Legends Trading is a futures prop trading firm. Its homepage tells traders to pick an Apprentice Account by capital size. In the evaluation you trade in a simulation account, reach the profit target, meet the minimum days and avoid liquidation. After passing, you enter what the firm calls the Master Simulation stage. The site says traders can join live funded after their second payout and keep a 90/10 profit split. Its Terms and Conditions say the website is owned and operated by The Legends Trading Group, Inc., with an address in Calabasas, California.
We read the firm's site through a fetch service, not a full browser, and its knowledge base did not load. Our saved copies show the figures on the plans page, but they do not reliably show which price, target or loss limit belongs to which account size or programme. We therefore give the ranges the pages show and leave out per-account details. A promotion was running when we checked, so the prices on show may not be the regular prices.
Everything in this review comes from Legends Trading's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 90% source Firm's wording: “90/10 profit split” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation source |
| Markets | Futures only source |
| Platforms | Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, Sierra Chart, Quantower source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
The site names an Apprentice evaluation and a Master stage. The homepage says: "Pick an Apprentice Account with the capital size that matches your trading style." In the evaluation you "Trade in the Simulation Account, reach the Profit Target, meet the minimum days, and avoid liquidation to prove your skill". After passing the challenge, you "enter the Master Simulation stage". The site's promotion text also names an Elite product. The contact form offers topics for questions about a Master Account and an Apprenticeship Evaluation.
A promotion with a countdown and a discount code was running when we checked, so the prices shown may differ from regular prices. The plans page shows some prices "/ per month" and others "/ one time". It lists activation fees of $99, $149 and $199 on some accounts, and "Activation Fee: None" on others. In our saved copy we could not reliably match each price and fee to an account size or programme, so we do not list them here. Check the current plans page for the price of the account you want.
The Terms and Conditions say: "Due to intellectual property rights, we have a strict no refund policy."
The figures below appear on the plans page. We could not tie each one to an account size or programme, so the table shows the range of what the page lists.
| Rule | What the plans page shows |
|---|---|
| Profit target | Profit goals and targets from $1,500 to $9,000 |
| Maximum loss | Trailing. Most figures are shown as "EOD trailing max loss"; the figures range from $1,250 to $4,500 |
| Daily loss limit | "Daily Loss Limit: None" |
| Consistency | Both 30% and 40% appear |
| Contract limits | The page shows limits including "Contracts: 2 Minis / 20 Micros", "Max 4 contracts / 40 micros" and "Max 8 Minis / 80 Micros" |
Some figures are written with a full stop as the thousands separator, for example "$6.000 profit goal" and "$3.000 EOD trailing max loss". We read these as thousands.
The firm says: "We calculate your Max Drawdown at the end of each trading day." The homepage says "No Daily Loss Limit" and that "As long as you stay within your overall Max Loss, you can continue trading." We did not see whether every account follows this rule.
The homepage says: "Our 30% consistency rule allows flexibility. If you exceed it, we adjust the extra—no account deactivation, no penalties." We did not see how the adjustment is worked out. The plans page also shows "Consistency: 40%", and we could not see which account that figure applies to.
The evaluation requires a minimum number of trading days. One passage on the plans page says that if you "trade for ten days you are eligible to move to step 2". We could not see which account it refers to.
We did not see rules on news trading, overnight or weekend holding, automated trading, copy trading or hedging on the pages we saved. The site's FAQ page is a hub that links to knowledge-base articles on topics such as Apprentice Accounts and trading platforms, and those articles did not load in our capture. Read them before you trade.
The plans page advertises a "90/10 profit split". It says traders can "Join live funded after 2nd payout, and keep your 90/10 split". The about page says the evaluation grants "access to Master Accounts and real prop firm funding". These are the firm's statements; beyond the second payout, we did not see the conditions for moving to a live account.
On timing, the firm says: "Once you meet the consistency rule, you can request payouts—up to twice per month." We did not see payout minimums, methods or fees.
The homepage says you can "Trade up to $1,500,000 on multiple accounts". We did not see a scaling plan that increases the size of a single account.
The site shows trader testimonials with payout figures. Its own disclaimer says: "Testimonials and claims on this website may not reflect the experience of other clients".
The plans page shows the names Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, Sierra and Quantower. We could not see which platform is available on which account.
The homepage uses the phrases "Trade The Legends Way", "Intelligent order protection", "Visual automation builder" and "Instant execution". The about page says you can "Protect open positions with auto-stop and target orders and self-tightening trailing stops." We did not see whether automated trading is permitted under the account rules.
On markets, the firm offers "Full access to top futures markets" and "Discounted commissions and low margins for futures." We did not see a list of contracts or commission figures.
The Terms and Conditions say: "This website is owned and operated by The Legends Trading Group, Inc." The site gives the address as 5755 Las Virgenes Rd., Suite D, Calabasas, CA 91302. The same page also says the website "is controlled by Legends Trading LLC from our offices located in the state of CA, California."
The evaluation takes place in a simulation account, and the next stage is called the Master Simulation stage. The site's disclaimer says: "Our course(s), products and services should be used as learning aids only and should not be used to invest real money." It also quotes CFTC Rule 4.41 on the limits of hypothetical or simulated performance results. We saw no statement about the firm's own regulatory status.
The Terms say the website "can be accessed by most countries around the world." We did not see a published list of restricted countries. The site's risk notice says: "Futures trading contains substantial risk and is not for every investor."
Legends Trading is aimed at futures traders. Its rules, as shown, use a trailing maximum loss, mostly end-of-day, with no daily loss limit stated on the homepage and payout requests up to twice per month once the consistency rule is met. Because fees are non-refundable under the Terms and we could not match prices and rules to each account size, confirm the details of your chosen account on the plans page or with the firm before paying.
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Legends Trading sells futures evaluations, including an Apprentice Account that leads to a Master Simulation stage, with a 90/10 profit split and payout requests up to twice per month once the consistency rule is met. Its homepage states no daily loss limit and an end-of-day maximum drawdown calculation. Fees are non-refundable, a promotion was running when we checked, and we could not match each price and rule to an account size, so check the plans page before buying.
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Find My MatchThe homepage says "No Daily Loss Limit" and that you can keep trading as long as you stay within your overall Max Loss. The maximum drawdown is calculated at the end of each trading day.
The firm says that once you meet the consistency rule, you can request payouts up to twice per month.
The site advertises a 90/10 profit split and says traders can join live funded after their second payout and keep that split.
No. The Terms and Conditions say the firm has a strict no refund policy.
The plans page shows the names Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, Sierra and Quantower.
The Terms say the website is owned and operated by The Legends Trading Group, Inc., based in Calabasas, California. The same page also refers to Legends Trading LLC.