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Quant Tekel (Ascendx)

2.8 A
South Africa CFD
VS

FXIFY

3.0 C
United Kingdom CFD
Key Differences
Safety A vs C Price $26 vs $19

Verdict: Who Wins?

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) 1 wins
1 3
FXIFY 3 wins Our Pick
Overall Rating 3.0 vs 2.8
Starting Price $19 vs $26
Profit Split Both 80% (up to 90%)
Safety Grade A vs C
Challenge Variety 47 vs 23 options

Best For:

Budget-conscious traders FXIFY
Trust & reputation Quant Tekel (Ascendx)
Fast payouts Quant Tekel (Ascendx)

Visual Comparison

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) FXIFY

Head-to-Head Comparison

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) Metric FXIFY
2.8/10 PFM Score 3.0/10
4.3/5 (12,362) TrustPilot
A Safety Grade C
80% (up to 90%) Profit Split Up to 90%
3-4% daily, 6-10% max (varies by program) Daily Drawdown 3-5% daily across Standard programs, 8% on Instant Funding
Bi-weekly (Prime) / On-demand (Instant, Power) Payout Frequency On-demand
$26 Starting Price $19
White-Label Technology White-Label
cTrader, MT5, TradeLocker Platforms Trading View, DXTrade, MT5, MT4
No Direct Path to Funded No
South Africa Country United Kingdom
Oct 2023 Established Jan 2023
23 options Challenge Options 47 options

Price Comparison by Account Size

Cheapest challenge price at each account size (where both firms offer the same size)

Account Size Quant Tekel (Ascendx) FXIFY Savings
$5K $26 $39 Save $13
$10K $52 $59 Save $7
$25K $105 $149 Save $44
$2.5K $52 $19 Save $33
$50K $210 $249 Save $39
$100K $400 $399 Save $1
$200K $1,167 $799 Save $368

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) vs FXIFY: Detailed Analysis

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) and FXIFY are both CFD firms. FXIFY has been in business longer, established in 2023, while Quant Tekel (Ascendx) was founded in 2023.

In terms of pricing, FXIFY is more affordable with challenges starting at $19, which is $7 less than Quant Tekel (Ascendx)'s starting price of $26. Quant Tekel (Ascendx) offers 23 challenge options, while FXIFY offers 47.

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) offers 80% (up to 90%) profit split, while FXIFY offers Up to 90%. Quant Tekel (Ascendx) pays out Bi-weekly (Prime) / On-demand (Instant, Power), and FXIFY pays out On-demand.

For trust and reputation, Quant Tekel (Ascendx) has a 4.3/5 TrustPilot rating with 12,362 reviews. Safety grades: Quant Tekel (Ascendx) A, FXIFY C.

Overall, FXIFY edges ahead winning 3 out of 4 categories we compared. However, the best choice depends on your specific needs — both firms have their strengths.

Pros & Cons

Quant Tekel (Ascendx)
Pros
90% Profit Split
Cons
Reports of sometimes slow support
FXIFY
Pros
Up to 90% profit split. On-demand first payout with no minimum or maximum amount. Five programs (One/Two/Three Phase, Lightning, Instant Funding) with 1K-400K account sizes. 100% refundable assessment fee on Standard phases. MT4, MT5, DXtrade and TradingView platforms supported.
Cons
Two Phase 25% consistency rule on funded. Instant Funding 8% trailing drawdown is tighter than multi-phase programs. No on-demand payout until first payout cycle on Bi-weekly programs.

Active Deals & Promo Codes

Quant Tekel (Ascendx)
50% OFF 50% off all Quant Tekel accounts
FXIFY
40% OFF 40% off for new users (1-phase challenges)
30% OFF 30% off all challenges

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better, Quant Tekel (Ascendx) or FXIFY?

FXIFY scores higher overall, winning 3 out of 4 comparison categories including Overall Rating, Starting Price, Challenge Variety. However, the best choice depends on your trading goals and priorities.

Which is cheaper, Quant Tekel (Ascendx) or FXIFY?

FXIFY has the lower starting price at $19. Quant Tekel (Ascendx) offers 23 challenge options starting from $26, while FXIFY offers 47 options starting from $19.

Which offers a higher profit split, Quant Tekel (Ascendx) or FXIFY?

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) offers a higher maximum profit split. Quant Tekel (Ascendx) offers 80% (up to 90%) while FXIFY offers Up to 90%.

How fast do Quant Tekel (Ascendx) and FXIFY pay out?

Quant Tekel (Ascendx) has Bi-weekly (Prime) / On-demand (Instant, Power) payouts while FXIFY offers On-demand payouts. Payout speed can be an important factor when choosing a prop firm.