FundedFun Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

FundedFun

FundedFun is the trading brand of Funded Fun Limited, a company incorporated in Saint Lucia under registration number 2025-00449, with an address at Hewanorra House, Trou Garnier Financial Centre, Pointe Seraphine, Castries. It sells simulated-trading evaluations on CFDs covering Forex, Indices, Gold, Silver, Oil and Crypto, delivered on Match Trader with TradingView charts. The firm does not publish a founding date anywhere on its site, so we record that as unknown rather than estimate one.

Three models are sold side by side from one homepage widget: Instant, 1-Step and 2-Step. Each is offered at six account sizes from $2 000 to $100 000, which makes eighteen purchasable combinations in total. The headline is a flat 90% profit split that applies to every model and every size with no scaling requirement attached, and an entry ticket of $19. We re-verified all eighteen prices against the firm's live pricing widget on 30 August 2026 and every one matched our stored record exactly.

Plans and pricing

The pricing widget on the FundedFun homepage sells the same six account sizes across all three models. Prices below were read from that widget on 30 August 2026. No struck-through or discounted figure was shown on any of the eighteen combinations, so these are list prices rather than promotional ones.

The ladder is worth reading carefully, because it does not move in one direction. At $5 000 and $10 000 the Instant account is the most expensive of the three, which is the ordering most traders would expect given it skips the evaluation entirely. From $50 000 upward that reverses: Instant costs $259 at $50 000 and $419 at $100 000, while both evaluation models cost $399 and $699 at those sizes. A trader buying a $100 000 account pays $419 for immediate simulated funding against $699 for the 1-Step evaluation. At $25 000 the ordering breaks again, with the 1-Step at $199 sitting above the Instant at $179.

Profit targets differ by model. The 1-Step evaluation asks for 10%. The 2-Step asks for 8% in the first phase and 5% in the second. The Instant account has no profit target because there is no evaluation to pass.

Trading rules

Drawdown is static on every model, calculated from the account's starting balance rather than trailing with equity. Maximum overall loss is 6% on 1-Step, 10% on 2-Step and 5% on the Instant account, and those figures apply identically during the evaluation and on the funded FundedFun Trader account that follows.

Maximum daily loss is 3% on Instant and 1-Step accounts and 5% on 2-Step accounts. It is measured against the greater of that day's starting balance or equity, counts both closed positions and floating profit and loss, and resets at 00:00 UTC. Leverage is 1:50 on Instant and 1-Step and 1:100 on 2-Step, with lower caps by asset class: Metals 1:30, Indices 1:20, Energies 1:10 and Crypto 1:2 on the 1-Step.

Minimum trading days are 3 on the 1-Step and 2-Step evaluations. The Instant account requires 7 profitable days and carries a 15% consistency rule from the outset, meaning the single most profitable day may not represent more than 15% of total net profit. No consistency requirement is published for payouts on 1-Step or 2-Step funded accounts. There is no time limit on any evaluation.

Several strategies are prohibited by name in the Terms of Use: hedging, martingale and grid trading, tick scalping, latency arbitrage, copy trading and unapproved Expert Advisors. News trading is restricted rather than banned outright. Trades opened or closed within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact event lose profit eligibility, using the Forex Factory calendar as the reference, though positions opened at least 5 hours before the event may be held through the window. Accounts with no trades for 30 continuous days are automatically suspended, and the firm asks traders to notify support in advance before logging in from another country.

On payouts, a funded trader may request money every seven days with a $100 minimum, processed in USDC or USDT. The participation fee is refunded in full on the 4th payout under Terms 8.3, not the first. Forex trades on RAW spreads with a $5 commission per standard lot round turn, Crypto carries 0.04%, and there is no commission on Indices or Energies.

Where the documentation disagrees with itself

The clearest example is pricing. The Account, Pricing & Support FAQ lists four prices: $59 for a 1-Step $5 000 account, $36 for a 2-Step $5 000, $99 for a 1-Step $10 000 and $66 for a 2-Step $10 000. The live pricing widget sells three of those four cells at different figures: $45, $79 and $59 respectively. Only the 2-Step $5 000 at $36 agrees across both surfaces. The widget is the surface a buyer actually transacts through, so those are the prices we store, but a trader reading the FAQ first would arrive at checkout expecting different numbers.

The affiliate program shows the same pattern. Its marketing page carries the unfilled "High Commissions [X]%" bullet, while a different bullet on that same page states "Earn up to 25% on Every Referral" and the Affiliate Program Terms put it precisely: clause 2.1 commits to 25% of net sales value on qualifying purchases, tracked through Rewardful, with a EUR 50 minimum payout threshold. The number exists and is specific. It simply was not carried into the page that leads with it.

Pros and cons

In its favour

• A flat 90% profit split on every model and every size, with no scaling ladder and no paid add-on required to reach it.
• Entry at $19 for a $2 000 account on any of the three models, with the full grid running $19 to $699.
• Static drawdown throughout, no time limit on any evaluation, and overnight and weekend holding both explicitly permitted.

Against it

• All trading is on demo accounts, and the firm describes payouts as a simulated profit share funded from its own internal promotional budget rather than from live market activity.
• Total withdrawals on a funded account are capped at that account's initial balance, so a $10 000 account carries a $10 000 lifetime withdrawal ceiling.
• Registered in Saint Lucia with no financial-services regulator, no named directors published, and the unfinished placeholder copy described above still live across four pages.

How it compares

The three firms below are CFD prop firms whose $100 000 plans sit in a comparable price band and whose listed prices are not promotional. Each firm's profit target is quoted in the unit that firm publishes itself.

On profit split alone FundedFun and FundedBull both publish 90%, though FundedBull's applies to standard challenge plans and drops to 50% on its Lite plans, whereas FundedFun's applies without qualification. MasterFunders and WeGetFunded both start lower at 80%. On price, FundedFun's 1-Step and 2-Step accounts at $699 are the costliest $100 000 evaluations in this group, while its $419 Instant account is priced between WeGetFunded's $498 and MasterFunders' $549. On our own scoring, WeGetFunded is the strongest of the four at 6.8 and grade B+, and FundedFun sits at the lower end at 4.9 and grade C, a figure driven substantially by the jurisdiction and disclosure gaps rather than by its trading terms.

Verdict

FundedFun currently holds a TrustPilot rating of 4.2 from 23 reviews. That is a small sample, and a 23-review average should not be read as comparable to a firm with thousands.

The trading terms are coherent and, in places, generous for the price: a flat 90% split with no add-on, static drawdown, no time limit, and a $19 entry that genuinely does buy a live account rather than a trial. The pricing ladder rewards reading closely, because at the two largest sizes the Instant account undercuts both evaluations.

The reservations are about disclosure rather than trading rules. This is an unregulated Saint Lucia entity publishing no named directors, paying a simulated profit share from an internal budget, capping lifetime withdrawals at the account's starting balance, and still shipping unfinished template copy on its risk, privacy, affiliate and about pages, including a risk page where the loss limits themselves read "[Placeholder]%". A firm asking traders to trust its risk enforcement has a particular reason to finish the page that describes it.

FundedFun suits traders who want a low-cost, static-drawdown evaluation with a high split and no time pressure, who are comfortable with a demo-based simulated payout model, and who intend to withdraw less than their account's starting balance over its life. Traders who need a regulated counterparty, named accountable management, or documentation that agrees with itself at checkout will want to look elsewhere.

All figures verified against fundedfun.com on 30 August 2026. Sources: the FundedFun homepage pricing widget, Terms of Use, Account, Pricing & Support FAQ, Trading Strategies & Risk Management FAQ, affiliate program page, Privacy Policy and About page.