We Fund You Trade Review 2026: Plans, Rules and Payouts
We Fund You Trade
We Fund You Trade, which trades under the initials WFYT, is a proprietary trading firm listed on PropFirmMap under the CFD asset class and registered to the United Arab Emirates. The firm runs a single evaluation format that it calls the WFYT Audition: a two step assessment across four account sizes, priced from $197 for a $25,000 account up to $997 for a $200,000 account. Traders who pass keep up to 85% of the performance fees generated on the funded account, and the evaluation fee itself is refunded once the first profit withdrawal is made. WFYT does not publish a founding date, so PropFirmMap records its establishment date as unknown rather than estimating one. This review covers the four plans, the rule set that governs them, and how the pricing sits against three other CFD firms in the PropFirmMap database. Every figure below was verified against the firm's own pages on 12 August 2026.
Plans and pricing
WFYT offers one evaluation structure rather than a menu of programs. All four accounts are two step evaluations with the same percentage rules; only the account size and the fee change. Step 1 carries a 10% profit target, Step 2 carries a 5% profit target, and both steps apply a 5% maximum daily loss and a 10% maximum total loss. Each step requires a minimum of five trading days, and there is no time limit forcing a trader to finish within a set window.
| Account size | Fee | Step 1 target | Step 2 target | Max daily loss | Max total loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $197 | 10% ($2,500) | 5% ($1,250) | 5% ($1,250) | 10% ($2,500) |
| $50,000 | $297 | 10% ($5,000) | 5% ($2,500) | 5% ($2,500) | 10% ($5,000) |
| $100,000 | $577 | 10% ($10,000) | 5% ($5,000) | 5% ($5,000) | 10% ($10,000) |
| $200,000 | $997 | 10% ($20,000) | 5% ($10,000) | 5% ($10,000) | 10% ($20,000) |
The fee is a one time payment. WFYT states that there are no hidden or recurring charges and no ongoing monthly fees attached to the audition. Traders may hold more than one funded account, subject to an overall funding limit of $600,000, though each account per audition tier must be unique.
Rules that shape the evaluation
The profit share is tiered rather than flat. WFYT pays an 80% share of profits for the first three payouts on a live funded account, and raises the share to 85% from the fourth payment onwards. That detail matters when comparing WFYT against firms that advertise a single headline percentage from day one.
The daily loss limit is calculated on equity and rolls forward. WFYT gives the example of an account growing from a $100,000 equity balance to $110,000, at which point the daily stop out level moves from $5,000 to $5,500. Within a single trading day, however, the limit stays anchored to the opening equity until rollover occurs. The maximum total loss of 10% is measured against the initial starting balance.
On strategy, WFYT permits trading through news events with no restrictions around high impact releases, and allows positions to be held overnight and over the weekend, with the caveat that leverage may be reduced during volatile periods. Traders can access foreign exchange, commodities and indices. Execution runs through the firm's broker, Capital Index, and WFYT states there are no data fees, trading commissions or slippage costs on execution.
Several restrictions apply in the other direction. Expert Advisors are not allowed, and neither is connecting through multiple devices or IP addresses. Trades must be held for at least three minutes. A consistency rule applies per stage: the smallest executed trade must be at least 35% of the notional trade size of the largest trade in that stage. Copy trading intended to pass the evaluation is prohibited, as is holding opposite positions in the same market across multiple accounts. Both the evaluation and the funded phase run on simulated accounts, with funded traders earning performance fees on the account's growth rather than trading firm capital directly.
Withdrawals are processed by bank wire twice per month, not on demand. The first withdrawal is set at the value of the challenge fee, because that is when the fee refund is paid; subsequent withdrawals carry a $100 minimum.
A few administrative terms are worth knowing before purchase. WFYT is open to applicants aged 18 and over, and every funded trader signs a service agreement before an account is assigned. Payments must be made by the card holder, as the firm does not accept payments made through a third party's card or account. Once the audition fee is paid, account credentials and a platform download link are sent by email. WFYT also notes that the daily loss limit and maximum drawdown rules that apply to an account are those in place at the time of purchase, and that later rule changes are not applied retroactively.
Pros
- The evaluation fee is refunded on the first profit withdrawal from a live funded account, which returns the entry cost to traders who reach a payout.
- News trading is unrestricted and positions may be held overnight and over the weekend, with leverage of up to 1:100 in normal market conditions.
- There are no recurring charges, no data fees and no trading commissions, and there is no time limit on completing either step of the evaluation.
Cons
- Trading is limited to the firm's own proprietary platform, so MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader are not available.
- Expert Advisors and automated strategies are prohibited, and every trade must be held for a minimum of three minutes.
- Payouts are limited to two per month by bank wire, and the 35% consistency rule constrains position sizing within each stage.
How the pricing compares
WFYT's $100,000 two step account costs $577. The table below sets that against three other CFD firms in the PropFirmMap database that also sell a $100,000 two step evaluation in a comparable price band. The figures come from each firm's record on PropFirmMap.
| Firm | $100K 2 step fee | Profit target | Max daily loss | Max total loss | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| We Fund You Trade | $577 | 10% then 5% | 5% | 10% | Up to 85% |
| FXIFY | $549 | 10% then 5% | 4% | 10% static | Up to 90% |
| Alpha Capital Group | $497 | 10% | Not listed | 10% | 80% |
| Goat Funded Trader | $458 | 8% | 4% | 10% | 80% to 100% with add on |
Three points stand out from that comparison. WFYT carries the highest fee of the four at this account size, at $577 against $458 for Goat Funded Trader on an 8% target. Its 5% daily loss allowance is wider than the 4% offered by FXIFY and Goat Funded Trader, which gives a trader more room on a single day, while its 10% Step 1 profit target is higher than the 8% asked by Goat Funded Trader. The headline profit share of up to 85% sits below FXIFY's up to 90%, and the tiering means the first three payouts are made at 80%.
The fee refund changes that arithmetic for traders who reach a payout, since WFYT returns the audition fee on the first withdrawal. Traders who do not reach a funded payout do not receive it, so the refund is more accurately a rebate conditional on success rather than a discount at checkout.
Verdict
We Fund You Trade runs a narrow and internally consistent product: one two step evaluation, four sizes, one rule set, no time limit, and a fee that is returned on the first payout. It suits traders who want a discretionary CFD evaluation with room to hold trades through news and across weekends, who are comfortable on a proprietary platform, and who do not rely on automated execution. It fits less well for traders who need MetaTrader or cTrader, who run Expert Advisors, who scalp inside a three minute window, or who want payouts available on demand rather than twice a month. On price, WFYT sits at the upper end of the group compared above at the $100,000 size, and the case for it rests on the fee refund and the wider 5% daily loss allowance rather than on the sticker price.
Sources verified 12 August 2026: wfyt.com/pick-your-challenge (plans, fees, targets, drawdowns, minimum trading days, leverage) and wfyt.com/faqs (profit share tiering, withdrawals, consistency rule, minimum trade duration, platform, broker, funding limit). Comparison figures from the PropFirmMap firm database.
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