WenCrypto Review: Plans, Rules, and How It Compares
WenCrypto is a crypto-only proprietary trading firm registered in Saint Lucia, running its evaluations on Match Trader. It sells three purchasable products across five account sizes from $5K to $100K: a one-phase Single Pass, a two-phase Double Pass, and a Buy Now, Pay Later track that opens for a $5 upfront payment with the balance due only after you pass. A fourth challenge, Genesis, is listed on the pricing page as "Coming Soon" and cannot currently be bought.
The headline number most comparison tables would quote for WenCrypto is $5. That figure is real, but it is an upfront payment, not the cost of the product. This review separates the two, walks the published rule set for each track, and flags one place where the firm's own pages disagree with each other.
Plans and pricing
WenCrypto applies a coupon code, WEN, automatically on its pricing page, so every challenge card shows a discounted figure next to a higher list price. The prices below are the discounted figures the site currently charges, with the list price alongside. Both evaluation tracks are labelled REFUNDABLE on the pricing cards.
| Account size | Single Pass | Double Pass | Buy Now, Pay Later |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5K | $42 (list $55) | $33 (list $44) | $5 now, $69 after passing |
| $10K | $75 (list $99) | $60 (list $79) | $7 now, $117 after passing |
| $20K | $147 (list $195) | $117 (list $156) | $10 now, $189 after passing |
| $50K | $360 (list $479) | $288 (list $383) | $15 now, $359 after passing |
| $100K | $712 (list $949) | $570 (list $759) | $20 now, $589 after passing |
Buy Now, Pay Later is the cheapest way to start at WenCrypto, but not the cheapest way to finish. A $5K Buy Now, Pay Later account costs $5 to open and $69 more to unlock the funded stage, which is $74 in total. The $5K Double Pass is $33 all in, with nothing deferred. The lowest total cost of entry at this firm is $33, not $5.
The deferred balance scales faster than the upfront payment does. At $100K the upfront figure is $20 while the balance due on passing is $589, so the pay-later portion is more than 29 times the entry payment. Traders comparing WenCrypto against firms that charge a single fee should compare against the $69 to $589 balance, not against the $5 to $20 headline.
Rules by track
WenCrypto does not apply one rule set across its catalogue. Each of the three products carries its own targets and drawdown figures, and the Buy Now, Pay Later track changes its rules again once you are funded.
| Rule | Single Pass | Double Pass | Buy Now, Pay Later (evaluation) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 9% | 10% then 6% | 4% |
| Max daily loss | 3% | 5% | None |
| Max drawdown | 5%, static | 8%, static | 8% static, measured end of day |
| Minimum profitable days | 3 | 3 | None |
| Consistency rule | None | None | 20% before withdrawal |
| Profit split | 80% | 80% | See note below |
Both evaluation tracks use static drawdown, which the firm states is calculated from the starting balance and does not trail. On the Buy Now, Pay Later evaluation the firm gives a worked example: on a $10,000 account, the end-of-day balance must never fall below $9,200 under the 8% limit. That evaluation has no daily drawdown limit at all, no minimum trading days and no consistency requirement, and the firm states that news and event trading is permitted throughout with no restrictions.
The funded stage on that same track is stricter than the evaluation that precedes it. WenCrypto documents a 3% daily end-of-day drawdown limit resetting at 00:00 UTC, a maximum drawdown that changes to 5% measured end of day, and a 20% consistency score required before each withdrawal. The firm also describes a withdraw lock: on its own example, generating $1,000 of profit sets the drawdown to $1,000, and withdrawing $500 reduces it to $500. Leverage across the catalogue is 5:1 on BTC and ETH and 2:1 on altcoins.
One number this firm publishes twice, differently
WenCrypto's Buy Now, Pay Later page states two different funded-stage profit splits, on the same page. The plan comparison table has two columns, Phase 1 and Funded, and its profit split row reads "-" for Phase 1 and 80% for Funded. The FAQ further down the same page states the opposite: "The profit split is 100% in your favour, you keep all of the simulated profits generated on your funded account. This applies from your very first withdrawal and does not change with account size." Two further lines of body copy on the page also say 100%.
The plan table says 80%. The FAQ on the same page says 100%. Both are the firm's own words about the same funded stage.PropFirmMap
We have left the Buy Now, Pay Later funded-stage split blank on our own firm page rather than pick one of the two. The 80% figure on the Single Pass and Double Pass tracks is stated consistently and is not affected. If you are considering the pay-later track specifically, treat the split as unconfirmed and ask the firm to state it in writing before paying the balance, because that balance is the larger of the two payments.
Pros
- Static, non-trailing drawdown on both evaluation tracks, calculated from the starting balance.
- The Buy Now, Pay Later evaluation carries no daily drawdown limit, no minimum trading days and no consistency requirement, and permits news trading throughout.
- Entry cost is low against crypto peers: $33 all in for a $5K Double Pass, or $5 upfront to start the pay-later track.
Cons
- The firm publishes two different funded-stage profit splits for Buy Now, Pay Later on a single page and does not reconcile them.
- The pay-later balance ($69 to $589) is far larger than the upfront payment and is easy to miss in a price comparison.
- Leverage is low at 5:1 on BTC and ETH and 2:1 on altcoins, and payouts are limited to one every 10 business days.
How it compares
Against other crypto firms in our catalogue at a similar entry price, WenCrypto is at the cheaper end on total cost and mid-range on profit split. The comparison below uses each firm's cheapest all-in entry price, which includes any activation fee, rather than the lowest advertised payment.
| Firm | Cheapest all-in entry | Profit split |
|---|---|---|
| WenCrypto | $33 | 80% on both evaluation tracks |
 SizeProp | $39 | 80 to 95% |
 Crypto Fund Trader | $45 | 50 to 90%, progressive |
 Fondeo | $49 | 70 to 90% |
WenCrypto undercuts all three on entry cost. On profit split, SizeProp, Crypto Fund Trader and Fondeo all publish ranges reaching 90% or higher, while WenCrypto's evaluation tracks are fixed at 80%. Whether the pay-later track beats that depends entirely on which of the firm's two published figures is correct, which is why the unresolved split matters commercially and not just as a documentation issue.
Verdict
WenCrypto is a reasonable fit for a crypto trader who wants static drawdown, a low total entry cost and a rule set that permits news trading, and who is comfortable on Match Trader with 5:1 leverage on BTC and ETH. The $33 Double Pass at $5K is the cheapest complete route into the firm and carries the clearest terms: 10% then 6% targets, 5% daily loss, 8% static drawdown and a stated 80% split.
The Buy Now, Pay Later track is the one to approach with more care. Its evaluation rules are the loosest of the three, but its funded stage tightens materially, the balance due on passing is the larger payment, and the profit split that governs everything you earn there is published at two different values by the firm itself. Traders who want the deferred structure should get the split confirmed in writing first. We hold no independent TrustPilot rating for this firm, so there is no third-party payout record to weigh against the published terms.
Sources: wencrypto.com/pricing and wencrypto.com/buy-now-pay-later, both read on 7 September 2026. Peer entry prices from the PropFirmMap catalogue on the same date.
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