One-time-fee assessments and instant funding across FX & CFDs, crypto and US equities, from $2,500 to $500,000
Checked 8 October 2026
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Nordic Funder sells trading assessments across four asset classes: FX & CFDs, crypto, US equities and an instant-funding route. Its programmes page lists 9 tracks, with account sizes from $2,500 to $500,000 and one-time fees from $25.00. The firm describes itself as "Scandinavia's Funded Trader Programme".
Every programme pays an 80% profit split as standard; a profit-share add-on raises it to 90%. The firm says the first withdrawal has no delay once you qualify and later payouts run every 14 days. There is no deadline to pass, but accounts are subject to an inactivity limit.
The site says all assessments are conducted in a simulated environment. Its page footers name two different companies as the assessment provider, Prop Account, LLC and Forest Park FX LTD, and the Terms page we saw was marked "Awaiting counsel sign-off". We cover both points under Company and Terms.
Everything in this review comes from Nordic Funder's own web pages, saved on 7–8 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 80% 1 Firm's wording: “80% in the trader's favour as standard, rising to 90% with the profit-share add-on.” |
|---|---|
| Cheapest account | $25 (list price) 1 |
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, 3-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) 1234 |
| Markets | Forex, Crypto, Stocks, Indices, Commodities, Metals 123 |
| Platforms | DXtrade, Match-Trader, cTrader, PropX 12 |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type | Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
Nordic Funder groups its accounts into four programmes. FX & CFDs has five tracks: One-Step, Two-Step, Three-Step, One-Step Lite and Two-Step Lite. Crypto has a One-Step and a Two-Step track. Equities has one track, One-Step Daily. Instant Funding has one track, Instant Funding Lite, with no profit target and no assessment.
All fees are one-time and non-refundable, and the firm says there are no recurring or monthly charges. The terms say a fee buys one assessment attempt on the account size and track chosen at checkout. The table shows the fee for the smallest and largest account on each track, as listed on the programme pages.
| Track | Account sizes | One-time fee (smallest to largest) |
|---|---|---|
| FX & CFDs One-Step | $5K–$500K | $42.50 ($5K) to $4,887.50 ($500K) |
| FX & CFDs Two-Step | $5K–$500K | $60.00 to $2,760.00 |
| FX & CFDs Three-Step | $5K–$500K | $42.00 to $1,932.00 |
| FX & CFDs One-Step Lite | $2.5K–$100K | $25.00 to $750.00 |
| FX & CFDs Two-Step Lite | $2.5K–$100K | $25.00 to $600.00 |
| Crypto One-Step | $2.5K–$100K | $25.00 to $750.00 |
| Crypto Two-Step | $2.5K–$100K | $25.00 to $600.00 |
| Equities One-Step Daily | $2.5K–$100K | $25.00 to $750.00 |
| Instant Funding Lite | $2.5K–$100K | $45.00 to $1,000.00 |
The marketing pages list three add-ons: a 90% profit share (+15%), weekend holding, and Double Leverage (+25%). The terms say add-ons are priced as a percentage of the assessment fee. The checkout page we saw for a $2,500 One-Step Lite account listed further options, including a 65% profit share at a lower price and changes to the maximum drawdown or profit target, each priced as a percentage up or down.
The firm says each account size and track is a separate product, so you can run several at once, including across asset classes.
The table summarises the main rules from the firm's programme comparison tables.
| Track | Profit target | Maximum drawdown | Daily loss limit | Consistency rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FX & CFDs One-Step | 10% | 6% trailing | 5% (end-of-day balance) | None listed |
| FX & CFDs Two-Step | 10%, then 5% | 8% static | 4% (end-of-day balance) | None listed |
| FX & CFDs Three-Step | 5%, 5%, 5% | 5% static | 5% (end-of-day balance) | None listed |
| FX & CFDs One-Step Lite | 10% | 5% static | 2.5% (intraday trailing) | None in evaluation; 50% funded |
| FX & CFDs Two-Step Lite | 12%, then 6% | 6% static | 3% (intraday trailing) | None in evaluation; 50% funded |
| Crypto One-Step | 10% | 5% static | 2.5% (intraday trailing) | 25% funded |
| Crypto Two-Step | 12%, then 6% | 6% static | 3% (intraday trailing) | 25% funded |
| Equities One-Step Daily | 10% | 3% static | 1.5% (intraday trailing) | 40% evaluation; 20% funded |
| Instant Funding Lite | None | 3% static | 1% (intraday trailing) | 20% funded |
The FAQ says a static drawdown is measured from your opening balance and never moves, while a trailing drawdown follows the account's high-water mark, so the floor rises as you profit. On staged FX tracks the daily loss limit is measured on end-of-day balance; on Lite, crypto, equities and instant funding it is an intraday trailing figure, assessed live.
The consistency rule caps how much of your total profit can come from a single day. The general FAQ gives 20% for equities, while the equities page gives 40% during evaluation and 20% once funded; we used the equities page. FX Lite, crypto and equities tracks also require a minimum of three profitable days of 1%.
On a Two-Step you pass phase one, then phase two; on a Three-Step, all three in order. Each phase has its own target but shares the same drawdown limits. Breaching the maximum drawdown or the daily loss limit closes the account, and the fee is not refunded. Stop losses are not required, though the firm recommends them.
There is no time limit to pass. The inactivity limit is 30 days on staged FX accounts and 14 days on crypto, equities and instant funding. The comparison table shows no inactivity figure for the two FX Lite tracks.
The FAQ says strategies that exploit the simulated environment rather than the market are not permitted, naming latency arbitrage, tick scalping on stale prices and coordinated group trading across accounts. The Terms list latency arbitrage, execution on stale prices and coordinated trading across accounts held by different individuals. The Terms say ordinary discretionary and algorithmic trading, including your own expert advisors, is permitted.
The Terms page says the full prohibited-practices schedule had still to be migrated from the current client terms document.
The standard profit split is 80% on every programme. The profit-share add-on raises it to 90% for the life of the account and costs 15% on top of the assessment fee.
You can request the first withdrawal as soon as you meet the minimum trading days for your track. Later payouts follow a rolling 14-day cycle that starts from your first withdrawal, not a fixed day of the month. A breach closes the account and forfeits any unwithdrawn profit.
On scaling, the FAQ says each account size and track is its own product, so you can run several at once and scale up whenever you choose rather than waiting on a scaling schedule. We did not find payout methods or processing times on the pages we saved.
The FAQ lists DXtrade, Match-Trader and cTrader, all integrated via GooeyTrade, with the platform chosen at checkout. The checkout page we saw for a $2,500 One-Step Lite account showed only one platform option, PropX. We could not tell from the saved pages which platform applies to which product.
The programmes page lists forex, metals, indices, oil, crypto and US equities. The crypto programme covers BTC, ETH and alts. The firm says equities liquidity, pricing and execution are sourced directly from Nasdaq.
Spreads are raw. Commission is $7 round turn per lot on FX and metals, and $0 on indices, oil and crypto. The comparison table shows no commission figure for the two FX Lite tracks. The firm says pricing comes from an aggregated source drawn from multiple brokers and liquidity providers, and that it does not widen spreads, add markups or adjust swaps beyond what its brokers set.
The site says all assessments are conducted in a simulated environment and are not an offer of employment.
Section 1 of the Terms page says Nordic Funder is an affiliate of Forest Park FX LTD, which provides all funding assessments, receives the fees and signs the Trader Agreement with traders who qualify. The same pages also carry a second footer naming Prop Account, LLC as the assessment provider and "Prop Account LC" as the Trader Agreement party. We used the Terms page wording, as it is the more specific source.
The Terms page we saw opened with the notice "Awaiting counsel sign-off". It said the trader agreement clauses, dispute resolution, governing law, account-closure grounds and the full prohibited-practices schedule had still to be migrated and approved before the page goes live. The published clauses say that rule changes apply only to assessments bought after the change takes effect.
The support page we saw said support routing was still to be configured, with the Discord and portal links live in the meantime.
It suits traders less well if they want to hold over weekends without paying for an add-on, or need US equities outside the 09:30–15:55 ET session.
MyPropGenius Rating:
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The pages say clearly that assessments are simulated, but the contracting party is unclear: the About page and Terms name Forest Park FX LTD with no number or jurisdiction, while the site-wide footer says assessments are provided by Prop Account, LLC. There is no separate refund page, but the Terms, the risk disclosure, the FAQ and the line under every price all say the same thing: the fee is one-time and non-refundable, including on breach. We found no payout proof of any kind on the firm's pages: the payouts page sets out payout terms and worked arithmetic only, with no payout records, totals, certificates or payout testimonials.
Its Transparency Index score is 56/100 (Mixed). We do not verify payouts or test accounts; this is what the firm’s own pages show.
Check the current rules and prices on the firm's own website before you buy.
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Nordic Funder publishes detailed rules for each track: one-time fees from $25.00, no deadline to pass, an 80% split (90% with a paid add-on) and payouts every 14 days after a first withdrawal that has no waiting period once you qualify. Against that, fees are non-refundable, a breach forfeits unwithdrawn profit, and the equities and instant-funding tracks have a 3% static drawdown. When we saw it, the site named two different assessment providers and its Terms page was still awaiting legal sign-off, so key contract terms, including governing law, dispute resolution and account-closure grounds, were not yet on its Terms page.
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A One-Step Lite $2,500 account at $25.00, paid once. The crypto and equities $2,500 accounts are also $25.00.
No. The only clock is the inactivity limit: 30 days on staged FX accounts and 14 days on crypto, equities and instant funding.
80% as standard on every programme, or 90% with the profit-share add-on, which costs 15% on top of the fee.
The first withdrawal has no waiting period once you meet your track's minimum trading days. After that, payouts run on a rolling 14-day cycle.
Yes. Your own EAs and algorithms are allowed on every account. Strategies that exploit the simulated environment, such as latency arbitrage, are not.
The site says all assessments are conducted in a simulated environment.