Wall Street Funded Review 2026: Plans, Rules, and Payouts
Wall Street Funded
Wall Street Funded (also branded WSFunded) is a CFD and forex proprietary trading firm operating from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Its operating entity, WSF Technology FZCO, was incorporated on 29 December 2023 and is based at Building A1, Dubai Digital Park, Dubai Silicon Oasis, under License No. 47001. Accounts are contracted through WSFmarkets Ltd, a Saint Lucia company with registration number 2025-00117, while a Cyprus entity, RENATICA LTD, handles payment operations.
The firm sells six funding programs across six account sizes, from $2,500 to $100,000, with entry pricing starting at $23. Traders keep 80% of simulated profits and can request a payout every 10 days after a minimum of four profitable days. It carries a PropFirmMap Score of 7.5 and a B+ safety grade. This review covers the plans, the rules, and the points a buyer should check before purchasing.
Plans and pricing
Wall Street Funded runs four evaluation programs and two instant funding programs. The evaluation models differ mainly in profit target, daily loss limit and drawdown, not in the payout terms that follow. The table below shows the $10,000 account for every program, with prices as listed on the firm's site on 10 August 2026.
| Program | Phases | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max drawdown | Leverage | Price ($10K) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall Street RAPID | 1 phase | 10% | 4% | 6% static | 1:30 | $95 |
| Wall Street CLASSIC | 2 phases | Phase 1: 8%, Phase 2: 5% | 5% | 8% static | 1:50 | $87 |
| Wall Street ULTRA | 2 phases | Phase 1: 10%, Phase 2: 5% | 5% | 10% static | 1:50 | $79 |
| Wall Street Elite | 2 phases | Phase 1: 6%, Phase 2: 6% | No limit | 6% static | 1:50 | $109 |
| Instant Pro | Instant | None | 3% | 5% trailing | 1:30 | $102 |
| Instant Standard | Instant | None | 3% | 6% trailing | 1:30 | $440 |
Pricing scales with account size. On the CLASSIC program the ladder runs $27 at $2,500, $55 at $5,000, $87 at $10,000, $193 at $25,000, $319 at $50,000 and $563 at $100,000. ULTRA is the cheapest program at every size, starting at $23 for a $2,500 account and reaching $529 at $100,000. Instant Standard is the most expensive line by a wide margin, running from $90 at $2,500 to $1,800 at $50,000, and it is the one program not offered at $100,000.
Three discount codes were displayed on the firm's site at the time of writing: ELITE2X1 for 40% off plus a matched first withdrawal, STELLAR for 40% off all accounts, and WSFNEW advertised as a 50% discount for new customers. Codes and their terms change frequently, so verify them at checkout.
Rules that decide the outcome
Drawdown type is the clearest split in the lineup. The four evaluation programs use a static drawdown, meaning the loss limit is fixed against the starting balance and does not follow profits upward. Both instant funding programs use a trailing drawdown instead, which moves with account equity and is materially harder to manage. Buyers comparing Instant Pro at $102 against RAPID at $95 are not comparing like for like on risk.
Every trade requires a stop loss added within two minutes of opening. Expert Advisors and cBots are permitted on the evaluation programs, and swing trading is allowed across the lineup. There is no consistency rule on the evaluation models, but the instant funding accounts apply a 15% best day rule. News trading is restricted on funded accounts. The firm lists no time limit on evaluations and a minimum of four profitable days before a payout can be requested.
Payouts have a minimum of $100. Requests under $500 are paid in USDT, USDC, ETH or BTC. Requests above $500 are routed through Rise, which offers bank transfer or crypto, with crypto used as a fallback where Rise does not operate. Payments are processed Monday to Friday between 10:00 and 15:00 CET, and the account is set to read only until the payment completes.
WSFmarkets Ltd states it does not offer services to residents of the United States, Singapore, Russia, the United Arab Emirates or any jurisdiction listed by the FATF or subject to international sanctions. The UAE exclusion applies even though the operating company is based in Dubai. The firm also states that all accounts are simulated, that it does not manage client funds and does not provide access to regulated financial instruments.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Static drawdown on all four evaluation programs, with no time limit and no consistency rule on those models.
- Low entry cost, with a $2,500 ULTRA account listed at $23 and a $10,000 account at $79.
- Payouts every 10 days with a $100 minimum, plus a published payment method and processing window.
Cons
- Both instant funding programs use a trailing drawdown and a 15% best day consistency rule, unlike the evaluation programs.
- The mandatory two minute stop loss and restricted news trading on funded accounts limit some strategies.
- The published profit split is inconsistent across the firm's own sources, which is covered below.
The firm's website states an 80% profit split on every plan card and in its own summary copy. The company description on its TrustPilot profile states traders can increase up to a 90% profit split. We could not verify any higher figure on the live site. Treat 80% as the confirmed number and ask support in writing what conditions, if any, raise it before you purchase.
How it compares
Wall Street Funded sits in the low entry price band of the CFD firms we track, so the closest comparisons are firms with similar starting prices rather than similar age. On TrustPilot it holds a 4.4 score across 4,245 reviews as of 10 August 2026, with 3,125 of those posted in the last 12 months, on a claimed profile with a paid subscription.
| Firm | PropFirmMap Score | Safety grade | Profit split | Lowest entry price | Payout cycle | TrustPilot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wall Street Funded | 7.5 | B+ | 80% | $23 | Every 10 days | 4.4 (4,245) |
| The5ers | 8.7 | A+ | Up to 100% | $22 | Every 14 days | 4.7 (28,714) |
| FXIFY | 8.2 | A+ | Up to 90% | $19 | On demand | 4.4 (6,003) |
| Maven Trading | 7.8 | A+ | 80% | $12 | Every 10 business days | 4.3 (5,101) |
Wall Street Funded's TrustPilot figures above were read live on 10 August 2026. The three comparison firms' figures are the values recorded in the PropFirmMap database and were not re-read on that date.
On price, the four firms are closely matched, and Maven Trading and FXIFY both open lower than Wall Street Funded. The separation is in track record and profit split. The5ers and FXIFY both publish a higher ceiling on the split, and The5ers carries 28,714 TrustPilot reviews against Wall Street Funded's 4,245, which reflects a longer operating history. Maven Trading is the closest match on terms, with the same 80% split and a comparable 10 business day payout cycle, at a lower entry price.
Where Wall Street Funded differentiates is drawdown structure and choice. Static drawdown across four separate evaluation formats, with no time limit and no consistency rule on those formats, is a wider menu than most firms at this price offer. The trade off is a shorter operating record, a lower safety grade, and a payout cycle that is slower than FXIFY's on demand option.
Verdict
Wall Street Funded is a reasonable fit for traders who want a static drawdown, no evaluation time limit and no consistency rule, at an entry price under $100 for a $10,000 account. The four evaluation formats give real choice on profit target and daily loss limit, and the payout terms are published in detail rather than left vague.
It is a weaker fit for traders who need a trailing free instant funding account, who trade around news on funded capital, or who cannot work with a mandatory two minute stop loss. Anyone in the United States, Singapore, Russia or the United Arab Emirates is excluded outright. TrustPilot feedback is mixed on payouts specifically, with recent reviews reporting both same day payments and unresolved withdrawal delays. Given the B+ safety grade and the operating history that began in December 2023, sizing a first purchase at the lower end of the ladder is the cautious approach.
Sources
- Plans, pricing, rules, promo codes and payout terms: wsfunded.com/en, read 10 August 2026
- Corporate entities, licence number and regional restrictions: wsfunded.com legal footer, read 10 August 2026
- Review score, review count and company description: TrustPilot profile, read 10 August 2026
- Comparison metrics for The5ers, FXIFY and Maven Trading: PropFirmMap firm database
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