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FTMO vs FundingPips (2026): who wins?

Same data for both: published prices, published rules, Trustpilot. Table and verdict below.

Head to head

FTMOFundingPips
Score7.0/106.1/10
Trustpilot4.84.5
Profit split90%80%
Max leverageup to 1:100up to 1:100
100K challenge from€499 (1-Step Standard)$466 (2 Step Pro)
Programs35
PlatformsMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingViewMT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, TradeLocker
Payouts viaBank Transfer, CryptoBank Transfer, Crypto
News tradingRestricted–
Weekend holdingRestricted–
Expert advisors (EAs)AllowedRestricted
HedgingAllowed–
ScalpingAllowed–
Copy tradingNot allowedRestricted
MartingaleRestricted–

Bottom line

FTMO (7.0) beats FundingPips (6.1) on our scores.

Cheaper 100K: FundingPips at $466. FTMO's cheapest is €499.

Customers prefer FTMO: 4.8/5 vs 4.5 on Trustpilot.

FTMO lets you trade more styles: news, EAs, weekend holds and more.

  • Pick FTMO for happier customers, more of the profit, MT4, TradingView.
  • Pick FundingPips for a cheaper challenge, more programs, Match-Trader, TradeLocker.

Quick profiles

FTMO

FTMO is a Prague firm and one of Europe's longest-standing prop firms. Choose a 2-Step or 1-Step challenge, $10,000 to $200,000. On the 2-Step, your fee comes back with your first payout. Most other firms get measured against FTMO.

FundingPips

FundingPips: Dubai, founded 2022, now one of the biggest names around. Five models: one 1-Step, three 2-Step versions and Zero, an instant account with no test. Neat twist: you choose your payout schedule. Withdraw less often, keep a bigger share.

Your questions, answered

FTMO or FundingPips: who's better?

FTMO (7.0) beats FundingPips (6.1) on our scores.

FTMO or FundingPips: who's cheaper?

Cheaper 100K: FundingPips at $466. FTMO's cheapest is €499.

Can I have accounts at FTMO and FundingPips?

Yes. Buying challenges at more than one firm is fine. What gets you banned almost everywhere: copying someone else's trades, or hedging between firms.