Savius
Instant funding · futures prop firm
Up to 50% off
- In business
- 13 yearssince 2013
- Trustpilot
- 4.4210 reviews on Trustpilot
- Entry fee (50k)
- $399
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Summary
Savius is a futures prop firm that offers instant funding, in business since 2013. The $50k account costs $399; its 5% profit target is 1.3 times the 4% max drawdown (trailing, intraday), with a 1.6% daily loss limit. On payouts, you keep 90% of the profit and the first payout is capped at $1,500. On Trustpilot it rates 4.4 from 210 reviews, and its PFT Scout Score is 50 of 100.
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Trustpilot: 4.4 from 210 reviews (checked 2026-10-19). Read reviews on Trustpilot
PFT Scout Score
50 / 100
- Rules
- 34
- Payouts
- 45
- Track record
- 89
- Reputation
- 37
- Transparency
- 78
Not published by the firm, counted as neutral: Payout cycle.
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Firm overview
Futures firm operating since 2013 with instant funding as its main product and a one-step evaluation alongside it, focused on Volumetrica and ATAS.
- Evaluation model
- Instant funding
- Founded
- 2013Homepage: "one of the world's oldest prop firm founded in 2013"; the site does not say whether 2013 refers to the company or the prop offer.
- Platforms
- DeepCharts
- DeepDOM
- Volumetrica
- ATAS
- Quantower
- Notes
- Exchange data costs $90 per month on top of the account fee, starting from the month after activation. After the move to a live account the profit share becomes 80%.
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
Instruments and assets
- Asset classes
- Futures
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
Firm rules
- Minimum trading days
- 10
- News trading
- Allowed
- Hold over weekend
- Not allowed
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
Challenges
Instant Funded · 50k Instant funding
- Evaluation fee
- $399 one-time
- Activation fee
- None
- Profit target
- $2,500
- Max drawdown
- $2,000
- Drawdown type
- Trailing (intraday)
- Daily loss limit
- $800
- Minimum trading days
- 10
- Max payout
- $1,500
One-time fee; intraday trailing drawdown in the first payout cycle, static at starting balance + $1 afterwards; the daily max DD is a hard breach. Consistency 20%. Profit share 90% in the instant phase (80% on Live), minimum payout $250, 2% fee deducted from each payout. Exchange data costs $90 per month extra from the month after activation. Figures are list prices. Per payout; at most 3 consecutive payouts per account
Source: savius.com
Savius activation fee
Savius charges no activation fee on its funded accounts, according to the firm's published terms, checked 2026-10-19.
Trailing (intraday): the loss limit rises with your highest balance during the day, open profit included, and never moves back down.
Static: the loss limit is set when the account starts and does not move, however far the balance grows.
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.
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Payout policy
Savius payout rules
Savius payout rules as published by the firm: you keep 90% of the profit; payout rhythm: Up to $1,500 per payout, at most 3 consecutive payouts.
- Profit split
- 90%
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
- Payout cycle
- Up to $1,500 per payout, at most 3 consecutive payouts
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
- First payout cap (50k)
- $1,500Viper $50K: max payout $1,500, at most 3 consecutive payouts per account.
Source: savius.com
- Payout cap, Instant Funded
- 25k$1,000
- 50k$1,500
- 100k$2,000
- 150k$2,500
- 300k$4,000
Per payout; at most 3 consecutive payouts per accountSource: savius.com
- Payout cap, Savius Evaluation - Fixed EOD
- 50k$1,500
- 100k$2,000
Maximum per request within a checkpoint, after the funded buffer (+5%) is builtSource: savius.com/one-step
- Payout cap, Savius Evaluation - Trailing EOD
- 50k$1,500
- 100k$2,000
Maximum per request within a checkpoint, after the funded buffer (+5%) is builtSource: savius.com/one-step
- Claimed payouts
- $25M“PAID OUT $25M+” Claimed by the firm, not verified by us.
Source: savius.com, checked 2026-10-19
Frequently asked questions
How much does the 50k account cost at Savius?
The 50k account at Savius costs $399 one-time, no activation fee in the Instant Funded program; $109 one-time, no activation fee in the Savius Evaluation - Fixed EOD program; $119 one-time, no activation fee in the Savius Evaluation - Trailing EOD program, at list price.
What account sizes does Savius offer?
Savius offers 25k, 50k, 100k, 150k and 300k accounts.
What is the profit split at Savius?
You keep 90% of the profit, according to Savius's published terms.
How often does Savius pay out?
Savius publishes this payout rhythm: Up to $1,500 per payout, at most 3 consecutive payouts.
What is the max drawdown at Savius?
On the 50k account the max drawdown is $2,000 (4%), measured as trailing (intraday). The daily loss limit is $800 (1.6%).
Does Savius allow news trading?
Yes. Savius's published rules allow news trading.
Can I hold positions over the weekend at Savius?
No. Savius's published rules do not allow holding over the weekend.
Which trading platforms does Savius support?
Savius lists DeepCharts, DeepDOM, Volumetrica, ATAS and Quantower.
How long has Savius been in business?
Savius has been in business since 2013.
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