Monevis review 2026

Monevis sells simulated prop trading accounts. Its home page lists three plans: Professional (Instant), Beginner (One Step) and Advanced (Three Step). The site footer names the operator as Monevis Brokers Ltd. and says it "only provides services of simulated trading and educational tools for traders." The site also offers an AI trading assistant.

The Instant plan has no evaluation phase. You get an account straight away, with a 6% profit target, a 2% daily drawdown, a static 8% maximum drawdown and a 50% profit split. Instant accounts run from $3K to $50K.

This review uses only Monevis's own website. Several of its pages were read through a fetch tool, so from those we use only the site's exact wording. We did not see prices or a profit split for the One Step and Three Step plans, so we do not state them.

Everything in this review comes from Monevis' own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.

The home page lists three plans:

• Professional – Instant: "Immediate access to funded capital", "No evaluation phase with 6% target", "Static 8% maximum drawdown" and a "30 days renewable time limit".
• Beginner – One Step: a single-phase evaluation with a 10% profit target.
• Advanced – Three Step: a three-phase evaluation with a 4% profit target in each phase.

The price cards we saw belong to the Instant plan. The size selector shows $3K, $6K, $10K, $15K, $25K and $50K. In our capture each of the six cards is headed "$3,000", but their targets and limits equal 6%, 2% and 8% of the six sizes in order, so we have matched them to sizes on that basis.

The table shows the list price printed on each card. The pages we saw do not say whether the fee is paid once or monthly. The Instant plan details describe the fee as "Non refundable".

We did not see prices for the One Step or Three Step plans. The How It Works page offers a free demo ("Try a Free Demo").

The plan details shown with the Instant price cards, and the Instant Funding page, set these rules:

The Instant Funding page gives "30 calendar days to meet the profit target after executing the first trade". The same page also contains the phrase "Unlimited Time to Complete the", which is cut off in our capture. We have used the 30-day limit, which the plan details also show ("Maximum Days30 Days").

The page says you reach the 6% target "to claim your 50% profit share". If the account ends in profit but below 6%, it says "you can reactivate by paying the fee within 7 days of expiry".

On news, the plan details say "Trade Through NewsNot allowed". The Instant Funding page also says "News trading restricted" and refers to "5 minutes before and after major news events".

The Instant Funding page also says: "No hard breach, but profit deductions may apply". Our capture does not show the context, so we cannot say how this works.

The Rules page describes the One-Step Challenge as "Designed for fast pacing traders", with a minimum of 2 profitable days and a 10% profit target. It describes the Three-Step Challenge as "Designed for the most advanced traders", with a minimum of 3 profitable days and a 4% profit target.

The Rules page gives two sets of drawdown limits: "Max drawdown is 6%, and max daily drawdown is 3%" and "Max drawdown is 4%, and max daily drawdown is 4%". Our fetch tool placed the first under the One-Step Challenge and the second under the Three-Step Challenge. We could not check the page layout ourselves.

Other rules on the Rules page:

• Maximum drawdown: "All our Monevis Challenge accounts have Maximum allowed drawdown from the initial balance." It "can not be breached at any given time of your challenge."
• Daily drawdown is "based on the end-of-day closing balance or equity (whichever is higher)" and "calculated daily at 22:05 UTC."
• Trading days: the page asks for "at least three (or two for the One Step Challenge) profitable trading days." A profitable day is one "in which closed positions generate a positive profit".
• Open trades: "any currently open trades do not count toward the Profit Target."
• Crypto: "Weekends count if trading crypto pairs."
• Consistency: "we do not allow passing the Challenge through a single oversized trade". The page refers to trades that "collectively contribute more than 70% of the Profit Target." Our capture does not show the full wording of this rule.
• Inactivity: "If your account remains inactive for 30 consecutive days, it will be closed."

The "no consistency rules" banner on the site refers to the Instant plan, not to these challenges. We did not see weekend, overnight or news rules for the One Step and Three Step plans.

The Instant plan's profit split is 50% ("Traders keep 50%"). We did not see a split for the One Step or Three Step plans. The How It Works page mentions "competitive profit splits" without a figure.

On timing, the Instant Funding page says "Instant Funding offers biweekly payouts" and "Withdraw profits every two weeks, instantly." The Payouts page says: "Withdraw profits every 7 or 14 days based on your account." It does not say which accounts get the 7-day cycle in what we saw. The Instant page also refers to an "Instant profit deduction from your account after payout request".

The firm says its payouts are "blockchain-verified" and that traders "Receive payout certificates to validate your trading performance".

We did not see a minimum payout, payout methods, payout fees or a scaling plan on the pages we captured.

The plan details list the platform as "Web Terminal". A Monevis mobile app is marked "Coming soon".

The Trading Instruments page lists instruments including "Gold vs US Dollar", "SPX 500 mini" and "UK Brent Spot US Dollar". The Rules page refers to trading "crypto pairs". We did not see a full instrument list, so we do not list every market.

The AI page describes a trading assistant that the firm says "Tests your strategy on past data quickly", "Automatically logs your trades for review" and "Breaks down your results for better decisions."

The site also runs an affiliate programme for people who refer traders.

The footer reads "©2024 Monevis Brokers Ltd. All rights reserved" and says "Trading platforms are powered by Monevis Brokers Ltd." It states that Monevis Brokers Ltd. "only provides services of simulated trading and educational tools for traders", and that its companies "do not act as a broker and do not accept any deposits." It says the platforms and data feed are "powered by liquidity providers".

The home page shows "2023" beside the word "Founded".

The footer says the company does not provide its services to anyone from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Iran, South Sudan, Sudan or Yemen, or to persons on the ISIL (Da'esh) and Al Qaeda Sanctions List and the Taliban 1988 Sanctions List.

We did not see a company address, a statement on regulation or a terms of service page in our captures.

• Evaluation steps. The How It Works page, and a "How It Works?" section on the home page, describe a 10% profit target in Phase 1 and a 5% target in Phase 2. That matches neither the One Step plan (one phase, 10%) nor the Three Step plan (4% per phase) shown in the home page's plan list. We used the plan list and the Rules page.
• Account size. The home page says you can "access up to $100,000 in trading capital". The Instant sizes we saw go up to $50K, with a "Maximum Allocation" of 50k. We did not see sizes for the other plans.
• Instant time limit. The Instant page gives 30 calendar days but also contains "Unlimited Time to Complete the". We used the 30-day figure, which the plan details repeat.
• Minimum days. The Rules page asks for profitable trading days (two for One-Step, three otherwise), and also says "you are required to trade for a minimum of three days in each phase."

The Instant plan may suit traders who want an account without an evaluation, at small sizes from $3K, with a static maximum drawdown and no consistency rule. In return the split is 50%, leverage is 1:6, and positions cannot be held overnight or over the weekend.

It is a poor fit if you hold trades overnight, trade around major news, or need a desktop platform such as MetaTrader, which we did not see mentioned. If you are considering the One Step or Three Step plans, check their prices and profit split on the site first, as we could not see them.

MyPropGenius Rating: 2.2/5 — its Transparency Index score of 44/100 ÷ 20, rounded down

The rating measures how openly Monevis discloses its rules, pricing, payouts and ownership (our Transparency Index methodology). It does not measure how likely you are to pass or be paid.