Falcon Funded Review 2026: Plans, Rules and Payouts

Falcon Funded

Falcon Funded is a CFD prop firm whose website is owned and operated by Falcon Unity LLC FZ, located at Meydan Grandstand, 6th floor, Meydan Road, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai, UAE. Trading itself is executed by Falcon Markets Ltd, incorporated in St. Lucia as an international business company under registration number 2025-00380. The firm states plainly in its own site footer that accounts use virtual funds in a simulated environment and do not involve real financial risk or trading with real financial instruments. Falcon Funded runs three evaluation tracks - Knockout, Regular and Swing - across account sizes from $5K to $200K, with a 85/15 profit share on the live account and more than 50 instruments spanning Forex, Metals, Indices and Crypto. This review covers what the firm charges, what its rules require, and how those rules line up against three CFD firms priced within a few dollars of it.

Plans and pricing

Falcon Funded splits its offer into three tracks. Knockout is a single-phase evaluation. Regular and Swing are both two-phase evaluations, and the difference between them is what you are allowed to do rather than what you have to hit: Swing permits holding positions over weekends and over news, while Regular does not. The figures below are the $100,000 tier for each track, read from the firm's own plan selector.

Account sizes differ slightly by track. Regular is offered from $5K through $200K, while Knockout and Swing start at $10,000 and run to the same $200K ceiling. The evaluation fee is listed as refundable, and the fee is charged against the live account stage rather than each phase. At the time of writing the firm is advertising the code FALCON for 20% off a first challenge.

Rules that decide whether you pass

Three rules matter more than the headline target. The first is the max loss figure. On Regular and Swing, the evaluation allows an 11.00% maximum loss, which drops to 10.00% once you are on a live account. Knockout is the tighter of the tracks at 6.00%, and it holds that same 6.00% on the live account. The second is the daily loss limit: 3.00% on Knockout, 4.00% on Regular and Swing, applied in both cases to the live account as well as the evaluation.

The third is the consistency rule, and this is the one most likely to surprise someone comparing on price alone. Falcon Funded applies no consistency rule during the evaluation phases on any of the three tracks, but it does apply one on the live account across all three. A trader who passes on a single outsized day will meet that rule for the first time only after being funded, which is the point at which payouts are at stake.

On duration, all three tracks are listed as unlimited, so there is no calendar deadline on an evaluation. Minimum trading days are 4 on Regular and Swing, and 5 on Knockout, dropping to 3 on the Knockout live account. Leverage is where Regular separates itself: it runs at 1:100 during the evaluation and 1:30 on the live account, while Knockout and Swing are 1:30 throughout. Platform support is MetaTrader 5, and PropFirmMap also records TradeLocker for the Swing track. Funding and payouts run through a mix of card and crypto rails, with Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, USDT, ETH, XRP, Dogecoin and Swipe-SXP shown on the site.

How it compares

Falcon Funded's Regular $100K evaluation costs $494.00. Three CFD firms in the PropFirmMap database sit within five dollars of that price, which makes them a fair test of what the fee actually buys.

The pattern is consistent. Against these three, Falcon Funded asks for less in phase 1 - 7.5% against 9% and 10% - and gives a wider maximum drawdown at 11% against 10%. It asks for more in phase 2, at 6% against the 5% all three comparators require. The trade is therefore a lower first hurdle in exchange for a higher second one, rather than a uniformly easier evaluation, and more of the work sits in the phase most traders reach with a smaller cushion.

On the profit share the picture reverses. Falcon Funded's 85/15 is fixed. BrightFunded advertises up to 90%, and Atlas Funded starts at 80% but offers 100% through a paid add-on, so a trader optimising purely for the split has options at the same price point. Falcon Funded's advantage is concentrated in the evaluation rules rather than in the payout percentage. It is also worth noting that Alpha Capital Group, BrightFunded and Atlas Funded are all firms PropFirmMap has a partnership with, while Falcon Funded currently is not, so no PropFirmMap discount code applies to it.

A lower phase 1 target and a wider drawdown, paid for with a higher phase 2 target and a fixed 85/15 split.PropFirmMap

Pros and cons

Pros

• Phase 1 target of 7.5% on Regular and Swing is lower than all three comparator firms at the same price point, which ask 9% or 10%.
• Maximum loss of 11.00% during the evaluation is wider than the 10% offered by the three comparators.
• Unlimited challenge duration on all three tracks, and a Swing track that permits holding over weekends and news.

Cons

• Phase 2 target of 6.00% is higher than the 5% required by all three comparators.
• A consistency rule applies on the live account for every track, so it first binds after funding rather than during the evaluation.
• The 85/15 profit share is fixed, with no published route to the 90% or 100% splits two comparators offer at the same fee.

Verdict

Falcon Funded is priced in line with the CFD firms around it and differentiates on evaluation mechanics rather than on cost or split. The structure suits a trader who wants a lower first-phase hurdle and room to breathe on drawdown, and who is comfortable that the harder relative requirement arrives in phase 2 and that the consistency rule appears on the live account. The Swing track is the more distinctive of the three, since permission to hold over weekends and news at the same $494.00 fee as Regular is a real structural difference rather than a pricing one. Traders whose main criterion is the profit share will find better terms at the same price elsewhere, and traders resident in the United States, China, Singapore and the other listed restricted regions are not eligible at all. As with any simulated-funding product, the firm's own description of its environment is the relevant starting point.

All pricing and rule figures in this article were read from falconfunded.com on 9 August 2026 and reflect the $100,000 tier of each track. Comparator figures are from the PropFirmMap database. Verify current terms on the firm's site before purchasing, as prop firms change pricing and rules frequently.

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