Mubite is a prop firm built around cryptocurrency, and the firm says crypto is the only market it operates in. It sells three programmes: Instant Funding with no evaluation phase, a One-Step Challenge and a Two-Step Challenge. Account sizes run from $5,000 to $200,000. Trading takes place on Bybit or Cleo.
The firm says all its trading accounts are simulated demo accounts using live market data, and that no client funds are traded on live markets. Its Terms name the operator as Mubite s.r.o., a company incorporated in the Czech Republic.
Challenge fees are one-time, and the firm says there are no recurring, monthly or annual charges. The how-it-works page gives a 70–80% profit share for Instant Funding and 80–90% for One-Step and Two-Step. Several of its pages describe the same rule in different ways; we point these out in the sections below.
Everything in this review comes from Mubite'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: “You start with 80% profit share and increase it to 90% after making 10% profit within 3 months.” |
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| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Markets | Crypto source |
| Platforms | Bybit, Cleo 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 | Accepted (check any conditions on the linked page) source |
Mubite's rules page lists three programmes: Instant Funding (no evaluation phase), the One-Step Challenge (one evaluation phase) and the Two-Step Challenge (two evaluation phases). Its Terms list challenge sizes of USDT 5,000, 10,000, 25,000, 50,000, 100,000 and 200,000.
The challenge prices page shows one-time refundable fees written as "from" prices: $65, $110, $249, $419, $729 and $1,099. In the wording we saved, the page does not tie each price to an account size or a programme.
The same page also describes its challenges as available "from $79", which does not match the lowest "from" price of $65 shown on the page.
Optional add-ons can be bought to change the rules. The prices page names add-ons that raise the maximum drawdown by 2%, remove the minimum trading days and add 10% to the profit split. It also says "Profit target lowered from 10% to 8%"; our saved text does not show what this line is attached to. We did not see add-on prices in our saved copy.
On refunds, the prices page says the entry fee is fully refunded with your first profit split from the simulated funded account. The Terms say a refund request must be made within 7 days of registration if no trading has taken place, and that all fees become non-refundable once trading begins. These two statements read differently, and we could not see how the Terms treat the refund paid with the first profit split. The Terms also say reset fees are final and non-refundable once the reset has been processed.
Mubite also offers a free trial with $100,000 in virtual capital and no payment required. The trial asks you to reach a 5% profit target within 7 days.
For the two-phase challenge, the prices page sets a 10% profit target in Phase 1 and a 5% target in Phase 2. The rules page says Phase 2 uses the same drawdown limits as Phase 1. The how-it-works page gives an 8–10% profit target for One-Step and Two-Step together. We could not see a separate One-Step target in our saved pages. The rules page shows one set of figures and, in our saved text, does not say which programme each figure belongs to; its 10% + 5% target matches the two-phase challenge.
The rules page shows a 5% daily drawdown, described as the maximum loss allowed in a single trading day. It also says the daily drawdown moves with your equity, while the maximum drawdown stays fixed for the whole evaluation. The Terms describe the daily limit as five percent of the marginal balance.
The rules page shows a maximum drawdown of 8–10%, measured from the starting balance. In the prices page example, the maximum loss is $8,000 and the "Add 2% to max drawdown" add-on raises it to $10,000. The Terms give a maximum stop loss of ten percent of the initial account balance.
Each trade has its own loss limit: the rules page sets a maximum loss of 3% of equity, measured at trade open and calculated from realised losses.
The prices page says you must complete at least 10 trading days to pass, and that the "Remove min trading days" add-on skips this. The rules page shows "13 days" as the minimum, which does not match. The two pages also define a trading day differently: the prices page counts a day when you open at least one new position whose closed PnL exceeds a threshold, while the rules page counts a day when you close at least one qualifying order.
There is no maximum time limit to complete the challenge. However, an account is deactivated after 30 days without trading, and the firm sends an email after 14 days of inactivity. The Terms say access is suspended if a challenge is not activated within 35 calendar days.
Leverage is up to 1:100 and, according to the how-it-works page, varies by challenge type.
Instant Funding has no evaluation phase. The firm says you begin trading immediately, with no profit targets. Its profit share is 70–80%. The first payout comes after 14 days.
The scaling page says Instant Funding can scale up to $1M in total capital.
The rules page says news trading is permitted. Positions can be held overnight and over weekends.
The rules page says automated trading bots and EAs are allowed. The bots FAQ narrows this: you may use bots you develop or build yourself, but third-party or publicly available bots are not allowed. You will need to provide sufficient evidence during challenge review or payout.
The rules page says certain practices "are strictly prohibited and will result in immediate account termination"; the items it lists include:
Traders may not copy or mirror trades between accounts unless this is approved under an official scaling plan.
The Terms give opening opposite positions at the same time as an example of manipulation. Trading prohibited instruments is listed too, with EUR/USD, options contracts and USDC-based pairs given as examples. The Terms prohibit using a high level of margin or an extremely risky strategy.
The Terms limit total open positions to three times the initial account balance. For a single trade, they give a maximum of two times the initial balance in one passage and one times in another. Our saved copy does not show which account type each figure applies to.
On consistency, the Terms say no single trading day's profit may equal or exceed 25% of total profits, with the threshold set at 30% for One-Step and 40% for Two-Step challenges. The consistency FAQ describes a separate Consistency Score that it says is informational only and has no impact on the challenge outcome. It recommends a score of 60% or above. We could not see at which stage the Terms rule is applied.
For One-Step and Two-Step accounts, payouts are on demand. The payouts FAQ says the first payout has no waiting period, and later withdrawals follow a 14-day cooldown counted from the previous completed payout. The prices page also mentions "weekly crypto payouts", which does not match the 14-day cycle.
On the profit split, the prices page says you start at 80% and move to 90% after making 10% profit within 3 months, or get 90% from the start with the "Add 10% to profit split" add-on. The One-Step and Two-Step payouts FAQ says you receive 80% and can upgrade to 90% by buying the Increased Profit Split add-on; it does not mention the performance route.
Each payout request is capped at 5% of the account size, and profit above the cap carries over to the next payout. The minimum payout is $50. Before requesting, all open positions must be closed and KYC verification completed. The firm says there are no fees on payouts and no limit on total payouts over time. For promotional accounts, total payouts are capped at 5% of the account size. Payouts are paid in crypto to your wallet.
The scaling page says an account can double every 120 days. To scale, you need 10% profit within 120 days: 5% is paid out and 5% goes towards doubling the account. Scaling is requested on demand through the dashboard, and the cap is $1,000,000 in total capital. The profit split stays the same as the account scales. The page also says "Double every 120 days or grow +25% every 90 days." Our saved copy does not show which programme each route applies to.
Mubite also has an Elite Program for top-performing traders. Its Terms say the Elite Program is run by QuantCoinX, a company legally separate from Mubite. Eligibility in the Terms includes holding a simulated funded account for at least six months and receiving at least six approved payouts. The Terms mention a capital allocation of up to USD 10,000,000, and the Elite page refers to "Profit + Base Salary".
You trade either through Bybit's exchange interface, connected with API keys, or in Cleo's simulated trading environment, which needs no API keys. The firm says its programme rules are the same on either platform.
| Platform | Markets | Set-up |
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| Bybit | 600+ USDT futures markets, live Bybit market data | New demo subaccount with no trading history, then read-write API keys |
| Cleo | 360+ USDT futures markets using Binance market data | No API keys; account created when you choose Cleo |
On Bybit, orders are simulated against live Bybit market conditions; on Cleo, Cleo simulates orders and models spreads, slippage and market depth.
Platform availability varies by region, and the firm says accessing Bybit may need a VPN in some locations. Its country FAQ lists jurisdictions that Bybit Kazakhstan does not serve, including the United States, Canada, France and the United Kingdom, and recommends Cleo for traders there.
The Terms say Mubite s.r.o. is incorporated in the Czech Republic, with ID No. 23221551 and a registered office at Školská 660/3, Nové Město, 110 00 Praha 1. The firm says it does not offer investment services as defined under the Capital Market Undertakings Act No. 256/2004 Coll. It also says it is not a brokerage and does not accept deposits.
The Terms describe the services as educational and provided in a simulated trading environment. Payouts are described as real-money payouts of eligible simulated profits. One sentence on the prices page refers to progressing to a "live funded account", which does not match the firm's statements that all accounts are simulated.
The services are only for people over 18 who live in countries where they are provided. Identity verification is required before any payout is processed.
Mubite is for traders who want to trade crypto only, through USDT futures on Bybit or Cleo. It may suit traders who hold positions over weekends or trade the news, since the rules page allows both. Traders who rely on third-party or public bots are not a fit, because those bots are not allowed. The 5% cap on each payout request means larger profits are paid out over several cycles.
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Mubite is a crypto-only firm with Instant Funding, One-Step and Two-Step programmes on simulated accounts from $5,000 to $200,000. Its rules allow news trading, weekend holding and self-built bots, while payouts are capped at 5% of the account size per request. Several of its pages state the same rule differently, so check the current terms and the checkout before you buy.
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Find My MatchInstant Funding with no evaluation phase, a One-Step Challenge and a Two-Step Challenge, in sizes from $5,000 to $200,000.
The how-it-works page gives 70–80% for Instant Funding and 80–90% for One-Step and Two-Step. The payouts FAQ says 90% on One-Step and Two-Step comes with a paid add-on, while the prices page also describes reaching 90% after 10% profit within 3 months.
On One-Step and Two-Step accounts the first payout is on demand, then every 14 days. Each request is capped at 5% of the account size and the minimum is $50.
Yes, if you build them yourself. Third-party and publicly available bots are not allowed, and you will need to provide evidence at review or payout.
No maximum time limit applies to the challenges, but an account is deactivated after 30 days without trading.
No. The firm says all its accounts are simulated demo accounts using live market data, and no client funds are traded on live markets.