FX2 Funding sells trading accounts for forex and CFDs, which its FAQ describes as simulated. Its funding programmes page offers three evaluation types: 2-Step, 1-Step and 1-Step Pro. The homepage also lists an Instant funding account. The FAQ says this plan lets traders “start with a fully funded account without needing to complete an assessment phase”. A separate futures programme runs under the FX2 Futures name, which its page calls “the sister company of FX2 Funding”.
The site’s footer names the operator as FX2 Funding, LTD (Registry #2025-00108), with an address in Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia. It says FX2 Funding, LTD is an affiliate of Prop Account LTD, which provides the fee-based simulated assessments and receives the assessment fees. The footer also says the firm does not offer its services to residents or citizens of the United States or Canada.
The FAQ sets out the 1-Step, 2-Step, Instant Funding and futures rules in some detail. The firm’s pages disagree on a few points, including leverage, the maximum allocation and futures commissions; we list these in a separate section. We could not see full rules for the 1-Step Pro in the pages we saved.
Everything in this review comes from FX2 Funding'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 80% source source Firm's wording: “80% Lifetime Profit Split” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source source |
| Markets | Forex, Futures, Crypto, Indices, Commodities, Metals source source source |
| Platforms | DXtrade, Match-Trader, cTrader, PropX, DXFutures 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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| US traders | Not accepted source source |
| Restricted countries named | Afghanistan, Canada, Central African Republic, Congo, Cuba, DR Congo, Guinea-Bissau, Iran, Iraq, Libya, Mali, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, United States, Venezuela, Yemen source Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
The order form on the funding programmes page offers funding levels of 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K and 100K.
The saved page showed one price: an evaluation fee of $465.00 for the 50K 2-Step. Two add-ons were offered for that account: 5-day payouts for $69.75 and a 95% profit split for $116.25. The page showed a total of $534.75, which matches the fee plus the 5-day payout add-on. The same page showed promotional discount banners with codes, so we cannot say whether the $465.00 fee shown is the list price. The page says “A 10% discount is available to retry the evaluation.”
The table below summarises the main rules per programme, from the FAQ and the programme selector.
| Programme | Profit target | Maximum drawdown | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Step | Two phases: 8%, then 5% | 10% static, fixed from the initial balance | 4% |
| 1-Step | One phase: 10% | 6% trailing from the closed-balance high; locks at the starting balance after a 6% closed gain | 4% |
| 1-Step Pro | Not shown in the pages we saved | Labelled “6% Fixed Drawdown” | Not shown in the pages we saved |
| Instant funding | No evaluation | Labelled “6% Trailing Drawdown” | Not shown in the pages we saved |
The site’s promotion banner names a “1-step classic” programme, and the selector labels the 1-Step “Classic” and the 1-Step Pro “Advanced Level”.
On the 2-Step, the first phase target is 8%. After that, the trader receives a second simulated account with a 5% target. The funding programmes page says targets must be reached “with a closed balance without breaking any trading rules”. On the 1-Step, the FAQ gives a single 10% target, after which the trader is assigned a virtual funded account.
The daily loss limit for the 1-Step and 2-Step is 4% of the higher of closed balance and equity, measured at 5pm EST. The FAQ’s example: with a closed balance of $103,000 and equity of $105,000 at the start of the day, the account closes if equity falls below $100,800.
On the 2-Step, the maximum drawdown is static: fixed at 10% of the initial balance for the account’s lifetime, so a $100,000 account cannot go below $90,000 in equity. On the 1-Step, it starts 6% below the starting balance and trails the high-water mark of the closed balance. After a 6% closed gain it locks at the original starting balance.
The funding programmes page says there is no time limit and no minimum number of days to complete the evaluation. The FAQ says the same for both the 1-Step and the 2-Step.
The funding programmes page gives leverage of 1:100 on FX pairs, 1:30 on metals, 1:25 on indices, 1:10 on energies and 1:2 on crypto. The FAQ’s 1-Step and 2-Step answers give the same figures. A general FAQ answer gives lower figures (see “Where the Pages Disagree”).
After passing the 1-Step, or after the first phase of the 2-Step, the trader must complete KYC verification and sign a contract. The FAQ says verification may take up to 48 hours. The footer says a trader who qualifies for a funded account must enter into a Trader Agreement with Prop Account LTD.
The FAQ lists these forbidden practices: high-frequency trading, latency trading, one-sided betting, arbitrage, hedging across multiple accounts, exploiting platform or data freezes from demo server errors, and account sharing or third-party trading. It says traders found doing these “will face account suspension or termination without refund”. Hedging within the same account is permitted. The FAQ also says traders must keep position sizes appropriate to their account equity.
The FAQ says that in all FX2 programmes traders may hold trades during high-impact news. But any trade executed from 3 minutes before to 3 minutes after a high-impact event is a soft breach: profits from it are removed and losses stay with the trader. The rule covers pending orders such as take profit and stop loss, and applies only to the currencies affected by the news. The FAQ says the risk team reviews each account individually and treats swing traders holding trades for extended periods more leniently. The futures FAQ, however, says news trading is not prohibited on futures.
A general FAQ answer says holding trades overnight and over the weekend is permitted. Futures positions cannot be held over the weekend (see the futures section).
Automated strategies are allowed, subject to the prohibited-trading policy. The FAQ says DXtrade does not currently integrate with expert advisors. On “MT5 or cTrader” EAs may be used if they are not high-frequency, arbitrage or other “malicious, cheating EAs”. Accounts cannot be merged, but traders with several FX2 accounts may use their own trade copier. The homepage says scalping, day trading and swing trading are all welcome.
The FAQ says the firm reserves the right to raise margin requirements, limit order size or the number of open positions on a funded account at any time.
The default profit split is 80%. It can be raised to 95% by buying an add-on at checkout. The FAQ says the add-ons for the two-step evaluation raise the split to 95% and cut the payout interval from 14 days to 5 days.
On the evaluation programmes, payouts can be requested every 14 days, starting from the first trade. The FAQ offers an add-on for the 2-Step that cuts this to every 5 days. The minimum payout is 1% of the initial balance. The FAQ says withdrawals are processed within 48 hours, by crypto or by bank transfer through the payment partner Rise. The homepage separately shows an “Avg. Payout Time” of 8 hours.
The FAQ says a funded trader has no profit target, but warns that after a payout the maximum drawdown sits at the initial starting balance. It also says that if a funded account has a hard breach while in profit, the trader can still request their share of those gains.
For Instant Funded Accounts, the FAQ limits withdrawals to one request every 30 days. The minimum is the greater of $100 or 1% of the starting balance. When a withdrawal is approved, the maximum trailing drawdown locks at the starting balance. Withdrawing all gains triggers a breach and the account is forfeited. KYC and a trading contract are required, but Instant Funding traders do not need to complete them until they request a withdrawal. Failing KYC at that point means the withdrawal is rejected, gains are forfeited and the account is closed. The FAQ caps active Instant Funding plans at $190,000 per person, with up to one of each plan size.
The FAQ gives a maximum capital allocation of $300,000, with restrictions on account combinations.
The futures page lists Starter and Expert plans and account sizes of $50,000, $100,000 and $150,000. It showed details only for the $50,000 account, and we could not tell which plan those figures belong to.
| $50,000 futures account | As shown on the futures page |
|---|---|
| Price | $225.00 per month |
| Profit target | 6% |
| Daily drawdown | 2% |
| Trailing drawdown | 3%, end of day (EOD) |
| Consistency rule | No (evaluation and funded) |
| Minimum trading days | 4, also in the funded stage |
| Maximum contracts | 3 |
| Payout frequency | 14 days |
The FAQ says each futures plan is a monthly subscription that renews automatically until the account is breached or the trader cancels; cancelling ends the account. Market data fees are included in the price during the evaluation. In the Performance phase, market data or platform fees are deducted from the account balance each month. Traders must attest to CME as non-professionals.
The futures page advertises an “80% Lifetime Profit Split”. The FAQ says the first futures payout can be requested after 14 days and then every 14 days, with no limit on the amount per payout. Futures executions are simulated, using live CME market data.
Positions must be closed by 15:55 CST each weekday; open positions are closed at the session close and cannot be held over weekends. Only the front-month contract may be traded; trading out-month contracts is prohibited. Contract limits depend on account size: 3 minis or 30 micros at 50K, 6 minis or 60 micros at 100K and 9 minis or 90 micros at 150K. The FAQ also lists a 25K size with 1 mini or 10 micros. The futures FAQ says news trading is not prohibited. The inactivity timer cannot be paused at any account phase.
The FAQ says futures buyers receive a DXFutures account. Tradeable contracts include CME Group equity index, currency, energy, metal, grain and micro crypto futures, such as ES, NQ, 6E, CL, GC, ZC and MBT. The FAQ lists per-side futures commissions, for example $2.18 for ES and $0.71 for MES.
The FAQ says traders can trade FX pairs and CFD indices, commodities, metals and cryptocurrencies streamed by the liquidity provider. It names DXtrade, MatchTrader and cTrader as the integrated platforms, via GooeyTrade. The homepage names cTrader and DXTrade (TradingView integrated). The funding programmes page also lists Match-Trader and PropX among its platform options.
Commissions on cTrader are $4 per lot round trip for forex and metals, and $7 on DXtrade. Indices, energies and crypto are commission-free on both. The FAQ says Instant Funded Accounts pay the same pricing and commissions the liquidity provider charges its other retail accounts. Charges appear on statements under the name dashboardanalytix.com.
The FAQ says FX2 Funding is not a broker and that traders receive a simulated account that does not involve real funds. It says FX2 traders “may never engage in actual transactions on live markets through their FX2 Accounts”. Another FAQ answer says the firm “may offset or negate market risk and act as the direct counterparty to certain trades”, and notes an “inherent potential conflict of interest” when it does. That answer also says the arrangement is meant to give traders “real market execution”, which it says would not be possible “if trades were executed in simulated accounts”. The homepage says Instant Funded Accounts let traders “access real capital from day one”. These statements do not match the FAQ’s description of simulated accounts.
The footer says FX2 Funding, LTD “does not offer, solicit, or recommend any trading or investment services”. Besides the United States and Canada, the FAQ excludes residents or citizens of Afghanistan, the Central African Republic, both Congos, Cuba, Guinea-Bissau, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Libya, Mali, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen, and says the list may change. To buy an Instant Funding account, traders must be at least 18, or the legal minimum age in their country. Funded traders are treated as independent contractors and are responsible for their own taxes.
The homepage says David Dombrowsky is founder and CEO and that he launched the company in 2022 with co-founders Jacob Scott and Yoel Bender. The About Us page also says “FX2 Funding, LLC is a United States entity backed by expansive private capital holdings.” That differs from the Saint Lucia company named in the footer.
FX2 Funding’s 1-Step and 2-Step evaluations may suit traders who want no time limit and no minimum trading days, and who are comfortable with a 4% daily loss limit. Traders who rely on news releases should note the 3-minute window around high-impact events. Residents or citizens of the United States and Canada cannot use the firm’s services.
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FX2 Funding offers 1-Step, 2-Step, 1-Step Pro and Instant funding accounts for forex and CFDs, which its FAQ describes as simulated, plus a monthly-subscription futures programme. Its FAQ sets out the main 1-Step, 2-Step, Instant Funding and futures rules with examples, but its pages disagree on leverage, the maximum allocation, futures commissions, the operating entity and whether accounts are simulated. Check the rules and price shown at checkout for the exact account before you buy.
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Find My MatchThe FAQ says traders receive a simulated account that does not involve real funds, and futures executions are simulated using live CME data. The homepage describes Instant Funded Accounts as giving access to “real capital from day one”, and another FAQ answer refers to “real market execution”, so the pages are not consistent.
80% by default on the forex and CFD programmes, rising to 95% with a paid add-on at checkout. The futures page advertises an 80% lifetime split.
Not on the 1-Step or 2-Step evaluations. The futures page shows 4 minimum trading days for the $50,000 account, also in the funded stage.
Every 14 days on the evaluation programmes; the FAQ offers a 2-Step add-on that cuts this to every 5 days. Instant Funded Accounts are limited to one withdrawal every 30 days. Futures payouts are every 14 days.
The general FAQ says that in all FX2 programmes, trades executed from 3 minutes before to 3 minutes after a high-impact event are soft breaches, and their profits are removed. The futures FAQ, however, says news trading is not prohibited on futures.
No. The site says FX2 Funding, LTD does not offer its services to residents or citizens of the United States or Canada.