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Earn2Trade

One-step · futures prop firm

50% off

In business
9 yearssince 2017
Trustpilot
4.65,004 reviews on Trustpilot
Entry fee (50k)
$190$95 / month, first 3 months with 50PLUSRESET

60 / 100

PFT Scout ScoreSee the breakdown
PFT Scout Score of Earn2Trade on five axes: Rules 52, Payouts 38, Track record 85, Reputation 90, Transparency 29
Visit firmCode 50PLUSRESET is copied when you clickFigures checked 2026-09-25

Summary

Earn2Trade is a futures prop firm with a one-step evaluation, in business since 2017. The $50k account costs $190; its 6% profit target is 1.5 times the 4% max drawdown (trailing, end of day), with a 2.2% daily loss limit. On payouts, you keep 50 to 80% of the profit. On Trustpilot it rates 4.6 from 5,004 reviews, and its PFT Scout Score is 60 of 100.

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Trustpilot: 4.6 from 5,004 reviews (checked 2026-09-24). Read reviews on Trustpilot

PFT Scout Score

PFT Scout Score of Earn2Trade on five axes: Rules 52, Payouts 38, Track record 85, Reputation 90, Transparency 29RulesPayoutsTrack recordReputationTransparency

60 / 100

Rules
52
Payouts
38
Track record
85
Reputation
90
Transparency
29

Not published by the firm, counted as neutral: Max payout, Claimed payouts.

Our own rating, 0 to 100, relative to the other firms listed here. No commission or partner deal changes it. How the score works

Firm overview

Futures firm operating since 2017 whose Trader Career Path scales a passing trader up a fixed ladder of account sizes rather than a single funded account.

Evaluation model
One-step

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Founded
2017
The firm states "Earn2Trade has been in business since 2017."

Source: www.earn2trade.com/affiliates

Platforms
  • NinjaTrader
  • Finamark
  • R | Trader
  • R | Trader Pro
  • Tradovate
  • TradingView
  • Rithmic
  • ATAS
  • Bookmap
  • Quantower
  • Sierra Chart
  • MotiveWave
  • MultiCharts
  • Jigsaw Trading
  • Investor/RT
  • BlackArrow
  • Inside Edge Trader
  • Photon
  • QScalp
  • QST
  • ScalpTool
  • Trade Navigator
  • VolFix
  • OverCharts

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Notes
Funding is unavailable to citizens of a sanctioned-country list including Russia, Iran, Pakistan, Nigeria and Ukraine. Austria is not on it.

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Instruments and assets

Asset classes
  • Futures

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Firm rules

Minimum trading days
0
News trading
Allowed
Hold over weekend
Not allowed

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Challenges

Trader Career Path · 50k One-step

Evaluation fee
$190 / month
Activation fee
$139
Profit target
$3,000
Max drawdown
$2,000
Drawdown type
Trailing (end of day)
Daily loss limit
$1,100
Minimum trading days
0
Max payout
$3,000

Monthly subscription; a Labor Day code (50% off) was running, figures are list prices. The $139 activation fee is deducted from the first successful withdrawal, not paid upfront. LiveSim max withdrawal before the move to a live account

Source: earn2trade.com/purchase

Trailing (end of day): the loss limit rises with your highest end-of-day balance and never moves back down. Open profit during the day does not move it.

Payout policy

Profit split
50 to 80%

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Payout cycle
Weekly

Source: www.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path, checked 2026-09-25

Payout cap, Trader Career Path
  • 25k$1,750
  • 50k$3,000
  • 100k$6,000
LiveSim max withdrawal before the move to a live account

Source: www.earn2trade.com/purchase?plan=TCP25

Payout cap, The Gauntlet Mini
  • 50k$5,000
  • 100k$5,000
  • 150k$5,000
  • 200k$5,000
LiveSim max withdrawal before the move to a live account

Source: www.earn2trade.com/purchase?plan=GAU50

Frequently asked questions

How much does the 50k account cost at Earn2Trade?

The 50k account at Earn2Trade costs $190 per month, plus a $139 activation fee in the Trader Career Path program; $170 per month, plus a $139 activation fee in the The Gauntlet Mini program, at list price.

What account sizes does Earn2Trade offer?

Earn2Trade offers 25k, 50k, 100k, 150k and 200k accounts.

What is the profit split at Earn2Trade?

You keep 50 to 80% of the profit, according to Earn2Trade's published terms.

How often does Earn2Trade pay out?

Earn2Trade publishes this payout rhythm: Weekly.

What is the max drawdown at Earn2Trade?

On the 50k account the max drawdown is $2,000 (4%), measured as trailing (end of day). The daily loss limit is $1,100 (2.2%).

Does Earn2Trade allow news trading?

Yes. Earn2Trade's published rules allow news trading.

Can I hold positions over the weekend at Earn2Trade?

No. Earn2Trade's published rules do not allow holding over the weekend.

Which trading platforms does Earn2Trade support?

Earn2Trade lists NinjaTrader, Finamark, R | Trader, R | Trader Pro, Tradovate, TradingView, Rithmic, ATAS, Bookmap, Quantower, Sierra Chart, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, Jigsaw Trading, Investor/RT, BlackArrow, Inside Edge Trader, Photon, QScalp, QST, ScalpTool, Trade Navigator, VolFix and OverCharts.

How long has Earn2Trade been in business?

Earn2Trade has been in business since 2017.

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