Purdia Capital Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares

Purdia Capital

Purdia Capital is a United States futures proprietary trading firm that funds traders through simulated accounts and, at a defined milestone, moves them onto a live brokerage account. It runs two separate routes to funding: an Instant Funded route that skips the evaluation entirely and starts you in a simulated funded account straight after checkout, and an Evaluation route that asks you to hit a profit target over a minimum number of trading days first. Every plan on both routes carries the same 90% profit split.

The detail that shapes the whole offer is how payout access works. Purdia qualifies a trader for payouts once, and after that qualification the account stays payout eligible without repeating the process. This review covers the current plan lineup, the pricing structure on each route, the drawdown and daily loss rules, and how the entry cost lines up against other futures firms in our database. All figures below were read from purdia.com on 11 August 2026.

Plans and pricing

Purdia publishes six plans, split across the two routes. The Instant Funded plans are a single one-time payment and there is no evaluation stage. The Evaluation plans are billed monthly, and each one currently shows a promotional first-month price attached to a checkout code, with the standard price listed alongside it.

The two routes price very differently, and the difference is structural rather than cosmetic. Instant Funded is a single charge with no recurring element: $349.00 for the 25k, $549.00 for the 50k and $849.00 for the 100k. The Evaluation plans start far lower on the first payment, from $49.00 on the 100k Pro, but they are monthly subscriptions and the promotional rate covers the first month only. The standard monthly figures printed on the same cards are $199.00 for the 100k Pro, $179.00 for the 50k EOD and $299.00 for the 100k EOD.

Evaluation plans also carry a separate activation fee that Instant Funded plans do not. Purdia lists it at $130 with a promotional price of $1, and the explanatory note on the card states it is a one-time fee charged only after you pass the evaluation and activate your funded account. The promotion is described on the page as an August promo.

Rules and account mechanics

Drawdown handling is the clearest dividing line between the plans. Five of the six use an End of Day drawdown, measured at $750 on the 25k Instant, $1,500 on the 50k Instant, $3,000 on the 100k Instant, $2,000 on the 50k EOD Evaluation and $3,000 on the 100k EOD Evaluation. The exception is the 100k Pro Evaluation, which uses a $3,000 intraday trailing drawdown instead. An intraday trailing measure follows unrealised profit during the session, so the same dollar figure behaves differently on that plan than on the End of Day plans.

A separate daily loss limit appears only on the two EOD Evaluation plans, at $1,000 on the 50k and $2,000 on the 100k. The Instant Funded plans and the 100k Pro Evaluation do not display a daily loss limit line on their cards.

Minimum trading days differ by route: the Evaluation plans require 5, and the Instant Funded plans require 10. Contract allowances scale with account size, running 2 Minis and 20 Micros on the 25k, 5 Minis and 50 Micros on the 50k plans, and 10 Minis and 100 Micros on the 100k plans.

The payout progression is documented as a sequence. An Evaluation account is passed by trading a minimum of 5 days, reaching the profit target and staying above the maximum drawdown. Instant Funded accounts skip that step and begin in a simulated funded account. From the simulated funded account, a trader trades a minimum of 10 days and reaches the minimum payout balance once in order to become payout qualified. After qualification, payouts can be requested daily without further conditions. Purdia then describes a $10,000 simulated profit cap, at which point the trader moves to a live funded account with $10,000 and continues requesting payouts there.

Pros and cons

Pros

• The 90% profit split applies to all six plans, with no tiering by account size or route.
• Payout qualification happens once. Purdia states that after qualifying, payouts can be requested daily with no additional payout phases or requalification.
• The Evaluation route needs only 5 minimum trading days, and the Instant Funded route removes the evaluation stage altogether.

Cons

• Evaluation pricing is a monthly subscription and the advertised $49.00 to $129.00 figures apply to the first month only, with $179.00 to $299.00 listed as the standard monthly rate.
• Evaluation plans add an activation fee after passing, currently promoted at $1 against a stated normal price of $130.
• The public payout register on the Purdia payouts page is labelled by the firm as sample data for layout preview only, so it does not yet evidence real payouts.
• Two links on the firm's own site, the trading rules page and the payout rules page linked from every plan card, returned 404 errors when checked on 11 August 2026.

How it compares

Against other futures firms in the PropFirmMap database with an entry price in a similar band, Purdia's position depends heavily on which route you price against. Entry prices below are the lowest plan price on file for each firm.

On profit split, Purdia's flat 90% sits above the 80% that Earn2Trade and the Take Profit Trader PRO tier carry, level with the Take Profit Trader PRO+ tier, and below the 100% that Apex Trader Funding lists. On entry cost the comparison is less direct. Purdia's $49.00 first-month Evaluation price is the lowest first payment in this group, but it is a monthly charge rather than a one-time one, so the figures are not directly equivalent to a single-payment entry. Purdia's Instant Funded route, at $349.00 to $849.00 paid once, is priced above the entry plans of all three firms listed, though it buys a funded account without an evaluation stage.

The structural point worth weighing is what each price actually buys. A cheaper evaluation entry that recurs monthly can cost more than a higher one-time payment if the evaluation takes several months to pass, while a one-time Instant Funded payment is a fixed and known cost from the outset.

Verdict

Purdia Capital is a reasonable fit for futures traders who want a 90% split without tiering, and who value a payout structure that requires qualifying only once rather than repeatedly. The Instant Funded route suits traders who would rather pay a single fixed amount than run an evaluation and who are comfortable with a 10 day minimum before payout qualification. The Evaluation route suits traders who want a low first payment and can pass within a small number of months, since the monthly billing and the post-pass activation fee both change the total cost the longer it takes.

Traders who prefer an intraday trailing drawdown have one plan available, the 100k Pro Evaluation, while everyone else is choosing among End of Day drawdown plans. Anyone comparing on headline profit split alone should note that Apex Trader Funding lists a higher figure, so the decision rests more on drawdown type, billing structure and the payout progression than on the split itself.

Sources: purdia.com, purdia.com/programs and purdia.com/payouts, all read on 11 August 2026. Comparison figures for other firms are taken from the PropFirmMap database. Pricing and promotional codes change frequently, so verify current terms on the firm's site before purchasing.