Bridge Funded Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares
Bridge Funded is the trading name of Bridge Financial Group FZCO, incorporated at Building A1, Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis, and operating from Dubai's IFZA Free Zone in the United Arab Emirates. It sells simulated-trading evaluations on CFD instruments - Forex, Metals, Indices, Energies and Crypto - through the DXtrade terminal. The firm does not publish a founding date anywhere on its public site, so we record that field as unknown rather than estimate it. Its own Risk Disclosure states that Bridge Funded is not a broker, does not accept client funds or deposits, and does not engage in any regulated financial activities. Evaluations carry no time limit, the reward split is 80%, and entry starts at $60 for a $5,000 account. This review covers what the firm publishes, what it does not, and how the numbers line up against other CFD firms in the same price band.
Plans and pricing
Bridge Funded advertises four evaluation models on its homepage - 1-STEP, 2-step, 2-step swing and INSTA FUNDED - plus a Membership Accounts category. Only the 1-STEP tab of the pricing widget actually renders a panel. The other tabs contain no content at all, so three of the four advertised programs carry no published price on the site. The table below is the complete published price list as extracted from the homepage plan table on 26 August 2026.
| Account size | Price | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max loss limit | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $60 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 80% |
| $10,000 | $97 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 80% |
| $25,000 | $198 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 80% |
| $50,000 | $318 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 80% |
| $100,000 | $550 | 10% | 3% | 6% | 80% |
The 1-Step Challenge is a single-phase evaluation. The published rulebook at the firm's help centre confirms the same 10% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit measured on the higher of starting balance or equity and reset at 00:00 UTC, and a 6% maximum loss limit measured against the initial account size. The 1-Step carries no consistency score requirement. The homepage and the 1-Step rule article disagree on the minimum number of trading days, stating 1 and 3 respectively, so we record that field as null rather than pick one. Checkout and sign-up are hosted on a separate host, portal.bridgefunded.com, which serves a working registration form. Accepted payment methods are credit card and cryptocurrency. The homepage banner advertises a profit split of up to 90% and leverage of up to 1:100, while the published rule articles for all four programs state an 80% split, and the 1:100 leverage figure applies to the 2-Step program rather than the 1-Step. We record 80% because that is the figure stated in the program rulebooks.
The 2-step, 2-step swing and INSTA FUNDED tabs render no pricing panel on bridgefunded.com. Each model does have its own rule article in the help centre, so the rules are documented even where the cost is not. Confirm the price of any non-1-Step program directly with the firm before purchase.
Rules summary
Drawdown on the 1-Step Challenge is static. The maximum loss limit is measured against the initial account size and does not trail, which means profits earned during the evaluation do not raise the floor against you. The 2-Step and 2-Step Swing use a 10% maximum loss and a 5% daily loss limit under the same static method. A stop loss is not mandatory in either the evaluation or the funded phase.
News trading is unrestricted during every evaluation phase on all four programs. On 1-Step and 2-Step funded accounts news trading remains permitted, but profits do not count if a trade is opened or closed inside a 10-minute window - five minutes either side - of a high-impact Forex Factory event or speech. Trades opened more than five hours before the event are exempt. The 2-Step Swing article states there are no news restrictions in either phase. The Instant Account is the exception on both counts: trading high-impact news is prohibited and breaching it closes the account, and holding trades over the weekend is prohibited with all positions to be closed before Friday market close.
Position sizing is capped at 20 lots per single click or transaction. Leverage on the 1-Step is 1:30 on Forex, 1:9 on Metals, 1:10 on Indices, 1:10 on Energies and 1:5 on Crypto. Prohibited practices include martingale, grid trading, third-party copy trading, tick scalping and high-frequency trading. Ordinary scalping is neither explicitly permitted nor banned in the published terms. KYC is mandatory before a trader can sign the Trader Agreement or become eligible for payouts, and checks are run by SumSub. If KYC is rejected, the firm refunds one successfully passed evaluation. Once a purchase completes there are no refunds.
Pros
- No time limit on any evaluation - the Terms state the challenge and the Verification each last unlimited days from activation.
- Static drawdown measured against initial account size on the 1-Step, with a stop loss not required in either phase.
- A dedicated published rule article exists for each of the four evaluation models, including the ones with no listed price.
Cons
- TrustPilot rates the firm 2.0 from 12 reviews, all posted within the last 12 months and dominated by non-payment allegations, with no company replies to the negative reviews.
- Three of the four advertised programs render no pricing panel, so most of the product line has no published cost.
- The firm publishes no withdrawal method anywhere on its public site; the only payment article covers how you pay for an evaluation, not how you are paid out.
How it compares
Bridge Funded sits in a crowded CFD price band. The three firms below are CFD evaluation providers with entry prices in a comparable range, drawn from our own database and ranked by PropFirmMap score.
| Firm | Entry price | Profit split | Payout cadence | TrustPilot | PropFirmMap score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bridge Funded | $60 | 80% | Every 14 days | 2.0 (12 reviews) | 4.5 |
| Funding Pips | $29 | 80-100% | Weekly | 4.5 (67,250 reviews) | 8.9 |
| The5ers | $22 | Up to 100% | Every 14 days | 4.7 (36,395 reviews) | 8.7 |
| FundedNext | $24.74 | Up to 95% | 24 hours guaranteed | 4.5 (77,347 reviews) | 8.5 |
The gap is in three places. On price, Bridge Funded's $60 entry is roughly double the cheapest plan at each of the three comparison firms, all of which start under $30. On the reward split, the 80% stated in Bridge Funded's rule articles sits below the 95% to 100% ceilings the other three publish, though all of these figures, including Bridge Funded's own advertised 90%, are stated as maximums rather than defaults. The widest gap is review volume: Bridge Funded has 12 TrustPilot reviews against tens of thousands for each comparison firm, and its 2.0 rating is the only sub-4.0 score in the group. A 12-review sample is small enough that it can move sharply in either direction, but it is the only public feedback record the firm currently has.
On rules, Bridge Funded's static drawdown and unlimited evaluation duration are genuinely trader-friendly terms, and the per-program rulebooks are more thorough than the price transparency would suggest. Our composite PropFirmMap score of 4.5 reflects that split: the firm scores 100 on transparency of published rules while scoring lowest on the trust pillar, which is weighted most heavily.
Verdict
Bridge Funded is a Dubai-registered CFD evaluation firm with a documented 1-Step program, static drawdown, no evaluation time limit, no mandatory stop loss, and an 80% split payable every 14 days. Those rule terms are competitive. The reservations are on the record side rather than the rules side: a 2.0 TrustPilot rating from 12 reviews dominated by non-payment allegations, no published payout method, no refunds after purchase, no regulatory status, and pricing published for only one of four advertised programs.
This firm suits traders who specifically want an untimed single-phase CFD evaluation with static drawdown and no stop-loss requirement, who are comfortable buying from a firm with a short and currently negative public feedback record, and who confirm the payout process directly with the firm before committing. Traders who weight payout track record heavily will find longer-established options at lower entry prices in the same asset class. We re-verify firm data on a rolling basis and will update this review as the record develops.
Sources
- https://bridgefunded.com/ - homepage plan table, program tabs, profit split
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/1-step-challenge/ - 1-Step targets, loss limits, payout cadence
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/2-step-challenge/ - 2-Step rules and leverage
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/2-step-swing-challenge/ - Swing news and holding rules
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/instant-account/ - Instant Account restrictions
- https://bridgefunded.com/risk-disclosure/ - regulatory status, asset classes, jurisdiction
- https://bridgefunded.com/terms-conditions/ - evaluation duration, prohibited strategies, position caps
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/is-a-stop-loss-required/ - stop loss requirement
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/does-bridge-funded-offer-refunds-3/ - refund policy
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/what-trading-practices-are-prohibited/ - prohibited practices
- https://bridgefunded.com/faq/payment-method/ - accepted payment methods
- https://www.trustpilot.com/review/bridgefunded.com - rating and review count
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