Simulated crypto trading evaluations on Bybit and Cleo, plus an Instant Pro account
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5 accounts we hold for Klein Funding, at the normal list price. All-in is the list price plus any activation fee: what reaching a funded account costs if you pass first time. Every price has a source.
| Account | List price | All-in to funded | Target ÷ max loss | Profit split | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account$1.25KCompare $1.25K challenges | List price$70.80one-time | All-in to fundedNot shownActivation fee not stated | Target ÷ max loss–No profit target | Profit split70% | Source: Klein Funding Bybit Instant Pro $1.25K price (opens in a new tab)Checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Account | List price | All-in to funded | Target ÷ max loss | Profit split | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account$5KCompare $5K challenges | List price$66one-time | All-in to fundedNot shownActivation fee not stated | Target ÷ max loss1.00Target 6% · max loss 6% | Profit split70%Payouts: on demand | Source: Klein Funding Bybit One Step $5K price (opens in a new tab)Checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Account | List price | All-in to funded | Target ÷ max loss | Profit split | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account$5KCompare $5K challenges | List price$78one-time | All-in to fundedNot shownActivation fee not stated | Target ÷ max loss1.00Target 6% + 3% · max loss 6% | Profit split70%Payouts: on demand | Source: Klein Funding Bybit Two Step $5K price (opens in a new tab)Checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Account | List price | All-in to funded | Target ÷ max loss | Profit split | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account$5KCompare $5K challenges | List price$45one-time | All-in to fundedNot shownActivation fee not stated | Target ÷ max loss3.00Target 9% · max loss 3% | Profit split70%Payouts: on demand | Source: Klein Funding Cleo Flex $5K price (opens in a new tab)Checked 14 Oct 2026 |
| Account | List price | All-in to funded | Target ÷ max loss | Profit split | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Account$5KCompare $5K challenges | List price$66one-time | All-in to fundedNot shownActivation fee not stated | Target ÷ max loss1.67Target 10% · max loss 6% | Profit split70%Payouts: on demand | Source: Klein Funding Cleo One Step $5K price (opens in a new tab)Checked 14 Oct 2026 |
Klein Funding sells trading evaluations that run on two platforms, Bybit and Cleo. Its website says all accounts are demo accounts in a simulated environment with virtual funds. The home page footer names KUENTECH LLC, with an address in Newark, Delaware, United States.
The home page shows One Step and Flex plans on Cleo, One Step and Two Step plans on Bybit, and an Instant Pro account that the plan selector says needs "No challenge", although an FAQ answer calls it a "single-phase" challenge and its rules require 3 trading days with at least 0.5% profit. Prices on the plan cards start at $35.63 for a $5,000 Flex account. The plan cards show a 70% profit split, while other parts of the site say up to 90% or up to 100%.
Much of the site was blocked to our browser, including the full FAQ, refund policy, terms and individual rule pages. This review is based mainly on the home page, with short extracts from the How It Works, Trading Platforms and Tick Scalping pages. Several figures on the site do not agree with each other; we point these out below.
Everything in this review comes from Klein Funding's own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation 12 |
|---|---|
| Markets | Crypto 12 |
| Platforms | Bybit, Cleo 1 |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
The home page lets you choose a platform and then a plan. For each account size it shows a card with the price, profit split, drawdown type, drawdown limits and profit target. The table below gives the settings on those cards.
| Plan | Platform | Profit target | Max drawdown | Daily drawdown | Min trading days (card) | Leverage | Stability rule | Scaling |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Step (card name "Cleo Standard") | Cleo | 10% | 6% static | 3% | 0 | Up to 1:5 | No | No |
| Flex | Cleo | 9% | 3% fixed trailing | 3% | 0 | Up to 1:5 | No | No |
| One Step (card name "Standard") | Bybit | 6% | 6% static | 3% | 0 | Up to 1:100 | 30% | No |
| Two Step (card name "Standard") | Bybit | 6% (phase 1), 3% (phase 2) | 6% static | 3% | 0 | Up to 1:100 | 45% | No |
| Instant Pro | Not stated on the card | None | 6% "Smart" | 3% | 3 | Up to 1:100 | No | Up to $2M |
All cards we saw showed a 70% profit split. The home page also says you can "Choose drawdowns from 6% to 10% and reward share up to 90%", so the cards appear to show one configuration. We did not see prices for other configurations.
| Account size | Cleo One Step | Cleo Flex | Bybit One Step | Bybit Two Step | Instant Pro |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,250 | – | – | – | – | $56.05 |
| $2,500 | – | – | – | – | $99.75 |
| $5,000 | $52.25 | $35.63 | $52.25 | $61.75 | $150.10 |
| $10,000 | $95.00 | $65.31 | $99.75 | $80.75 | $281.20 |
| $25,000 | $209.00 | $154.38 | $237.50 | $190.00 | $688.75 |
| $50,000 | $399.00 | $285.00 | $465.50 | $375.25 | $1,315.75 |
| $100,000 | $769.50 | $522.50 | $902.50 | $831.25 | – |
A dash means the home page did not show that size for the plan. Next to the $5,000 Cleo card the page showed "$66.00" as well as "$52.25", so the card prices may be reduced offer prices rather than list prices. We could not see whether the fee is charged once or repeatedly.
The site gives different maximum account sizes. The home page says "Up to $300,000 in virtual funding". Another section says a funded account comes "with up to $200,000 in capital", and an FAQ answer lists sizes from $5,000 to $200,000. The plan cards we saw ran from $1,250 (Instant Pro) to $100,000.
An FAQ answer says payment is by "credit card gateways and cryptocurrency transactions".
The home page has a trading rules section with a tab for each of Bybit, Cleo and Instant Pro. It gives ranges, because drawdown and split depend on the configuration you choose.
The home page lists six "General Rules": Hedging Between Accounts, Tick Scalping, Spamming the Order Book, Group Trading, Bot Trading, and 50 Seconds Rule (Bybit Only). Most of these rule pages were blocked to our browser, so we cannot tell you what each rule says. That includes whether bots are allowed and what the 50-second rule requires on Bybit.
From the Tick Scalping page we could read two lines. It describes tick scalping as "Opening and closing positions within milliseconds to capture single tick movements", and it says "Normal scalping strategies with proper market analysis are permitted."
We could not check the firm's rules on news trading, holding trades over the weekend, copy trading or evaluation time limits from the pages we saved.
The site states the profit split in several ways. The plan cards show 70%. The trading rules section says 60–90% for Bybit and Cleo and 70–90% for Instant Pro, with "Higher splits available with higher plans." Another section says "Keep up to 90% of the profits you generate." The home page banner says "Up to 100% reward split", an FAQ answer says a trader can withdraw "up to 100% of the profits earned", and the How It Works page says "Earn up to 100% of your simulated profits." We could not see what conditions would give a split above 90%, so we treat 70% as the split shown on the cards and up to 90% as the configurable range.
Under the heading "Daily rewards" the home page says "Get your rewards daily in 12 hours.", labelled "Promised". The How It Works page also shows the line "Wait 4–12 Hours"; we could not see its full context. After passing an evaluation, the site says you "advance to a Master account and start getting rewards for simulated trading."
Only the Instant Pro cards list scaling: "Eligible for scaling plan. Grow your account balance up to $2M based on performance." The Cleo One Step, Flex and Bybit cards show "Scaling No". FAQ answers also mention scaling without naming a plan ("Traders who consistently perform well may also qualify for account scaling"). We could not see the scaling conditions.
Klein Funding offers two platforms. Its platform comparison on the home page sets them out as follows.
| Feature | Bybit | Cleo |
|---|---|---|
| Data feed | Bybit | Binance |
| Crypto assets | +750 | +550 |
| Leverage | Up to 1:100 | Up to 1:5 |
| Profit target | 6%–10% | 9%–14% |
| Reward schedule | 3–4 days (stability rule) | Daily |
The Trading Platforms page mentions "access to 750+ crypto trading pairs including perpetual futures and spot markets", and the How It Works page says "With Bybit, you can trade 750+ crypto pairs." The home page says both platforms support mobile trading via a mobile app.
The plans and the platform comparison describe crypto assets. Other text on the home page says "Trade forex, crypto, and indices on leading platforms", and an FAQ answer mentions platforms "that support forex, indices, commodities, and cryptocurrencies". We did not see a list of non-crypto instruments.
Klein Funding may suit traders who want to trade crypto on a simulated account and are happy to choose between two set-ups. The Bybit plans offer up to 1:100 leverage and a 6% profit target on One Step, but use a stability score. The Cleo plans have lower leverage (1:5 on BTC and ETH, 1:2 on others) but no stability rule, no minimum trading days and a daily reward schedule. Flex has the lowest card prices, with a 3% fixed trailing drawdown.
Traders who want clear written rules before buying should note that the site's figures for profit split, maximum account size, Bybit minimum days and restricted countries conflict, and that we could not read the detailed rule pages.
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The footer names KUENTECH LLC with a Delaware address and says all accounts are demo accounts with virtual funds and the firm is not a licensed investment service provider. A Refund Policy page is linked in the footer but refused access when we tried to read it on 7 and 10 Oct 2026. The homepage shows undated first-name payout amounts, 'rewards earned' testimonials and a '$3.2M+ Paid to traders' total. We date its history from 2024, the year 'established' on its homepage, which is later than the earliest Internet Archive (Wayback Machine) copy of the domain (21 Mar 2023): under 3 years.
Its Transparency Index score is 46/100 (Mixed); the score is provisional, based on limited public information. This review describes what the firm publishes; we do not verify payouts or test accounts.
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Klein Funding sells simulated crypto evaluations on Bybit and Cleo, with low card prices and Cleo plans that have no minimum trading days or stability rule. Its website gives conflicting figures for profit split, maximum account size, Bybit minimum days and restricted countries, and we could not read its detailed rule pages. Read the full rules and terms on the firm's site before buying.
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No. The site says all trading accounts are demo accounts in a simulated environment with virtual funds, and that the firm does not accept customer deposits.
The lowest price on the home page plan cards was $35.63 for a $5,000 Flex account on Cleo. The page also showed $66.00 next to the $52.25 Cleo One Step price, so card prices may be offer prices.
The plan cards show 70%. The rules section says 60–90% on Bybit and Cleo and 70–90% on Instant Pro. Other parts of the site say up to 100%.
Bybit and Cleo. The home page lists Bybit's data feed as Bybit with +750 crypto assets, and Cleo's as Binance with +550.
Not on Cleo. Instant Pro requires 3 days with a minimum 0.5% profit. For Bybit, the plan cards show 0 but the rules section says 3–4 days because of the stability rule.
The home page footer names KUENTECH LLC, with an address in Newark, Delaware, United States, as the provider of the trading platforms. The footer also says educational products and payment processing are provided by KUENTECH LLC "located at United Kingdom".