts are made only to accounts held in the same name as the registered user, are available only to verified account holders who have completed KYC, and are processed according to schedules published on the website. The homepage states a 24 hr average payout time. We could not read the firm's payouts page.
The About page says it offers platforms including Project X and Volumetrica, "and more to come". The homepage also describes Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Quantower; our copy does not show whether these are offered. The About page also says the firm has developed its own technology and dashboard.
The evaluation and Instant pages describe trading the futures market. The site also lists "CFDs" alongside "Futures", but our copies contain no CFD rules, so this review covers futures only. We did not find a list of individual contracts.
The tournaments page says FuturesElite runs trading competitions. Some are free to enter and others require a paid entry, and rewards range from cash prizes to funded accounts. The system monitors for rule breaches, and a breach terminates the account. You may reset up to two times per tournament; a further breach after all resets are used means disqualification. Winners receive an email from the support team with the next steps to claim their prizes.
The site footer says FuturesElite.com is owned and operated by Quantum SRL, Corso G. Matteotti 61, Latina 04100, followed by the number 03095010595. The terms name Quantum SRL (trading as FuturesElite) and give two addresses: Via Maira 13, Latina 04100, Italy, and Corso G. Matteotti 61, Latina, Italy.
The terms say FuturesElite is not a broker-dealer, futures commission merchant or commodity trading advisor. They say it does not execute orders on any exchange or accept deposits of real funds for trading purposes, and that none of its services constitute investment services under any applicable law. All trading activities occur within virtual or demo-based simulations using fictitious capital. The terms also say FuturesElite reserves the right to transition a trader to a live funded account at any time.
Restricted countries. The terms say FuturesElite does not provide services to users residing in listed countries. Our copy of the list includes Afghanistan, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, Czechia, Iran, Iraq, Syria, Ghana, Libya, Malaysia, Somalia, Sudan, Tanzania, Mauritius, Ethiopia, Trinidad and Tobago, Kosovo, Russia and North Korea, but it may be incomplete. The terms may contain more than one version of this list; check the current terms. The terms also refer to "Circumvention of geographical restrictions (including through VPN, proxy, or any other technical means)". Our copies do not say whether US residents are accepted.
FuturesElite may suit futures traders who want an Instant account without a daily loss limit, or an evaluation, and who use platforms such as Project X or Volumetrica. Read the full rules on the firm's site first: our copies lack evaluation profit targets, clear account prices and the payout schedule, and the site's pages disagree on consistency and minimum-day rules.
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FuturesElite sells futures evaluations and Instant accounts on demo accounts, and its site names Quantum SRL as the operator. The Instant account rules are the clearest part of the site: a 5% end-of-day trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit and a 20% consistency rule. Evaluation prices, profit targets and the payout schedule were not clear in our copies, so check them on the firm's site before buying.
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Find My MatchNo. Its terms say it is not a broker-dealer, futures commission merchant or commodity trading advisor, and that the accounts used for its services are demo accounts.
No. The Instant page says there are no daily loss limits on Instant accounts.
The Instant page sets the maximum drawdown at 5% of the current balance, measured at the end of each trading day and trailing until it locks at the starting balance. The Max Loss is $2,500 on a $50,000 account.
Only if you have not traded. The terms say refund requests must be emailed within 14 days of purchase, and approved refunds are reduced by a $75.00 USD fee.
The About page says it offers platforms including Project X and Volumetrica, "and more to come". The homepage also has descriptions of Tradovate, NinjaTrader and Quantower, but our copy does not show it saying these are offered.
Its terms list countries it does not serve, including Afghanistan, Cuba, Czechia, Iran, Malaysia, Russia and North Korea. The terms may contain more than one version of this list, so check the current terms.