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United States
Panama
2023
2025
World Trade Center 200-B, Suite 306, Calle 53 Este, Marbella, Panama City
Proprietary simulated engine using order book liquidity from external exchanges and market makers. Index and commodity prices come from Hyperliquid.
Bitunix for crypto perpetuals traded through the Fundex Terminal.
No fee refund. Only active evaluations are refunded if KYC is rejected.
Fees are non-refundable once the account is created and access is granted. If payment is taken but no account is delivered, Fundex reviews the case individually.
On demand, 24/7, from the first funded day. No open positions when requesting; the amount leaves the balance immediately and trading can continue.
On demand, with no fixed windows or waiting periods. Fundex states that most requests are processed within 60 minutes and all within a maximum of 24 hours, including weekends and public holidays.
Approval within 12 to 24 hours, usually sooner. Paid in USDC (ERC-20) to the wallet provided.
No payout or profit cap.
No published maximum.
USD 50, after the profit split.
$50
1:1 or 2:1, depending on the instrument.
BTC 10:1; ETH, SOL, XRP, BNB, DOGE and other majors 5:1; HYPE, PEPE, NEAR and similar 3:1; others 2:1. Fixed, cannot be changed.
Up to 4:1 on BTCUSDT and ETHUSDT; up to 2:1 on other cryptocurrencies, with some instruments limited to 1:1.
Swap of 0.033% of notional per open position per day. On the Breakout terminal it is charged in six parts, every 4 hours.
No reset. After a breach, a new evaluation must be purchased.
90/10 split at purchase, permanent for that account. Cannot be added later.
Static from the starting balance, also on funded accounts; it does not rise with profits. Measured against equity, including floating P&L: touching it closes positions and the account.
- 2-Step Classic: Evaluation uses a 10% static maximum drawdown from the starting balance, measured on equity and reset when Phase 2 begins. Once funded, a 10% drop from the original balance while in B-Book causes a permanent breach.
- 2-Step Pro: 8% static maximum drawdown.
Recalculated daily at 00:30 UTC from the closed balance at that time, excluding open positions, and monitored against equity. Requesting a payout widens that day's limit by the payout amount.
Evaluation: 5%, recalculated at 00:00 UTC from the balance at that time and measured on equity. There is no daily loss limit at the funded stage.
Several evaluations and funded accounts at once, up to USD 200,000 combined across active accounts. Each account keeps its own limits.
Multiple evaluations and accounts are allowed. Total funded allocation is capped at $400,000.
No time limit.
No maximum time limit.
None. Once the target is hit, even with open positions, the account moves to funded after KYC and signing the agreement (12 to 24 hours).
- 2-Step Classic: 5 days in each evaluation phase. To count, at least one trade must be opened with a notional value of at least 5% of the account balance before leverage.
- 2-Step Pro: No minimum trading days.
2-Step Classic starts at a 70% trader profit split. 2-Step Pro starts at 80%. Fundex’s legal terms state that payments are discretionary bonuses rather than a fixed contractual split.
A free $1,000 Test Account is available to eligible traders who do not currently hold a Fundex account. It uses Fundex Terminal only, with a 10% target, 5% daily drawdown, 10% maximum drawdown and 5 minimum trading days. Profits cannot be withdrawn and completion rewards may vary.
Evaluation: reaching the daily or total loss threshold causes a breach. Funded: permanent breach follows four consecutive unrecovered B-Book switches, or a 10% decline from the original balance while in B-Book.
Funded accounts can be merged provided their combined balance does not exceed the $400,000 maximum allocation.
Third-party, off-the-shelf or pass-the-evaluation strategies are prohibited. Proprietary terminal only, no MetaTrader.
EAs and automated systems are allowed when the underlying strategy is the trader's own. Arbitrage, HFT, martingale, grid, environment-exploitation and external trade-replication systems are prohibited.
Allowed if it does not hide the real jurisdiction. KYC must be completed without a VPN.
Within one account, only once the open position has substantial profit or loss. Prohibited across accounts or with other traders: a first inadvertent case may get a warning; otherwise all accounts are closed.
Hedging or arbitraging across Fundex accounts, or between Fundex and external accounts, is prohibited. The website does not clarify internal hedging within one account.
No per-trade risk cap. Maximum size per instrument per the symbols page, with fixed leverage.
During both evaluation phases, a single trade cannot lose more than 3% of the balance, including floating losses. The first violation generates a warning. This limit does not apply once funded.
Copying trades between users and executing third-party ideas or signals is prohibited: communities, social media, analysts or reports.
Overnight, weekends and holidays, with no forced close. Swap applies.
Exploiting errors or latency, insider information, front-running, third-party or off-the-shelf strategies, switching strategy after passing, cross-account arbitrage, trades hard to replicate live (auto-deleveraging risk or extreme swings), copying others' ideas, account sharing or trading several accounts from the same household, device or IP, and hedging across accounts or traders. It leads to account closure and loss of profits.
- Latency arbitrage, spike catching and tick manipulation
- Exploiting errors, price-feed delays or technical malfunctions
- HFT inconsistent with realistic retail trading
- Martingale, grid and all-in betting
- Hedging or arbitrage across accounts or firms
- Copy trading, replicated signals and self-copy trading
- Front-running and use of non-public information
- Market manipulation, order spamming and toxic flow
- Materially changing strategy after passing the evaluation
- Gambling behaviour, overleveraging or correlated position stacking
- 2-Step Classic: During evaluation, every trade must remain open for at least 3 minutes, including when TP or SL is triggered. The first violation generates a warning and later violations may cause a breach. There is no minimum holding time once funded.
- 2-Step Pro: No minimum holding time during evaluation or once funded.


















