Zenit Funding is a futures prop firm. Its homepage describes two plans: a Classic Plan with a trailing drawdown and an Expert Plan with an end-of-day (EOD) drawdown. The Challenge account is the first step, followed by a funded account. Prices are monthly subscriptions. The homepage also describes a third phase, a “Live (Real Account)”, for traders whose trading is validated.
The firm says all accounts it provides are demo accounts in a simulated trading environment. Its Terms say the website is operated by Zenit Funding powered by Rhea Digital Partners Srl, at Avenue Louise 231, 1050 Bruxelles. Payouts are paid only through the Rise platform.
Our evidence is limited. We saved the homepage and the Terms and Conditions, but not the checkout pages or any separate rules or FAQ pages. Several figures on the homepage appear without a clear link to a plan or account size, so this review is shorter and leaves those links open where we could not confirm them.
Everything in this review comes from Zenit Funding's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 90% source Firm's wording: “You can request 90% of your profits, we keep 10%.” |
|---|---|
| Cheapest account | $115 (list price; may be a monthly subscription) source |
| Markets | Futures only source |
| Platforms | Quantower, Volumetrica, ATAS 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 homepage names two plans. Plan 1, the Classic Plan, uses a trailing drawdown. Plan 2, the Expert Plan, is described as “a new account category with an End of Day (EOD) drawdown”. Traders start with a Challenge account. The homepage then describes a funded account and a third phase: “Phase 3 — Live (Real Account): access a real Zenit account if your trading is validated.”
The homepage lists these monthly prices for three account sizes. Each was shown next to a lower promotional price, which we do not list.
| Account size | Listed price |
|---|---|
| $50k | $165 per month |
| $150k | $399 per month |
| $300k | $659 per month |
The homepage also lists two other $50k options:
For the 50k, 150k and 300k levels, the homepage says a one-time activation fee of $149 is required to activate the funded account. It also lists a funded reset fee of $649, “max 1 time”. Our saved copy does not show which plan each of these prices belongs to, and we could not open the checkout pages.
The homepage says the trailing drawdown “follows your account’s positive performance upward” and is “calculated intraday, not at the end of the day”. If the threshold is reached, all positions are liquidated and the account is closed. The homepage also says “We apply a trailing drawdown on all our accounts”. Our copy does not say whether the Expert Plan’s end-of-day drawdown trails before it locks at $50,100.
The homepage gives the loss-limit figures below in dollars without naming an account size.
The homepage says there is no consistency rule on challenge accounts. On funded accounts it applies a 30% consistency rule: “no individual trading day may represent 30% or more of your total cumulative profits on the account.” The page also says no trading day may represent more than 50% of total cumulative profit, and elsewhere that the best day must be at most 40% of total cycle profit. Our copy does not show which plan or stage each of these applies to.
Intraday only. The homepage says “Zenit Funding only accepts intraday traders. Holding positions overnight is a rule violation resulting in account closure.” It begins automatically liquidating positions between 5 and 10 minutes before the close.
News. Taking positions in the minute before and the minute after the publication of certain listed indicators is prohibited. Our saved copy does not include the list of indicators.
Allowed. “Scalping is allowed.”
Prohibited. The homepage lists these as prohibited:
The Terms add that collusion between users is prohibited and that “Gambling behavior and exploiting the simulated environment will be subject to review”. In that case the firm says it may delete profits, ban the customer and close the account.
Profit split. The homepage says “You can request 90% of your profits, we keep 10%”, and lists the split as “90 / 10 from the first dollar”. An 80% trader share also appears on the page; our copy does not show what it applies to.
Timing. Payout requests can only be made between the 1st and the 4th and between the 16th and the 20th of the month. Requests are validated within 5 business days, and payment is made within a maximum of 15 days after validation. The page also shows “1 payout every 5 business days” in another place, without a plan attached in our copy.
Amounts. The homepage lists a minimum payout of $500 with a maximum of $1,600, and elsewhere a minimum of $800 with a maximum of $2,000. It also shows “50% of balance if lower than maximum”. Our copy does not show which plan each limit belongs to. One payout set-up requires 5 qualifying days, each with net daily profit of at least $150.
Max Loss Limit floor. The homepage says a payout does not reduce the Max Loss Limit: the $50,100 floor stays in place after a withdrawal.
Method. “All payout payments are made exclusively via the RISE platform. No other payment method is accepted.” The Terms describe the payment as a commission in euros.
Scaling. We did not find a scaling plan that increases account size. The Expert Funded account’s position size unlocks progressively as profits grow, and the homepage describes a move to a live account for validated traders.
The firm says it provides its own integrated trading platform, and that traders can also connect to ATAS, Quantower and Volumetrica.
It says you can trade futures listed on CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT, and that “you can trade all futures markets”. The homepage lists monthly charges of $25 for EUREX and $12 for CME Level 2 (market depth).
Operator. The Terms say the website “is operated by ZENIT FUNDING powered by Rhea digital Partners Srl”, VAT number BE0764.873.605, at Avenue Louise 231, 1050 Bruxelles. The Terms also say Paynetics provides payment processing services to Rhea Digital Partners SRL.
Simulated accounts. The homepage and the Terms both say: “all accounts we provide to our clients are demo accounts in a simulated trading environment.” The homepage separately describes a Phase 3 “Live (Real Account)” for validated traders; the pages we saved do not explain how that fits with this statement.
Regulatory status. The firm says “Zenit does not need to be regulated by financial authorities”, that it is not a broker dealer and that it does not hold customers’ funds. The Terms say the services “do not constitute any regulated activity”.
Refunds. The homepage says all purchases are final and non-refundable, “regardless of the reason, including non-use of the service”, and that a chargeback or payment dispute results in permanent deactivation of the account. The Terms also describe a right of withdrawal of fourteen calendar days that “applies only to Users acting as Consumers”.
Restricted countries. The homepage says Zenit Funding cannot accept residents of certain countries for regulatory compliance and security reasons. Our saved copy does not include the list.
Zenit Funding may suit intraday futures traders who are happy to pay a monthly subscription and trade on the firm’s own platform, ATAS, Quantower or Volumetrica. The Expert Plan’s end-of-day drawdown may suit traders who do not want intraday swings to close the account. It does not suit traders who hold positions overnight, use copy trading, HFT or third-party algorithms without code access, or who need payouts on demand: on at least one account, requests are limited to two monthly windows and payment can take up to 15 days after validation. Because several figures on the homepage are not tied to a plan, check the checkout page for your account before buying.
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Zenit Funding sells monthly-subscription futures challenges on a Classic Plan with an intraday trailing drawdown and an Expert Plan with an end-of-day drawdown, and states up to a 90/10 profit split, paid through Rise. Payouts follow fixed request windows on at least one account, overnight holding is banned and purchases are non-refundable on the homepage. Several figures on its homepage are not clearly tied to a plan, so confirm the rules for your account before buying.
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Find My MatchThe homepage says you can request 90% of your profits and the firm keeps 10%, “from the first dollar”. An 80% trader share also appears on the homepage; our copy does not show which account it applies to.
No. The homepage says you can take as long as you want to reach the target, but the maximum inactivity period is 25 consecutive days without trading.
The homepage gives payout windows of the 1st–4th and 16th–20th of the month and says a minimum of 7 validated trading days is required first. It also shows “1 payout every 5 business days” and a 5-qualifying-day requirement elsewhere, without saying which account each applies to. Requests are validated within 5 business days and paid within 15 days after validation, via Rise only.
No. The firm only accepts intraday traders, and holding positions overnight is a rule violation that closes the account.
The firm says all accounts it provides are demo accounts in a simulated trading environment. Its homepage also describes a Phase 3 live account for traders whose trading is validated.
The homepage says all purchases are final and non-refundable. The Terms describe a 14-day right of withdrawal that applies only to users acting as consumers.