Taurus Arena is a futures-only prop trading firm. Its home page describes three routes: “PRIME, FREES, or Direct Sim Funded, with EOD or Trailing Drawdown options.” Its risk disclosure says it provides access to simulated proprietary trading evaluations, and that no trades in evaluation accounts are transactions in live financial markets.
We wrote this review from the firm's own home, plans, FAQ, promo, terms and risk-disclosure pages. Our saved copies of the plan tables did not let us reliably match each price, profit target, drawdown amount and contract limit to a specific programme and account size, so we do not list those per-programme figures. We could not find a profit split on the pages we saved. Check the plans page for the figures of the account you want before buying.
Everything in this review comes from Taurus Arena's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation source |
|---|---|
| Markets | Futures only (contracts on forex, indices, commodities, metals) source |
| Platforms | DeepChart, ATAS, 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. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) | |
| Restricted countries named | Belarus, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, Syria source Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
The firm sells three programmes: PRIME Accounts, FREES Accounts and DIRECT PRIME. The plans page offers the account types “prime”, “frees safety / max” and “direct prime”, so FREES comes in SAFETY and MAX versions.
The home page says: “Reach your profit target while respecting the account rules and receive your Sim Profit Account instantly.” The FAQ adds that, as soon as the target is reached and the rules are respected, the account is reviewed automatically. The home page calls the third route “Direct Sim Funded”, while the promo page refers to “DIRECT PRIME Challenges”.
Many prices on the plans page carry a “/month” label, from “$59/month” up to “$229/month”; others, such as “$318”, “$558” and “$738”, are shown without one. The Terms of Service say: “Monthly recurring fees apply unless otherwise stated.” The site also shows lower “From” prices, such as “From $21 / MONTHLY”. The promo page advertises September discounts on PRIME, FREES and Direct Prime, and one of its offers requires a “Minimum 3 PRIME Challenges purchased simultaneously”. We could not match each price to a programme and account size from our saved copy.
The plans page lists an “Activation Fee After Challenge Success”, so for at least some accounts the monthly challenge price is not the whole cost. The promo page shows “No Activation fee” against some of its offers; we could not confirm from our saved copy which programmes carry the activation fee. The plans page also lists a “Reset Sim Profit Account” option and an option to “Upgrade Consistency Rule to 35%”, and the promo page refers to an “EOD ADD-ON”.
The Terms say that missing a monthly payment ends the account: “Failure to meet monthly recurring payments will result in account deactivation without reactivation options.” The plans page also says buyers can “Earn Taurus Coins With Every Purchase”.
Our saved copy of the plan tables does not let us tie each rule value to a programme, so the rules below are those the pages state in general terms.
The Terms of Service prohibit “Using unauthorized trading strategies (e.g., HFT, arbitrage, one-tick trading)” and “Engaging in fraudulent trading practices.” Traders must “Not share your account with any third party or allow anyone else to trade on your behalf.”
The home page says there are “no penalties for harmless mistakes like hedging”. The Terms ban one-tick trading; we did not see a minimum holding time on the pages we saved. The Terms also list “Use automated systems (e.g., bots, scrapers) to access the Website.” among their user rules; we did not see a rule on trading bots or expert advisors in our saved pages.
Payouts are simulated: the home page invites traders to “Grow your Sim Profit Account and generate sim payouts under our simplified trading conditions.” We could not find a profit split, payout schedule, minimum payout or payout fee on the pages we saved. Customer testimonials on the site comment on payout speed; we do not treat these as the firm's stated terms.
The risk disclosure covers cryptocurrency payouts: it refers to cases “Where cryptocurrency payments are accepted”, lists “identity verification before cryptocurrency payouts”, and says “Cryptocurrency transactions may be delayed while compliance reviews are conducted.”
On growth, the home page says only that “Top-performing traders may gain access to larger opportunities and deeper collaboration with Taurus.” We did not see a scaling plan with set steps.
The FAQ says DeepChart is available in Web and Desktop versions and includes a platform licence provided by Taurus. Traders may also use ATAS and Quantower, but Taurus does not provide licences for those.
The FAQ says: “Taurus specializes exclusively in futures trading.” It lists:
The pages name two companies. The Terms of Service define “TAURUS ARENA LTD(the “Company,” “we,” or “us”)”, but elsewhere in the same Terms it is “DALCIA LTD” that “reserves the right to modify or update these Terms at any time without prior notice” and that “provides a simulated trading environment”. The risk disclosure names “Dalcia Ltd (“Taurus Arena”)”, and the site footers read “© Copyright 2026 Dalcia Ltd. All Rights Reserved.”
Other points from the Terms of Service:
The FAQ says Taurus cannot provide services in certain jurisdictions because of regulatory and compliance requirements, and the home page gives examples: North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, Russia and Belarus. These are examples, not a full list. The contact address shown is support@taurusarena.com.
Taurus Arena may suit futures day traders who want no minimum trading days, who trade around economic news, and who want a licensed copy of DeepChart included. It does not suit traders who hold positions overnight or over the weekend, or traders who want a refund option. Because we could not find a profit split or payout schedule on the pages we saved, ask the firm for these before buying.
MyPropGenius Rating:
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Taurus Arena sells futures-only PRIME, FREES and Direct Prime accounts, many of them priced per month, with no minimum trading days and, according to its FAQ, no restriction on news trading, but no overnight or weekend holding. Its Terms say all purchases are non-refundable, and the pages name both TAURUS ARENA LTD and DALCIA LTD. We could not find a profit split or payout schedule on the pages we saved, so confirm these with the firm before buying.
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Find My MatchFutures only. The FAQ lists equity index futures (NQ, ES, YM, RTY), commodities (GC, SI, CL, NG), currency futures (6E, 6B, 6J, 6A), agricultural futures, metals and energy products.
Yes. The FAQ says Taurus does not restrict trading during economic news releases.
No. The FAQ says overnight and weekend positions are not permitted, and open positions are closed automatically about 15 minutes before the market closes.
No. The FAQ says there are no minimum trading day requirements.
The Terms of Service say all purchases are final and non-refundable, and terminated accounts forfeit any fees paid.
DeepChart (Web and Desktop), with a licence provided by Taurus. ATAS and Quantower can also be used, but Taurus does not provide licences for them.