TurboTrade.Fund sells trading evaluations and funded accounts through four routes: Instant Funded, with no evaluation, and 1-Phase, 2-Phase and 3-Phase challenges. The home page advertises funding of up to $200K. The profit split starts at 50%; the site says optional add-ons can raise it to 80% and increase drawdown limits by 1%.
Every account runs on the Match-Trader platform through QuickTrade.World, which the site calls its broker partner. Sign-up and the challenge purchase are completed on QuickTrade.World. The Terms of Service say TurboTrade.Fund is not a broker and that qualifying traders get access to firm capital "on a simulated or live basis".
The site does not name its company. Where the Terms should give the operator's registered name and registration number, they show unfilled placeholders; they do give an address in Kyalami Gardens, South Africa. This review describes only what the current TurboTrade.Fund website says.
Everything in this review comes from TurboTrade.Fund's own web pages, saved on 11 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, 3-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
|---|---|
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities, Metals source |
| Platforms | Match-Trader 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) |
The home page selector offers account sizes of $5k, $10k, $25k and $50k. The Instant Funded page says "Select $5K to $50K instant funding". The home page says all challenges offer up to $200k accounts.
The figures below are from the comparison table on the home page, with the 2-Phase and 3-Phase targets per phase taken from those programmes' own pages.
| Programme | Stages | Profit target | Max daily loss | Max total loss | Leverage | Trading days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instant Funded | None | None | 2% | 4% | 1:30 | 8–30 days |
| 1-Phase Challenge | 1 | 10% | 4% | 6% | 1:100 | 4–30 days |
| 2-Phase Challenge | 2 | 6% (Phase 1), 4% (Phase 2) | 5% | 8% | 1:100 | 4–30 days |
| 3-Phase Challenge | 3 | 5% in each phase | 6% | 8% | 1:100 | 4–30 days |
The same table shows a 2% "Daily Profit Limit" for all four programmes. The pages we saw do not explain how this limit is applied or what happens when it is reached.
A "2× $10K Challenge Bundle" is labelled one-time. It contains two $10,000 3-Phase challenges and a "PropFirm Mastery Course", and the page says it has the same rules as the $10K 3-Phase challenge.
Prices. The pages show a starting price for each programme and a price for the bundle, but the home page also runs a countdown headed "Today's offer closes in". No page says whether the prices shown are regular prices or offer prices, so we do not list them. In relative terms, the site calls the 3-Phase Challenge its lowest entry price, says the 2-Phase Challenge has a lower entry cost than the 1-Phase, and describes Instant Funded as having a "Higher entry cost". Apart from the bundle, the pages do not say whether challenge fees are one-time or recurring, and we did not see an activation fee mentioned.
Instant Funded has no evaluation and no profit target, with a 2% maximum daily loss and a 4% maximum total loss. The home page's $5k Instant Funded card lists 30 maximum and 8 minimum trading days, 1:30 leverage and a 2% daily profit limit. The Instant Funded page says "Conservative limits protect the account."
The 1-Phase Challenge has a 10% profit target, a 4% daily loss limit and a 6% total loss limit.
The 2-Phase Challenge has a 6% target in Phase 1 and a 4% target in Phase 2, with a 5% daily and 8% total loss limit in both phases. The home page table lists only the 6% figure for this programme.
The 3-Phase Challenge has a 5% target in each of its three phases, with a 6% daily and 8% total loss limit in every phase. The home page describes its phases as "Evaluation + Verification + Consistency". We found no numeric consistency rule on any saved page.
The Terms of Service list practices that are not permitted and may lead to an evaluation or funded account being closed and profit shares withheld:
No saved page says which evaluation types allow automated systems. The 1-Phase page lists the question "Can I hold trades over the weekend?", but its answer was not in our saved text. We found no rule on news trading or holding trades overnight on any saved page.
The Terms say a trader may hold only one account unless the firm agrees otherwise in writing. The FAQ says traders can manage multiple challenge accounts at the same time if each follows the trading rules. These two pages conflict; the Terms are the binding document, so we would rely on them unless the firm confirms otherwise in writing.
The split starts at 50% on every programme. The home page says an optional add-on raises it to 80%.
Payout frequency. The pages disagree. The Match-Trader page says traders can "request payouts every two weeks". The home page describes "On-Demand Payouts" and says traders can withdraw profits when they want. The programme pages also carry a "24/48h Payouts" label without further explanation. We could not see a payout policy page that settles which applies.
The FAQ says the minimum payout varies by account size; it does not give amounts. The Terms say profit shares are paid according to the published payout process and schedule, and that a payout may be withheld while a suspected breach is investigated. The Eligibility page says the firm or its platform partner may ask traders to verify identity, age and place of residence before a payout is released.
Scaling. An FAQ answer says accounts can grow "from $5K all the way to $200K" through a structured scaling programme. The FAQ lists the question "What are the scaling requirements?", but no answer was in our saved text, so we cannot state the scaling conditions. The Instant Funded page says those accounts follow the same scaling path as any funded trader.
All accounts use Match-Trader, supplied by QuickTrade.World, which the site says provides the platform, execution infrastructure and account hosting. The Match-Trader page says it is available in the browser, as a desktop app and on iOS and Android. An FAQ answer says trading credentials arrive within minutes of purchase.
The home page and the Match-Trader page list forex, indices, commodities and metals. A comparison table on the home page lists "FX, Indices, Metals, Crypto" for TurboTrade.Fund. Whether crypto is available is therefore unclear. We did not find an instrument list or contract specifications on any saved page.
The site does not name its company. The Terms of Service show placeholders where the registered company name and registration number should be, followed by an address at the Mushroom Farm Retail Centre in Kyalami Gardens, South Africa. We found no regulation or licence claim on the saved pages. The Terms say TurboTrade.Fund is not a broker, bank, deposit-taking institution, investment manager or financial adviser, and that an evaluation fee is not an investment or a deposit.
Simulated or live. The Terms describe access to firm capital "on a simulated or live basis". The home page's Instant Funded card says "Start trading immediately with live capital", but the Terms do not say which basis applies to which account.
Eligibility. Traders must be at least 18. The Eligibility page says the firm welcomes traders across South Africa and the wider African continent, and from other countries where QuickTrade.World can onboard clients. It excludes residents of sanctioned countries and of countries where the partner cannot onboard clients or local law prohibits the service, but it does not name specific countries: the list is an unfilled placeholder.
Refunds. The Refund Policy allows a full refund within 14 days of purchase only if no trade has been placed on the evaluation account and no included course material has been accessed. Once any part of a bundle has been used, the bundle is not refundable in whole or in part. Duplicate charges, or payments taken for an account the firm could not set up, are refunded in full.
Contact. The Terms and the Eligibility page give a WhatsApp number. The contact email address on the Terms, Refund Policy and Eligibility page is an unfilled placeholder. The FAQ says the support team responds within 24 hours on business days. The Terms, Refund Policy and Eligibility page are each marked "Last updated: 17 September 2026".
The firm says Instant Funded is meant for experienced, profitable traders and not for new traders or those still developing a strategy. It presents the 3-Phase Challenge as suited to patient, value-focused traders and the 2-Phase Challenge as a balanced option. The Eligibility page says it welcomes traders across South Africa and the wider African continent.
Traders who need a named, registered operator, a published list of restricted countries, or a single clear payout schedule will not find those on the current site.
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TurboTrade.Fund publishes clear loss limits and targets for four programmes on Match-Trader via QuickTrade.World, with a 50% base split that add-ons can raise to 80%. Against that, the site does not name its operating company, its restricted-country list and contact email are placeholders, and its pages disagree on payout frequency and on multiple accounts. We would want those points settled in writing before buying.
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Find My MatchInstant Funded (no evaluation), and 1-Phase, 2-Phase and 3-Phase challenges, with account sizes from $5k to $50k in the home page selector.
It starts at 50%. The site says optional add-ons can raise it to 80% and increase drawdown limits by 1%; add-on prices are not shown.
The pages differ: the Match-Trader page says every two weeks, while the home page describes on-demand payouts.
Match-Trader, supplied by its broker partner QuickTrade.World, on web, desktop and mobile.
Within 14 days of purchase, if you have not placed a trade or accessed included course material. No refund after a rule breach.
The site does not say. The Terms show placeholders for the company name and registration number, followed by an address in Kyalami Gardens, South Africa.