FundedVerse Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

FundedVerse is a CFD proprietary trading evaluation firm operated by FundedVerse Ltd, registered at Ground Floor, The Sotheby Building, Rodney Village, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet, Saint Lucia, registration number 2025-00890, with payment processing handled by FVTech LTD, a Cyprus company. Its TrustPilot profile was claimed in May 2026 and currently shows 4.6 out of 5 from 29 reviews. The firm publishes six challenge models across 32 individual plans, trading on MetaTrader 5 and Match-Trader across Forex, Metals, Commodities, Indices and Crypto. The default profit split is 80%, upgradeable to 95% through a checkout add-on. FundedVerse states that clients are provided with simulated accounts featuring simulated funds, and that all client trading operations are conducted within a simulated environment.

Plans and pricing

FundedVerse splits its catalogue into an instant-funding line, three one-phase evaluations, a deferred-payment variant of one of them, and a two-phase evaluation. Prices below were read from the firm's own pricing widget on 31 August 2026.

Instant Funding has no evaluation phase and no profit target. It runs a 3% maximum loss with no daily loss limit, a 20% consistency rule and a 10 trading day minimum. Sizes run $2K at $39, $5K at $99, $10K at $197, $20K at $367 and $50K at $699.

1-Step Challenge carries a 10% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit, an 8% maximum loss and a 2 trading day minimum: $5K at $55, $15K at $127, $25K at $207, $50K at $297 and $100K at $537.

Fast Pass 1-Step lowers the profit target to 4% and the maximum loss to 4%, keeps the 3% daily loss limit and raises the minimum to 5 trading days: $5K at $67, $15K at $147, $25K at $237, $50K at $337 and $100K at $577.

Ultra 1-Step pairs a 10% profit target with a 10% maximum loss and a 5% daily loss limit, and removes the minimum trading day requirement. It is the only line reaching the larger sizes: $25K at $329, $50K at $449, $100K at $649, $150K at $949, $200K at $1,199 and $300K at $1,989.

2-Step Challenge requires an 8% target in phase one and 5% in phase two, with a 10% maximum loss and a 5% daily loss limit: $5K at $50, $15K at $117, $25K at $197, $50K at $289 and $100K at $527.

Rules summary

Drawdown is trailing on both the evaluation and the funded phase. The daily loss limit is calculated on the higher of starting balance or equity at the beginning of each trading day, server time. There is no maximum time limit on any phase.

News trading is allowed, but positions cannot be opened or closed within 5 minutes either side of a news release. Overnight holding is allowed on all account types; on funded accounts, weekend and holiday holding is not allowed and all open positions and pending orders must be closed before the market closes on Friday. All trades must be held for a minimum of 180 seconds unless the Scalping add-on is purchased at checkout, which lowers the minimum to 30 seconds. Expert Advisors are permitted only if the EA add-on was selected when the challenge was bought. Hedging within a single account is permitted; cross-account hedging results in account termination. Martingale is not allowed, nor is grid trading beyond three positions on the same asset.

Consistency requirements differ by model: 20% on Instant Funding, 25% on Ultra 1-Step, and up to 40% on the remaining models at the provider's discretion. Leverage on the 1-Step, Fast Pass, Ultra and Instant funded accounts is 1:50 on Forex, 1:20 on Metals and Commodities, 1:15 on Indices and 1:2 on Crypto; the 2-Step Challenge runs 1:100 on Forex. Accounts cannot currently be reset, though the firm states a discounted replacement challenge is offered after a breach. Breach enforcement is two-stage: a first violation closes trades and excludes profits, a second terminates the account. Maximum total funded capital across all accounts is $300,000.

Payouts

Payouts are on demand, with the first request available after 21 days and a $200 minimum. Approved payouts are processed within 24 hours and are paid through Rise to a bank account, card or crypto; a 3.5% processing fee may be deducted for methods other than Rise. Each payout cycle requires a minimum of 15 completed trades. The challenge fee is refunded after the third successful payout, except on Ultra 1-Step and Instant Funded, which carry no fee refund.

Pros and cons

On the evidence above, the points in favour are: no maximum time limit on any evaluation phase, which removes the deadline pressure some competitors apply; a published add-on route from an 80% split to 95%; and a documented two-stage breach process rather than immediate termination on a first violation.

The points against are: a per-cycle payout cap of 3% to 5% of the initial balance with permanent forfeiture of any excess; Expert Advisors and sub-180-second holding times gated behind paid add-ons rather than included; and no account reset option at present.

How it compares

The table below compares the two-phase $100K plan, the closest like-for-like product across CFD firms in the same price band. All figures are from PropFirmMap's own records for each firm.

At the $100K two-phase size FundedVerse is priced above all three comparators, and its 80% base split sits below FTMO, Falcon Funded and TX3 Funding, all of which publish a higher headline figure. Its 29 TrustPilot reviews are a much smaller sample than FTMO's 50,724 or TX3 Funding's 4,319, so the 4.6 score carries correspondingly less weight; the profile was only claimed in May 2026. Where FundedVerse differs structurally is at the entry point, with a $39 instant-funding account and a $50 two-phase $5K plan, and at the upper end, with Ultra 1-Step reaching $300K on a single-phase evaluation.

Verdict

FundedVerse is a young firm, publicly reviewed only since May 2026, with a wide published catalogue and unusually detailed rule documentation in its help centre. It suits traders who want a one-phase evaluation with no time limit and are comfortable with trailing drawdown, and traders testing a small account, where the $39 and $50 entry points are genuinely low. It suits high-volume traders less well: the 3% to 5% per-cycle payout cap with permanent forfeiture of excess profit sets a hard ceiling on withdrawals, and the paid add-ons for Expert Advisors and short holding times raise the real cost for automated or scalping strategies. Anyone drawn in by a $29 headline should price the Ultra Pay Later balance due on passing before buying. As always, verify current terms on the firm's own site before purchase.

All pricing and rule figures in this review were read from www.fundedverse.com and help.fundedverse.com on 31 August 2026, and the TrustPilot figures from trustpilot.com/review/fundedverse.com on the same date.