10FOUR Review 2026: Pricing, Rules and Payouts
10FOUR
10FOUR is a futures prop firm operated by Ten Four Group (Company No. 79713385), registered at Unit D, 20th Floor, Infotech Centre, 21 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It sells one-time-payment simulated futures accounts across three programmes: 10FOUR INSTANT, a straight-to-funded account with no evaluation phase; 10FOUR ORIGIN, a single-phase evaluation; and 10FOUR DAILY, a single-phase evaluation whose funded stage allows a withdrawal every trading day. All three run at $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K, and all three pay a 90/10 profit split from the first withdrawal. Trading is on TradingView or CQG Desktop, with StoneX as the executing broker and CQG supplying market data. The firm publishes no founding date, so we do not state one.
Plans and pricing
Every 10FOUR account is a one-time payment with no monthly subscription and no rebilling, and the catalogue lists the activation fee as free on all twelve plans. The firm is currently running a "Summer Special" banner advertising 30% off all products with code 10FOUR. On the INSTANT plan cards the current price is exactly 30% below the list price and the card itself is labelled "30% off with coupon". Both figures below are quoted verbatim from the firm's live product catalogue.
| Plan | List price | Current price | Profit target | Max Loss Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| INSTANT $25K | $342.86 | $240 | No evaluation | $1,000 |
| INSTANT $50K | $521.43 | $365 | No evaluation | $2,000 |
| INSTANT $100K | $700 | $490 | No evaluation | $3,500 |
| INSTANT $150K | $842.86 | $590 | No evaluation | $5,000 |
| ORIGIN $25K | $141.43 | $76 | $1,250 | $1,250 |
| ORIGIN $50K | $178.57 | $99 | $3,000 | $2,500 |
| ORIGIN $100K | $350 | $215.60 | $6,000 | $3,000 |
| ORIGIN $150K | $464.29 | $290 | $9,000 | $4,500 |
| DAILY $25K | $122.86 | $75 | $1,500 | $1,250 |
| DAILY $50K | $192.86 | $110 | $3,000 | $2,500 |
| DAILY $100K | $265.71 | $175 | $6,000 | $3,000 |
| DAILY $150K | $368.57 | $245 | $9,000 | $4,000 |
INSTANT has no evaluation phase, so it carries no profit target to clear before funding. ORIGIN and DAILY are both single-phase evaluations. A failed evaluation requires a purchased reset: ORIGIN resets cost $141.43, $178.57, $350.00 and $464.29 by size, DAILY resets cost $122.86, $192.86, $265.71 and $368.57, and the INSTANT products carry no reset fee in the catalogue. DAILY accounts are capped at 10 resets per customer per month, and a breached account is deleted automatically after 30 days if no reset is purchased.
Rules that decide the outcome
10FOUR publishes risk limits in dollars rather than percentages. The Max Loss Limit trails the highest end-of-day balance: the floor updates once per day at 5:00 PM ET, moves up as the balance grows and never moves down. Enforcement is real time throughout the session, so touching the floor intraday fails the account immediately regardless of where the balance opened. The drawdown mechanics are identical in evaluation and in the funded account.
On a funded account the drawdown floor locks permanently at $100 above the starting balance once the end-of-day balance reaches the lock trigger. On a $25K account that trigger is $26,350 and the locked floor is $25,100. The firm states the lock triggers at exactly the same point a trader first becomes eligible to request a payout, so the floor is protected from the moment withdrawals open.
There is no daily loss limit during evaluation on either ORIGIN or DAILY. Funded accounts are a different matter, and the detail is easy to miss.
Funded DAILY accounts carry a daily loss limit of $800 at $25K, $1,250 at $50K, $1,500 at $100K and $2,000 at $150K. Funded INSTANT accounts have none at $25K, then $1,200, $2,100 and $3,000. Funded ORIGIN accounts have no daily loss limit at any size. Hitting the limit is a soft breach: trading pauses for the rest of the session and resumes at 6:00 PM ET, and the account is not closed.
Consistency rules differ by programme: 50% on ORIGIN evaluations, 40% on DAILY evaluations, and 25% measured at each INSTANT payout. Funded ORIGIN and DAILY accounts have no consistency rule at all. News trading is permitted without restriction on ORIGIN and DAILY, including Tier 1 events, but INSTANT accounts may not trade within five minutes either side of a flagged news event. Automated strategies and copy trading between a trader's own accounts are allowed. Hedging is prohibited. Genuine scalping is permitted, but microscalping is not: accounts may be flagged when more than 50% of profits come from trades held for 10 seconds or less. No positions may be held overnight or over a weekend on simulated accounts, and open positions are auto-closed at 4:45 PM ET.
Payouts
The profit split is 90/10 from the very first withdrawal, with no ramp-up period and no milestone to reach first. There is no fixed payout window, so a request can be submitted on any day once eligibility is met. The firm states payouts are processed within 24 business hours, and publishes a guarantee that a trader keeps 100% of an eligible payout that is not processed in that window. Payments run through Riseworks by ACH or in crypto, and KYC must be cleared before the first payout is released. The minimum withdrawal is $250 on DAILY accounts and $500 on ORIGIN and INSTANT. Requesting a payout immediately locks the Max Loss Limit at $100 above the starting balance.
Pros and cons
Pros
- 90/10 split from the first withdrawal with no ramp-up, no introductory rate and no milestone requirement.
- One-time payment with no monthly subscription, no activation fee, and no fee when an evaluation converts to a funded account.
- No daily loss limit during evaluation on either ORIGIN or DAILY, and an unusually detailed published rulebook covering drawdown, consistency and payout mechanics per programme.
Cons
- No overnight or swing positions on simulated accounts, which rules out any strategy that holds past 4:45 PM ET.
- A failed evaluation needs a purchased reset, priced up to $464.29 on ORIGIN $150K, rather than a free retry.
- The TrustPilot profile carries only 2 reviews, is unclaimed, and is marked as having no history of asking for reviews, so there is very little independent trader feedback to weigh.
How 10FOUR compares
Among the futures firms we track, 10FOUR sits in the middle of the entry-price range and at the standard end of the profit-split range. The table below uses each firm's cheapest current plan price and its TrustPilot rating with review count, since a rating is only as meaningful as the sample behind it.
| Firm | Cheapest plan | Profit split | TrustPilot |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10FOUR | $75 | 90% | 3.3 from 2 reviews |
| Topstep | $49 | 90% | 3.6 from 14,657 reviews |
| Alpha Futures | $79 | 90% flat | 4.5 from 5,767 reviews |
| MyFundedFutures | $109 | 80% to 90% by plan | 4.9 from 21,262 reviews |
The 90% split 10FOUR advertises is matched by Topstep and Alpha Futures at a comparable or lower entry price, so the split alone is not what separates these firms. Where 10FOUR differs is structural. Its DAILY programme allows a withdrawal every trading day once the buffer is cleared, which is a faster cadence than most futures firms offer. Its drawdown floor locks at $100 above the starting balance at the same moment payout eligibility opens, which is a specific and checkable promise rather than a general one. Against that, the review evidence is thin: 2 reviews is not a sample that can be compared meaningfully against Alpha Futures at 5,767 or MyFundedFutures at 21,262, and traders who weigh independent feedback heavily will find little to read here.
Verdict
10FOUR is a reasonable fit for a futures trader who closes positions intraday, wants a one-time payment with no subscription, and values withdrawal cadence over a long public track record. The DAILY programme in particular suits traders who want to withdraw frequently in small amounts rather than build a large balance. It is a poor fit for anyone who holds overnight or over weekends, since simulated accounts prohibit both outright, and for anyone who wants a large body of independent reviews before committing, since the firm has 2. Traders on the funded DAILY programme should note the daily loss limit that applies once funded, which does not exist during evaluation. As with every firm on this site, the figures above were read from 10FOUR's own catalogue and rulebook on 24 August 2026, and prop firm terms change often enough to be worth re-checking at the point of purchase.
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