Wall Street Funded Review 2026

Wall Street Funded (WSFunded) sells prop-trading challenges and instant accounts through wsfunded.com. Its FAQ lists one-phase programmes (Power, Flash and Rapid), two-phase programmes (Classic, Ultra and Elite New), Instant accounts (Standard and Pro) and a programme called Stellar. The site is mostly in Spanish; its legal notices are in English.

The firm says its accounts are simulated. Its legal text states that all accounts offered by WSFmarkets Ltd, under WSF Technology FZCO, are not real trading accounts. The FAQ states an 80% profit split, and says a consistent trader can grow an account to a maximum of $2,000,000.

Our saved copies of this site are text extracts rather than full page captures. They record many rule figures without showing reliably which programme each belongs to. We therefore give programme-specific rules only where the page wording names the programme, and this review is shorter than most.

Everything in this review comes from Wall Street Funded's own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.

The FAQ lists these programmes:

The FAQ says it offers account sizes of $5k, $10k, $25k, $50k and $100k. Our saved copy does not show which sizes apply to which programme.

The Flash page lists challenge prices of $99, $199, $299 and $499. Our saved copy does not show which account size each price belongs to, or whether the fee is one-off. The same page was promoting a discount code, so check the final price at checkout.

The homepage also advertises an account that can be started for $9.99, with a further fee after passing ($48 for the account shown). The FAQ describes a low initial price of $9.99, with the remaining amount billed when the trader moves to Funded. Our saved copy does not show the after-passing fee for other sizes.

Flash

Flash is a one-phase challenge. The Flash page says a 2% profit target is all that is needed to pass the challenge and reach a funded account. It shows “Sin daily drawdown” (no daily drawdown), although it also has a daily loss limit row whose value our saved copy does not record. The maximum loss is a static drawdown; our copy does not record its percentage. Leverage on the Flash page is shown as 1:30.

Instant Standard and Instant Pro

The FAQ says the drawdown on an Instant account is trailing. It explains that the trailing drawdown only moves up when there are new highs and never moves down, even after later losses. The homepage describes the Instant maximum loss as a dynamic drawdown.

Other programmes

The FAQ gives the figures below for its programmes. Our saved copy does not reliably show which programme each figure belongs to, so check the FAQ for the programme you are considering.

• Phase 1 profit targets of 6%, 8% and 10%, and a Phase 2 target of 5%.
• Daily loss limits of 3%, 4% and 5%. The 4% and 5% wording refers to floating loss when a trade is open.
• One programme has no daily drawdown limit (“Drawdown diario SIN LÍMITE”).
• Static maximum drawdowns of 6%, 8%, 10% and 12%. One two-phase route is described as having progressive targets and a static maximum drawdown of 8%.
• One programme has a 6% maximum trailing drawdown that applies only in the Funded phase.
• A minimum of 4 trading days. One answer limits this to Phase 1. The homepage comparison table also shows a 3-day entry.
• One answer sets a consistency rule of 20%. Another says a trader must keep a 30% consistency score to request a withdrawal. The homepage comparison table shows “15% best day”, “30% best day” and “Sin regla de consistencia” (no consistency rule) entries.

The FAQ says there is no maximum time to complete the phases. It also lists an inactivity period of 30 days.

News trading. The FAQ says traders can trade during news, but only in the Evaluation phase. On funded accounts, traders may not open new trades or close existing trades on the affected instruments around news; the FAQ says this rule applies only to simulated funded accounts. Our saved copy does not record the exact time window.

Weekend holding. The FAQ says traders can hold and open trades over the weekend without adding any add-on.

EAs and cBots. The FAQ says EAs and cBots cannot be used on Instant Standard or Instant Pro. The Flash page lists expert advisors/cBots as “Permitido” (allowed), and also lists swing trading as allowed.

Other rules. The FAQ’s rules also cover copying trades between different clients’ accounts, high-frequency trading (HFT), trades of less than 60 seconds, and opening opposite positions as a hedging strategy. Our saved copy records only fragments of this part of the FAQ, not its full wording, so read the FAQ before using any of these strategies.

The FAQ says the trader receives 80% of profits, and the Flash page also shows an 80% profit split.

Payout timing differs between programmes and pages:

• The Flash page says that once a payout is requested, it arrives within 24 hours at most. It advertises an instant first payout, and its withdrawal-time entry reads “Instantaneo/15 días”.
• The FAQ says the first payment is available 14 days after moving to Funded. Our saved copy does not show which programmes this answer covers.
• The homepage says payouts are made every 10 days, and its comparison table shows withdrawal times of “15/10 días” and “30/10 días”.
• The FAQ says payouts are handled Monday to Friday between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. CET.

The FAQ gives a minimum payout of $100. Payouts under $500 are paid in crypto (USDT, USDC, ETH or BTC); payouts above $500 are paid through Rise.

Scaling. The FAQ says a consistent trader can grow an account to a maximum of $2,000,000. Our saved copy does not record the conditions. The homepage separately advertises access to capital of up to $400,000.

The homepage promises a choice of platforms but does not name them in our saved copy. The FAQ says the Power challenge is available only on MT5.

The FAQ has a list of tradeable instruments, but our saved copy does not include the list, so we do not list markets here.

The homepage also mentions round-the-clock multilingual support, an analysis tool suite with a trading journal, and personal sessions with the firm’s trading psychologist.

The site’s legal text says WSFmarkets Ltd is a company incorporated under the laws of Saint Lucia, with registration number 2025-00117. It gives a registered office at Ground Floor, Rodney Court Building, Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia.

The legal text says all accounts offered by WSFmarkets Ltd, under WSF Technology FZCO, are not real trading accounts. The homepage describes a demo trading environment that uses virtual capital. The legal text says WSF Technology FZCO is not a broker, is not an investment manager and does not act as a regulated financial entity, and that the company does not execute, transmit or send orders to any market, broker or liquidity provider.

Restricted countries. The legal text says WSFmarkets Ltd does not offer its services to residents of certain jurisdictions, including but not limited to the United States, Singapore, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. The FAQ says the firm does not currently accept clients from Cuba, Sudan, Somalia, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, North Korea, Libya, Pakistan and Vietnam. The FAQ also says one product is not available to users in Spain and Andorra.

Clients must be 18 or the legal age of majority in their country of residence.

On the firm’s own pages, Flash is a one-phase challenge with a 2% profit target and a stated payout time of 24 hours at most after a request. Weekend holding is allowed without an add-on, and the FAQ sets no maximum time for the phases.

Traders who rely on EAs should note that they cannot be used on Instant Standard or Pro. News traders should note the restriction on funded accounts. The site is not open to residents of the United States and several other countries.

Because our saved copy does not tie most rule figures to a named programme, confirm the targets, loss limits and payout schedule for your programme in the FAQ.

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

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