We Get Funded, which trades as WeGetFunded, sells three programmes: a 1 Step Challenge, a 2 Step Challenge and Instant Funded. All three programmes trade on MetaTrader 5. The firm calls itself a French prop firm, and its French home page says it was created in 2023.
The accounts are simulated. The firm's legal notice says all transactions take place in a demo environment using virtual capital, and that participants do not trade real assets. Only a separate Live Programme, for traders the firm selects after the funded stage, runs on real capital. Traders who pass a challenge receive what the firm calls a WGF account.
The default profit split is 80% on both challenges and 70% on Instant Funded. Options bought with a challenge raise it to 90% or 100%. Passing either challenge triggers a one-time activation fee of €149.90, unless the trader paid €99 up front for the One Time Payment option.
Everything in this review comes from We Get Funded's own web pages, saved on 7–9 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 80% source Firm's wording: “Default split: 80% on the 1 Step and 2 Step Challenges, 70% on Instant Funded.” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Markets | Crypto, Commodities, Metals source |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 5 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 | Afghanistan, Albania, Bangladesh, Belarus, Central African Republic, Cuba, DR Congo, Ethiopia, Iran, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Myanmar, Nicaragua, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe source source Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
The 1 Step Challenge is a single evaluation phase. The 2 Step Challenge has two phases. Instant Funded gives a WGF account straight after purchase, with no challenge or evaluation phase.
Prices are shown in euros. The home page showed €139 for a 1 Step challenge on a $100,000 account. It appeared next to a price of €278 and a promotional label, so we treat €139 as a promotional price. Our saved pages did not show prices for the other account sizes, the 2 Step Challenge or Instant Funded.
The FAQ says the challenge fee is paid at purchase and that there is no subscription, monthly fee or recurring cost. A new payment is needed only for a reset or a new challenge after a failure.
The Terms list a one-time activation fee of €149.90 for both challenges. It is due only after the challenge is passed, and the WGF account is not delivered until it is paid. The FAQ's answer on fees mentions this fee only as an exception for the 1 Step Challenge, but the 2 Step rules on the same page also list it. The FAQ says the trader has 48 business hours to pay once the challenge is marked as passed; otherwise the challenge validation is considered void.
| Programme | Account sizes in the withdrawal rules |
|---|---|
| 1 Step Challenge | $50,000, $100,000, $200,000 |
| 2 Step Challenge | $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $200,000 |
| Instant Funded | $15,000, $30,000, $60,000 |
The home page also says "Simulated accounts from 5K to 400K". The FAQ allows several WGF accounts at once, as long as their combined capital does not exceed $400,000.
On the 2 Step Challenge, the FAQ says a reset is available while the drawdown does not exceed 6%, at a discount on the base challenge price. A reset restarts the challenge in Phase 1 and is not refundable.
| Programme and stage | Profit target | Daily loss | Maximum drawdown | Minimum trading days | Consistency rule |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Step – challenge | 6% | Not listed | 4% (end of day) | 2 (1 with One Day Pass) | 50% (off with One Day Pass) |
| 1 Step – WGF account | N/A | None | 4% (end of day) | 7 active days | 30% |
| 2 Step – Phase 1 | 8% | 5% | 10% | 5 | 40% |
| 2 Step – Phase 2 | 5% | 5% | 10% | 5 | 40% |
| 2 Step – WGF account | N/A | 5% | 10% | 7 active days | 30% |
| Instant Funded | None (no challenge) | 3% | 5% | 7 active days | 20% |
1 Step (challenge and WGF account): the 4% limit is set from equity at 00:00 GMT each day and trails at end of day until it reaches the initial balance; it then stays fixed there. In the firm's example, a $100,000 account that reaches $106,000 has its limit locked at $100,000. After a withdrawal, the limit stays at the initial balance.
2 Step: the maximum drawdown is measured from the initial balance. On a $100,000 account with a 10% limit, the balance must never drop below $90,000, and this level does not change after a withdrawal. The daily loss limit resets at 00:00 GMT and is calculated from equity (balance plus floating profit or loss) at that moment.
Instant Funded: the Terms say that when a withdrawal is made, the maximum drawdown is set to the initial account balance.
For WGF and Instant Funded accounts, the programme rules count a trading day only if the trader closes a gain of at least 0.50% of the account's initial capital; losing or neutral days are not counted. The Terms' general rule (section 17.3) instead counts a closed variation of "profit or loss" of 0.50% or more. We have used the programme rules.
WGF accounts also have a 30% Daily PNL Cap: the profit on any one day must not exceed 30% of the total profit on the account. The FAQ says this is checked only when a withdrawal is requested.
The FAQ allows Expert Advisors and indicators, including third-party EAs, but asks traders to verify an EA before using it on a WGF account. The Terms also allow the firm to deactivate an account on a well-founded suspicion of the use of automated software or copy/paste of trades.
The FAQ lists these strategies as strictly prohibited: emulators, high-frequency trading (manual or with a bot), reverse arbitrage, hedge arbitrage, latency arbitrage, tick scalping, grid trading, one-way betting and copying other traders' trades. The FAQ says an account using them will be closed without notice. The Terms also ban exploiting price errors or latency, using external data feeds to gain an unfair advantage, and taking simultaneous opposing positions, including between linked accounts, to manipulate the market.
Hedging is allowed within the risk rules, but the FAQ says excessive or abusive hedging may breach the terms of use.
Sharing an account with a third party is not allowed.
The default split is 80% on WGF accounts from the 1 Step and 2 Step Challenges and 70% on Instant Funded. The 90/10 and 100% Split options raise it on challenge accounts. If accounts with different split rates are merged, the lowest rate applies.
The FAQ says a withdrawal can be requested every 14 days from the first trade on the WGF account, after at least 5 trading days. The programme rules separately require a minimum of 7 active trading days on WGF accounts, and the FAQ does not explain how the two figures relate. To request a reward, all positions must be closed and the balance must be above the initial balance; the minimum request is $100.
Each request is limited to 50% of cumulative P&L and to a fixed cap per account size:
| Programme | Account size | Maximum per withdrawal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Step | $50,000 / $100,000 / $200,000 | $2,000 / $4,000 / $5,000 |
| 2 Step | $25,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 / $200,000 | $1,000 / $2,000 / $4,000 / $5,000 |
| Instant Funded | $15,000 / $30,000 / $60,000 | $850 / $1,500 / $3,000 |
The FAQ's withdrawal answers say withdrawals are currently processed exclusively through RISE, in US dollars, and that traders must pass RISE's identity checks (KYC) before payment. But the FAQ's payment-methods answer says cryptocurrency is valid "when purchasing a challenge and requesting a withdrawal", and the home page says the firm offers several withdrawal options, including bank transfer and cryptocurrency. We used the FAQ's withdrawal answers, which are the most detailed; check the current method with support.
The FAQ says receipt of a request is confirmed within 24 business hours, and that review and processing can take 4 to 7 business days. Payment timing may then depend on the RISE account being verified. The Terms allow the firm to refuse or delay a withdrawal if it suspects fraud, manipulation or a rule breach.
The Terms say moving a trader to the Live Programme is at the firm's sole discretion. On activation, the eligible reward is raised to 110%. Of that amount, 20% is paid to the trader, 30% is credited to the Live account, and the remaining 50% is unlocked in two steps at +1% and a further +2% performance. The Live profit split is 80/20. The Terms let the firm modify or end the Live Programme at any time.
The firm says on its home page that over $1.8 million in rewards were paid to its traders in 2025.
Trading takes place only on MetaTrader 5, which the FAQ says is available on desktop, mobile and web browser. Traders selected for the Live Programme trade on MT4, MT5 or TradingView.
The home page says the firm offers "100+ Trading instruments". The FAQ's leverage answer mentions metals and cryptocurrencies, and the risk disclosure refers to CFD margin trading. We did not find a full instrument list.
The site footer says the website is operated by WeGetFunded LTD., a company registered in Saint Lucia with registration number 2025-00757 and a registered office in Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia. It gives leased premises at 24 Ketevan Tsamebuli Ave, Tbilisi, Georgia. The Terms say payments are handled by a subsidiary, Catalyst Creations FZCO, registered in Dubai. The Terms' introduction also describes the platform as "operated by Catalyst Creations Fzco".
The firm says it is not a broker, dealer, exchange or investment adviser, and that it does not accept or manage client deposits.
The services are for people over 18. The firm does not offer services to residents of 24 countries: Russia, Myanmar, Iran, Sudan, Syria, North Korea, Afghanistan, Albania, Belarus, Central African Republic, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Nicaragua, Somalia, South Sudan, Ukraine, Venezuela, Yemen, Zimbabwe and Bangladesh. The FAQ says a national of one of these countries who legally lives in a permitted country may be eligible, case by case.
The FAQ says fees are not refundable once a challenge has started, unless there is a proven technical error attributable to the firm. The Terms say no refund is given unless the Terms expressly provide for one. The Terms' introduction also says evaluation fees are non-refundable "after 14 days and if a trade has been opened". Where an offer includes a challenge-fee refund, the Terms say it is paid with the first withdrawal and does not apply to the 1 Step Challenge or Instant Funded.
The Terms forbid chargebacks and payment disputes after purchase. A client who files one faces suspension of all linked accounts and reporting to fraud-prevention databases.
Support is offered by email (support@wegetfunded.com) and Discord. The contact page says the team answers in English, 24/7.
We Get Funded may suit traders who want to use MetaTrader 5 with EAs, without a mandatory stop-loss, and who hold trades overnight or over the weekend. The 1 Step Challenge needs only 2 trading days but has a 4% end-of-day trailing drawdown.
It is less suited to traders who expect to withdraw large amounts at once, because each request is capped at 50% of cumulative P&L and a fixed amount. Traders who rely on copy trading, news trading on a funded account or very short trades should ask support first, because the firm's own pages disagree on these points.
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We Get Funded publishes detailed rules for its 1 Step, 2 Step and Instant Funded programmes, names the companies behind it (WeGetFunded LTD in Saint Lucia and Catalyst Creations FZCO in Dubai), and sets out withdrawal caps for every account size. The trade-offs are the €149.90 activation fee after passing, per-request withdrawal caps, consistency rules on every programme, and FAQ answers that conflict with each other and with the Terms on copy trading, news trading and short trades. Read the Terms, which the firm says take priority over the FAQ, before you buy.
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Find My MatchNo, apart from the Live Programme. The firm says all transactions take place in a demo environment using virtual capital. Only the Live Programme, for traders the firm selects after the funded stage, runs on real capital.
80% by default on accounts from the 1 Step and 2 Step Challenges, and 70% on Instant Funded. The 90/10 and 100% Split options, chosen at purchase, raise it to 90% or 100% on challenge accounts.
Yes. After passing either challenge, a one-time activation fee of €149.90 is due before the WGF account is delivered. Traders can instead pay €99 at purchase with the One Time Payment option.
The FAQ says rewards are paid in US dollars through RISE. A request can be made every 14 days from the first trade on the WGF account, after at least 5 trading days, with all positions closed and a $100 minimum. The programme rules also require 7 active trading days, and the 30% Daily PNL Cap is checked at withdrawal. Each request is limited to 50% of cumulative P&L and a cap that depends on account size.
MetaTrader 5 only, on desktop, mobile and web. The Live Programme uses MT4, MT5 or TradingView.
The home page and FAQ say there is no time limit. The Terms say a challenge is automatically deactivated after one year and can be reactivated by contacting support.