RebelsFunding Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares
RebelsFunding is a Slovakia-based prop trading firm operated by RIFM, s.r.o., registered at Landererova 8, 811 09 Bratislava. It was founded by Marek Soska and launched under the RebelsFunding name in 2023. The firm offers simulated-capital evaluations on forex and other CFD markets, with funded capital reaching $320,000 and a scaling ladder that extends further on its instant-funded tier.
The feature RebelsFunding leads with is the absence of a deadline. Every program advertises unlimited days, so an evaluation does not expire while a trader works through it. The second distinguishing feature is a fee-refund model that pays back more than the fee itself on the entry-level tier. This review covers the full 26-plan lineup, the rules that govern each program, and how the pricing sits against three comparable CFD firms in our database. Every figure below was read from the firm's own program pages on 12 August 2026.
The five programs and what they cost
RebelsFunding splits its lineup into five named programs that differ by phase count, profit target, and drawdown. Copper runs four phases, Bronze three, Silver two, Gold one, and Diamond is a half-instant program with an eight-level automatic scaling ladder. Prices below are the sale prices shown on each program page, with the list price in brackets.
| Program | Phases | Account sizes | Price range | Profit target | Absolute drawdown | Daily drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Copper | 4 | $1K to $320K | $6 ($9) to $657 ($939) | 5% per phase | 10% | 5% |
| Bronze | 3 | $5K to $160K | $29 ($42) to $468 ($669) | 5% per phase | 10% | 5% |
| Silver | 2 | $5K to $80K | $35 ($50) to $294 ($420) | 8% then 5% | 10% | 5% |
| Gold | 1 | $5K to $40K | $55 ($79) to $223 ($319) | 10% | 6% | None in phase, 4% on RCF |
| Diamond | Half-instant | $5K to $20K | $133 ($190) to $483 ($690) | 10% | 6% | None |
The lineup is unusually wide at the bottom. A $1K Copper account is listed at $6, and the $5K Copper account was showing $8 against a $28 list price when we checked. Copper is also the only program offered at $160K and $320K. Fee refunds differ by program: Copper returns 200% of the fee with a payout, Bronze 150%, Silver 100%, and Diamond 100% after passing. The Gold program page lists no fee refund at all, which is the trade-off for its single-phase structure.
Maximum scaling is tied to account size rather than program in most cases. Copper and Bronze scale to double the starting size, while Diamond advertises a far longer ladder: $132,000 from a $5K start, $265,000 from $10K, and $530,000 from $20K.
Every RebelsFunding program page carries a discount code. Most cards show 30% off with the code NEWREBEL, and the $5K Copper card was showing 73% off with the code SAVE73 at the time of writing. The list price, not the sale price, is what applies without a code.
Rules that apply across the lineup
Drawdown is absolute rather than trailing, measured from the starting balance of the chosen program. Copper, Bronze, and Silver share a 10% absolute limit with a 5% daily limit. Gold and Diamond tighten the absolute limit to 6% but remove the daily limit during the evaluation phase, with Gold reapplying a 4% daily limit once the account reaches the funded RCF stage.
Minimum trade requirements rise as the phase count falls: four trades on Copper, five on Bronze, six on Silver, eight on Gold, and five on Diamond. Leverage also steps down as accounts get larger, from up to 1:200 on smaller Copper and Bronze accounts to 1:5 on the $320K Copper account. Silver caps at 1:100 and both Gold and Diamond at 1:50.
The prohibited-strategy list is longer than average and worth reading before buying. Hedging arbitrage, martingale, aggressive scalping defined as trades under 30 seconds, overleveraging, risk exceeding 1.5% of account balance per trade, and all forms of price, gap, and swap arbitrage are disallowed. Expert advisors and automated robots are banned on the training platform. Weekend holding is permitted, though the firm advises caution because spreads widen on less liquid pairs.
Payouts are requested on demand rather than on a fixed calendar. For Copper, Bronze, Silver, and Gold the first reward can be requested 14 days after the first RCF trade, subject to a $50 minimum profit. Diamond works differently: the first reward is achievement-gated and can be requested once the account reaches 10% profit on Level 0. RiseWorks, USDC, and bank transfer are the primary payout methods.
Pros and cons
Pros
- No time limit on any of the five programs, so an evaluation does not expire while it is in progress.
- Fee refunds exceed the fee paid on two programs, at 200% on Copper and 150% on Bronze, both paid with a payout.
- Entry pricing starts at $6 for a $1K Copper account, which is among the lower entry points in our CFD database.
Cons
- Trading is only available on the firm's own RF-Trader platform. RebelsFunding confirmed in a TrustPilot reply that it does not offer MetaTrader 5, and a 3-star reviewer on 4 August 2026 cited both that absence and the lack of a dedicated mobile app.
- Per-account-size pricing renders through a dynamic widget rather than a static page, which makes prices harder to check and to compare.
- The Gold program carries no fee refund and no retry discount, unlike Copper, Bronze, and Silver.
How RebelsFunding compares
Three CFD firms in our database sit in a similar entry-price bracket. The table below uses the lowest published plan price for each firm and the profit split recorded on its profile.
| Firm | Lowest plan price | Profit split | Published plans | TrustPilot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RebelsFunding | $6 | 75% - 90% | 26 | 4.3 |
| Evercrest Funding | $5 | 80% | 20 | 4.3 |
| FundingRock | $5 | 80% (up to 95% with Add-On) | 20 | 4.1 |
| Vanta Trading | $9 | 100% | 6 | 4.5 |
On headline profit split, RebelsFunding starts lower than all three. Its 75% floor applies to Silver, Gold, and Diamond, and its 90% ceiling is reached by scaling on Copper, Bronze, Silver, and Gold rather than being offered at purchase. Vanta Trading advertises a flat 100% split and Evercrest a flat 80%, both of which are simpler to reason about at the point of sale. FundingRock reaches 95% only through a paid add-on.
Where RebelsFunding separates itself is breadth and refunds. Its 26 published plans span eight account sizes against Vanta Trading's six plans, and it is the only firm of the four in our records offering a fee refund above 100%. Traders comparing on account size will note that RebelsFunding publishes $160K and $320K Copper accounts, sizes the other three do not reach in our data. On third-party sentiment the four are closely grouped, with scores between 4.1 and 4.5; RebelsFunding's 4.3 comes from 2,605 reviews, and the firm has replied to 91% of its negative reviews.
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Verdict
RebelsFunding suits traders who want to start small and are not in a hurry. The combination of a $6 entry point, unlimited evaluation days, and a 200% fee refund on Copper is aimed squarely at traders testing prop trading for the first time, and the four-phase structure gives them a longer runway at a lower target per phase. The Diamond program serves a different trader entirely, one who will pay $133 or more to skip most of the evaluation and accept a flat 75% split in exchange for an eight-level scaling ladder.
It is a weaker fit for traders who need MetaTrader 5, a mobile app, or automated strategies, since RF-Trader is the only platform and expert advisors are banned. Traders who scalp inside 30 seconds or size above 1.5% per trade will also run into the rulebook quickly. Anyone buying should check the current code on the program page, since the difference between list and sale price reached 73% on one card during our checks. Full plan-by-plan data is on our RebelsFunding profile.
Sources, all read 12 August 2026: the RebelsFunding program pages for Copper, Bronze, Silver, Gold and Diamond; the firm's homepage; and its TrustPilot profile. Comparison figures come from the PropFirmMap database as of the same date.
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