OneUp Trader sells evaluations for futures traders. Its homepage describes “A fully funded trader program, funding accounts up to $250,000 with reliable prop firms” and says accounts range from $25,000 to $250,000. Traders who pass its 1-Step Evaluation are, in the site’s words, placed “with our funded partners”, with the same account size as the evaluation. Its Terms state: “No live trading is provided directly by OneUp Trader.”
The homepage shows monthly prices from $65 to $490 a month, and the site offers a free 7-day test. The headline profit split is 90%, and the site says funded traders keep 100% of their first $10,000 in profits. The homepage says there is no daily loss limit; the maximum loss is a trailing drawdown that stops at the initial starting balance.
This review uses only OneUp Trader’s homepage, FAQ page, About page and Terms. Its help-centre articles were not available to us, so detailed funded-account rules are not covered. Our saved copy of the pricing area lists prices, targets, drawdowns and contract limits without showing which account size each figure belongs to, so we list the figures without assigning them to accounts.
Everything in this review comes from OneUp Trader'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 100% source Firm's wording: “Funded traders keep 100% of their first $10,000 profits for the 90% split option.” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation source |
| Markets | Futures only (contracts on forex, indices, commodities, metals) source |
| Platforms | NinjaTrader 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’s navigation names the Funded Trader Program and Express Funding. The homepage invites traders to “Pass our simple 1-Step Evaluation” and also says “Get funded in only 3 days with an Express Account”. We could not see a page describing how the Express account works.
Account sizes run from $25,000 to $250,000. The homepage shows these monthly prices: $65, $75, $100, $115, $150, $175, $225, $265, $325 and $490 per month. Our saved copy does not show which account size or listing each price belongs to.
The site also offers a free trial: “test FREE for 7 days!” The About page says: “Our trial is free, and then you pay a predetermined amount based on the package you want.”
The site also describes a split fee: “you only pay 50% of the evaluation fee upfront instead of the full amount”, and “Once you pay the remaining 50% upon getting funded, you won’t be billed again.” The pages we saved do not say which account this applies to.
The Terms describe monthly billing on a thirty-day cycle that starts on the day you create your account. You may cancel at any time, but cancellation must be made at least three business days before your billing cycle. The Terms say the company may adjust its pricing at its sole discretion.
The homepage lists these figures for the account sizes it offers. Our saved copy does not show which figure belongs to which account size.
The FAQ page says the maximum position size depends on the account size you choose and “includes all open positions across all products at any given time.”
Loss limits. The homepage says there is no daily loss limit and no daily drawdown. The trailing drawdown “will increase at a defined distance as your account balance increases”, and it “STOPS at the initial starting balance”. The page tells traders: “Do not allow your Account Balance to hit or exceed this amount.”
Minimum trading days. The homepage shows “Min. 10 Trading Days” in one listing and “Min. 5 Trading Days” in another. Its rule text says “Trade for a minimum of 10 total trading days (consecutive or non-consecutive)”. Holidays and weekends are not counted. For the evaluation, a trading day runs from 5 PM CT to 3:15 PM CT the next day.
Consistency. The homepage says you must show “a consistent and regular trading pattern”. Its test is that your three other best trading days’ net profits, added together, must equal 80% or more of your largest day’s net profit.
Review and resets. The FAQ page says you “submit your account for review, which takes no longer than 3 days”. The same page lists “Unlimited Balance Resets”; our saved copy does not show a price for them.
The site advertises a 90% profit split. It says funded traders keep 100% of their first $10,000 in profits “for the 90% split option”, and “Thereafter, they receive 90% of subsequent profits.” The wording refers to a “90% split option”; we could not see whether other split options exist.
The homepage describes “FREE and unlimited profit withdrawals from day 1”. The pages we saved do not give payout processing times, minimum withdrawal amounts or payment methods; the Terms page lists the headings “Withdrawals & Profit Splits” and “What are the Withdrawal Details?”, but our saved copy does not include the details.
The site says traders can “Choose from over 20 top Trading Execution Platforms”. NinjaTrader is the only one named on the pages we saved, and the site says it is offered free during the evaluation and when funded. The site also lists free market data/Level 2 and says: “Data Fees - None! Hidden Fees - None!”
The homepage mentions access to over 40 instruments, naming the E-mini S&P 500, Crude Oil, Gold, Euro FX and NASDAQ 100. It lists these permitted CME products: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6E, 6N, 6J, 6S, CL, E7, EMD, ES, GC, GE, GF, HE, HG and HO.
The Terms say the website is “owned, operated, or licensed by OneUp Trader”. The site gives the address 1007 N. Orange St. 4th Floor, Wilmington, Delaware 19801. The Terms describe the business this way: “Company engages in general trader education and training and providing an entertainment services.” They also state that no live trading is provided directly by OneUp Trader, and that the company makes no promise or guarantee of future employment.
On eligibility, the Terms say: “Not all users will qualify for an account with OneUp Trader, certain geographic restrictions apply.” They refer users to the sign-up page for details, which we did not see.
On refunds, the Terms say one-time service, subscription or access purchases are non-refundable, and that monthly payments are non-refundable once made. The site carries futures risk warnings and a CFTC rule 4.41 statement on hypothetical or simulated performance results.
On its own pages, OneUp Trader fits futures traders who want a monthly-priced, one-step evaluation with no daily loss limit and who are comfortable with a trailing drawdown that stops at the starting balance. NinjaTrader users may note the free licence. Traders who want to check payout timing, funded-account rules or country eligibility before buying will need the firm’s help centre and sign-up page, which this review could not cover.
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OneUp Trader offers monthly-priced 1-Step futures evaluations from $25,000 to $250,000, with no daily loss limit, a trailing drawdown that stops at the starting balance, and a 90% split after the first $10,000. Its main pages leave payout timing and funded-account rules to a help centre we could not see, and they show both 5 and 10 minimum trading days, so check the current rules on the firm’s site before buying.
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Find My MatchPrices are monthly. The homepage shows monthly prices from $65 to $490 a month, and offers a free 7-day test.
The site says funded traders keep 100% of their first $10,000 in profits, then 90% of subsequent profits.
No. The homepage says there is no daily loss limit. The maximum loss is a trailing drawdown that stops at the initial starting balance.
The homepage shows both “Min. 5 Trading Days” and “Min. 10 Trading Days”, and its rule text says a minimum of 10 trading days. Holidays and weekends are not counted.
The site says over 20 trading platforms are available. NinjaTrader is named and is free during the evaluation and when funded.
The site says traders who pass are placed with its funded partners, and its Terms say no live trading is provided directly by OneUp Trader.