Texaris Review 2026

Texaris describes itself as a proprietary trading firm that evaluates traders through challenge models and then gives access to a simulated funded account. Its help centre names three models: Two-Step, One-Step and Instant Funding. Trading is simulated; the Terms say "No real funds are traded."

The Terms set the profit split at 80% to the trader and 20% to the company. Payouts are paid in USDT, with a minimum of $100. The platform is TradeLocker with TradingView charts. The contact page names the company as Texaris Limited, United Arab Emirates.

This review uses only Texaris's own website, help centre and Terms and Conditions. Our copies of its pages are fetch-tool summaries, and we rely only on the page wording they quote. Some lines in our copies are cut off, and we could not match the homepage prices to programmes or account sizes. We say where information was missing.

Everything in this review comes from Texaris' own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.

Texaris sells three models. The Two-Step Challenge has two evaluation phases and the One-Step Challenge has one. Instant Funding has no evaluation: the help centre says "You bypass the evaluation stages completely and start trading directly on a funded stage".

The homepage says "Get A Funded Account Up To $200,000". It showed the prices $51, $69, $66, $96, $1,049 and $1,399, and the words "For $5K Account". Our copy does not show which programme or account size each price belongs to, or whether any of them is a reduced price, so we do not list a price per account. The Terms say "Current account sizes and participation fees are published on the official Company website". Check the price at checkout.

The fee is paid once. The homepage uses the labels "One-Time 100% Refundable Fee" and "One-Time Fee". The refund applies only to the two challenges, and only once you reach a payout milestone (see Payouts below).

Rules by programme (Terms and Conditions)

• Static drawdown (all models). The Terms say "All drawdowns are Static — the maximum overall loss limit is fixed to your initial starting account balance" and the limit "does not trail with profits".
• Daily drawdown. It is calculated on your starting-day balance at 00:00 UTC. A new trading day and the daily reset both start at 00:00 UTC.
• No time limit. The Terms say "No maximum time limit (trade at your own pace)."
• Minimum trading days. The challenges need at least 3 trading days per phase. A trading day is any calendar day on which you execute at least one trade.
• Inactivity. If no trade is placed for 30 consecutive calendar days, the account is breached.
• Combined capital. The combined initial capital across all of one client's accounts may not exceed $400,000.

The help centre has a page on account leverage, but our copy does not let us match each ratio to its asset class and stage reliably, so we do not list leverage figures.

What is allowed

• News and weekends. The help centre says "You are completely free to trade during macroeconomic news releases and hold your positions over the weekend." The exception is "aggressive, directional trading solely aimed at exploiting weekend price gaps": heavy positions opened just before the Friday close and closed at the Monday open "will be reviewed and profits may be deducted on Funded accounts."
• EAs. Automated systems and EAs are allowed "as long as they reflect your personal trading strategy". Mass public robots that execute identical trades across multiple client accounts are prohibited.
• Scalping. The Terms say "There are no strict time limits and scalping is fully supported." They add that if positions are systematically held for less than 1 minute, the Risk Team may review the account.
• Copying your own trades. The help centre says copying trades in the same direction across your own Texaris accounts is permitted. The Terms say copying trades with other traders, from third-party signal providers or through account management services is prohibited.

What is prohibited

Texaris's help-centre page on "demo environment abuse and prohibited trading practices" lists:

• High-frequency trading (HFT), latency arbitrage, one-side betting and coordinated opposite trading.
• Martingale strategies ("aggressive volume doubling after losses to recover quickly").
• Intentionally exploiting technical feed malfunctions.

Hedging. The Terms say opening opposing positions on the same asset to bypass risk management is strictly prohibited, within one account or across several.

Coordinated opposite trading. The help centre describes this as coordinating trades with other traders' accounts by opening opposite positions on the same instrument to lock in a profit on one account. Where this is confirmed, the account is closed, the fee is not refunded, and the decision applies to all accounts of both participants.

One-side betting. The help centre says "Directional trading is not a breach in itself." A payout cycle in which 80% or more of closed positions were opened in the same direction, with at least 10 closed positions, triggers a review by the risk team.

Consequences. The Terms say: "Any breach results in immediate termination of the account, forfeiture of all fees paid and denial of any payouts." The help-centre page on prohibited practices also sets out a staged consequence: a first breach permanently reduces the account's profit split to 50%, and a second breach closes the account without a fee refund. Our copy does not show exactly which practices the staged consequence covers.

Profit split. The Terms state "Profit Split: 80% to Trader / 20% to Company." The homepage says traders can keep "80% or more" of virtual profits; we did not see how a split above 80% is reached.

Timing. The first payout is available after 14 calendar days on the funded account, then every two weeks. The Terms say requests are reviewed and approved within 1 business day, and once approved, payouts are processed within 24 hours.

Method and minimum. The minimum payout is $100, and all payouts are paid in USDT through a third-party payment provider. KYC/AML verification (via Veriff) must be completed once before the first payout.

Limits on funded accounts

• For the first two payout requests, you can withdraw at most 8% of the initial account balance per request; profit above this is deducted. After the first two payouts, there are no further withdrawal limits.
• Funded accounts can make at most $10,000 profit per trading day; profit above this is deducted from the account.
• Instant Funding: the first 3% of profit is not eligible for payout and stays on the balance (on a $10,000 account, the first $300).

Consistency and profit concentration

The help centre says exceeding either limit is not a violation: you keep trading until your best day or best trade idea falls back within the limit. A "trade idea" means all positions on the same instrument in the same direction, including any new position in that direction opened within 20 minutes of closing the previous trade on it.

Fee refund

The Two-Step fee is refunded with your first profit split payout, and the One-Step fee with your third payout. Instant Funding fees are not refundable, and the fee is not refunded if you fail the evaluation.

Scaling

The Terms say successful traders can scale up to a $200,000 account size, with automatic scaling every 3 months. Our copy cuts off before the conditions. Separately, the Terms say the combined initial capital across all of one client's accounts may not exceed $400,000.

Texaris uses TradeLocker. The help centre says it has "native TradingView charts", so you can use analytical tools inside the terminal.

The help centre lists "over 200 cryptocurrency pairs, Forex pairs, CFD Indices, Stocks, Metals, and Commodities".

• The contact page gives "Texaris Limited, United Arab Emirates". The Terms say the platform is operated by Texaris Limited.
• The Terms say trading takes place in "a fully simulated environment using real market data" and that "No real funds are traded." They describe simulated profits, funded accounts and payouts as "promotional rewards only".
• The Terms say Texaris does not provide brokerage services, real-market trading accounts, investment advice or execution of real trades.
• The Terms refer to an exception "where required by applicable UAE consumer protection law."

We did not find a list of restricted countries in our copies of the site.

Texaris may suit traders who want static drawdowns, no time limit, and freedom to trade news and hold over the weekend, on TradeLocker. The Two-Step has wider drawdown limits (5% daily, 10% overall) than the One-Step (4% daily, 6% overall). It is less suited to traders who rely on HFT, latency arbitrage or hedging, or who want payouts in anything other than USDT. Funded traders should plan around the 8% cap on each of the first two payouts and the $10,000 daily profit limit.

MyPropGenius Rating: Not yet rated — no Transparency Index score yet

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