US
Max. allocation$150K
Futures
Earn2Trade
1 Step challenges from $60, traded on ATAS Orderflow Trading, Bookmap, Finamark, Investor/RT, Jigsaw Daytradr, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, NinjaTrader, Quantower, R Trader, Trade Navigator, TradingView, Tradovate, VolFix, BlackArrow and Other Platform.
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Platforms
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ATAS Orderflow Trading -
Bookmap -
Finamark - Investor/RT
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Jigsaw Daytradr - MotiveWave
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MultiCharts -
NinjaTrader
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Quantower
- R Trader
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Trade Navigator - TradingView
- Tradovate
- VolFix
- BlackArrow
- Other Platform
- Programs across 1 Step
- 2
- Cheapest challenge, with the promotion
- $60
- Top profit split, on Trader Career Path
- 80%
- Max. allocation
- $200K
- Daily loss limit
- 2.2%
Programs and Prices
2 programs, with the price at every account size. Prices include the firm’s current promotion, with the list price struck through.
1 Step Evaluation
2 programs, 25K to 200K| Program | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K | 200K | Trade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trader Career Path 50% to 80% split, 7%, 6% target, 2.2% daily loss, 6%, 4%, 3.5% max loss | $60 |
$190 | $350 | Not offered | Not offered | Trade now |
| The Gauntlet Mini 50% to 80% split, 6%, 5.5% target, 2.2% daily loss, 3.5%, 3% max loss | Not offered | Not offered | $315 | $375 | $550 | Trade now |
Rules at a Glance
Loss limits are a share of the starting balance. Breaking either limit ends the account.
| Program | Type | Account sizes | Profit split | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max loss limit | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trader Career Path | 1 Step | 25K to 100K | 50% to 80% | 7%, 6% | 2.2% | 6%, 4%, 3.5% | $60 |
| The Gauntlet Mini | 1 Step | 100K to 200K | 50% to 80% | 6%, 5.5% | 2.2% | 3.5%, 3% | $315 |
Earn2Trade rules in full
- Market Closure Rule: All positions and working orders must be closed by 3:50 PM CT until 5:00 PM CT.
- Daily PnL Limit: Over the course of the Evaluation (Challenge phase), no single trading day can exceed 30% or more of your total PnL.
- Market Conduct: Trading in a manner that does not align with actual market practices in the relevant futures markets or could potentially cause financial or other harm to Earn2Trade is prohibited.
- Unrealistic Trading Volume: Executing an unrealistic number of contracts in a single day is prohibited.
Maximum Withdrawal from LiveSim
- The maximum withdrawal from a LiveSim account obtained after any size Gauntlet Mini™ evaluation is $4,000.
- To withdraw the full $4,000, the trader must reach a profit of $5,000 (the prop firm deducts 20%).
- Copy Trading: Not allowed
- EAs (Expert Advisors): Allowed
- News Trading: Allowed
- Minimum Trading Days: 10 days
- Inactivity Rule: Accounts will be affected after 5 consecutive trading days of inactivity
Scaling rules
Earn2Trade review
Earn2Trade is a futures evaluation company registered in Sheridan, Wyoming, with a franchise partner in Dubai that runs the website across the Middle East and North Africa. Traders who pass are offered a funded account by partner prop firms, either a LiveSim account with simulated capital and real withdrawals or a Live brokerage account. Only CME Group futures can be traded, with free access to NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Finamark and R Trader Pro. There are two programs, both sold as monthly subscriptions. The Trader Career Path costs $150, $190 or $350 a month for $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000 evaluations, with profit goals of $1,750, $3,000 and $6,000. Funded traders who withdraw the goal at each step move up a growth plan that reaches $200,000 from the smallest size and $400,000 from the others. The Gauntlet Mini costs $170 to $550 a month for $50,000 to $200,000 and keeps the funded account at the chosen size. Evaluations use an end of day trailing drawdown, a daily loss limit, a contract limit and a 30% consistency rule, and every position must be closed by 3:50 pm Central time. Funded accounts pay 50% on smaller withdrawals and 80% above a set amount.
Suits
Intraday CME futures traders who close positions each afternoon and want a growth plan towards a larger live funded account.
Less suited to
Avoid Earn2Trade if you hold futures positions overnight, rely on trade copiers or want a fixed 80% split on every withdrawal.
Pros
- Funded accounts have no consistency rule, no minimum trading days and no profit buffer.
- Withdrawals are processed weekly, with a $100 minimum.
- The Trader Career Path growth plan can take an account to $400,000 with a fixed drawdown.
- The firm publishes its 2025 pass and withdrawal rates.
- News trading is allowed, and NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView are free to use.
Cons
- Evaluations are monthly subscriptions, and the firm gives no refunds.
- Withdrawals below a set amount, such as $3,000 on a $100,000 account, are split 50%.
- No positions may be held overnight, and all trades must close by 3:50 pm Central time.
- Live accounts carry exchange data fees of $140 or $156 a month per exchange.
- The contract limit is a hard fail rule, and trade copiers are banned on all accounts.
Verdict
Earn2Trade's main appeal is a clear route to a live futures account and simple withdrawal terms once funded. Funded accounts have no consistency rule, no minimum trading days and no profit buffer, withdrawals are processed every week, and the $139 LiveSim activation fee is only taken from the first withdrawal. The Trader Career Path adds a growth plan that raises the account size each time the trader withdraws the profit goal, up to $400,000 with a fixed drawdown. Earn2Trade also publishes its own outcomes: in 2025, 8.89% of candidates passed its evaluations, and 18.04% of Live accounts and 18.20% of LiveSim accounts made at least one withdrawal. The costs and rules deserve attention. Both programs are monthly subscriptions that renew until the trader passes or cancels, and the firm does not give refunds. The profit split is only 50% on withdrawals below a set amount, such as $3,000 on a $100,000 account, rising to 80% above it. No positions can be held overnight, the progression ladder caps contracts in real time and a breach is an immediate fail, and trade copiers are banned. Live account holders pay exchange data fees of $140 or $156 a month per exchange, and each withdrawal carries a processing fee. Trustpilot shows a rating of 4.6 from 5,010 reviews. Earn2Trade suits intraday futures traders who close positions before the afternoon break and plan to build towards a larger live account over time.
Payouts
Payout Details
- Split: 80%
- Frequency: Weekly on Tuesdays (Withdrawal requests must be emailed by 2 PM the prior Friday).
- Minimum Withdrawal: $100 (for live and LiveSim® accounts); no fees for withdrawals over $500.
- LiveSim® Account Note: A one-time activation fee of $139 applies for non-professional CME status, deducted from the first withdrawal. You need at least $239 in profits to cover both the minimum withdrawal and the setup fee.
- The maximum amount a trader can withdraw from a LiveSim® obtained after any size Gauntlet Mini™ evaluation is $4,000
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Scaling Plan - No scaling for Gauntlet.
- TCP25: Scale up to $200,000.
- TCP50: Scale up to $400,000.
- TCP100: Scale up to $400,000.
Firm Details
- CEO
- Osvaldo Guimarães
- Country
- US
- In operation
- 9 years
- Trustpilot
- 4.6 out of 5
- Platforms
- ATAS Orderflow Trading, Bookmap, Finamark, Investor/RT, Jigsaw Daytradr, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, NinjaTrader, Quantower, R Trader, Trade Navigator, TradingView, Tradovate, VolFix, BlackArrow, Other Platform
- Payment methods
- Credit/Debit Card, Crypto, PayPal
- Payout methods
- Riseworks
Questions about Earn2Trade
Is Earn2Trade legit?
Earn2Trade LLC is registered in Sheridan, Wyoming, and Bahia Education Services LLC in Dubai operates the website across the Middle East and North Africa. Traders who pass are offered accounts by partner prop firms such as Helios Trading Partners and Appius Trading Limited. Trustpilot shows a rating of 4.6 from 5,010 reviews, and the firm publishes its yearly pass and withdrawal rates.
How much does Earn2Trade cost?
Earn2Trade charges a monthly subscription. The Trader Career Path costs $150 a month for $25,000, $190 for $50,000 and $350 for $100,000. The Gauntlet Mini costs $170 for $50,000, $315 for $100,000, $375 for $150,000 and $550 for $200,000. LiveSim accounts carry a $139 activation fee, which is deducted from the first withdrawal.
What is the difference between the Trader Career Path and the Gauntlet Mini?
Both are single phase futures evaluations with the same style of rules. The Trader Career Path starts at $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000 and includes a growth plan: each time a funded trader withdraws the profit goal, the account moves up a size, reaching $400,000 from the two larger starting sizes. The Gauntlet Mini runs from $50,000 to $200,000, and the funded account stays at the chosen size.
How does the Earn2Trade profit split work?
The split depends on the size of each withdrawal rather than total profit. Withdrawals below a set amount receive 50%, and larger ones receive 80%. The threshold is $1,500 on a $25,000 account, $2,250 on $50,000, $3,000 on $100,000, $4,000 on $150,000 and $5,000 on $200,000. The $400,000 growth plan account pays a fixed 60%.
How do Earn2Trade withdrawals work?
Funded traders request withdrawals by email, and payments are processed every Wednesday for requests received by 2 pm Central time on the previous Friday. The minimum net withdrawal is $100. Most traders are paid through Rise, which charges $50 per withdrawal outside the US and 1.5% for US traders, while Deel, Bayzat or crypto may be used in some cases.
What is the Earn2Trade consistency rule?
During the evaluation, no single trading day can make up 30% or more of total profit and loss. A large day does not fail the account, but the trader must keep trading until that day falls below 30%, so passing takes at least four profitable days. The rule does not apply to LiveSim or Live funded accounts.
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