The short answer
The choice boils down to how you want to pay and where you want to trade: Funded Trading Plus offers a disruptive $4 entry fee (pay the rest after passing) and faster payouts, while Fintokei is the superior choice for TradingView users and those who value a gamified loyalty program with free challenges.
Where they actually differ
- Price and Entry (Determinant): Funded Trading Plus offers "Activation Accounts" that cost only $4 to start, with the main fee paid only after passing. Fintokei follows a traditional upfront model but features a "Loyalty Program" where you earn XP to get free challenges and permanent account boosts.
- Payouts (Cobro): Funded Trading Plus is faster, offering withdrawals every 7 to 10 days depending on the plan. Fintokei is fixed at a 14-day cycle.
- Platforms (Tech): Fintokei integrates directly with TradingView, cTrader, and MT5. Funded Trading Plus lacks TradingView but offers a wider variety of "broker-less" platforms like DXTrade and MatchTrader.
- Risk Rules (Risk): Fintokei's ProTrader Swing account is balance-based (daily drawdown), which is more trader-friendly. Most Funded Trading Plus accounts (except the 2-Step Classic) use trailing drawdown, which is more restrictive.
- Trading Styles (Styles): Fintokei allows weekend holding on all accounts. Funded Trading Plus strictly prohibits weekend holding on its "Instant" funding programs, closing trades automatically on Fridays.
Where they are basically the same
- Assets: Both firms offer the same core menu: Forex, Commodities, Indices, and Crypto.
- Profit Split: Both start at an 80% split, with scaling options to reach 90% or 100%.
- Scaling: Both provide clear paths to increase capital based on performance milestones.
- EAs/Algos: Both permit the use of automated systems, provided they aren't used for prohibited strategies like HFT or latency arbitrage.
Pick this one if
Fintokei
- You want to trade directly from the TradingView interface.
- You prefer balance-based drawdown (ProTrader Swing).
- You want a loyalty system that rewards you even if you fail a challenge.
- You need to hold positions over the weekend without plan restrictions.
Funded Trading Plus
- You want to test your skills with a minimal $4 upfront investment.
- You want to receive your profits every 7 days.
- You are looking for "Instant Funding" without an evaluation phase.
- You prefer using DXTrade or MatchTrader platforms.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to start, Fintokei or Funded Trading Plus?
Funded Trading Plus is significantly cheaper for the initial phase through its "Activation Accounts," which cost only $4 regardless of account size. However, if you prefer traditional evaluations, a 100K ProTrader account at Fintokei costs $549, which is identical to the 100K 1-Step or 2-Step price at Funded Trading Plus.
Which firm offers faster payouts, Fintokei or Funded Trading Plus?
Funded Trading Plus is faster. It allows withdrawals every 7 days for its 1-Step and Instant programs, and every 10 days for its 2-Step and Activation programs. Fintokei requires traders to wait 14 days between payout requests across all its account types.
Can I use TradingView to trade in Fintokei and Funded Trading Plus?
You can only trade directly through TradingView at Fintokei. Funded Trading Plus does not support TradingView; instead, it offers MT5, DXTrade, MatchTrader, and cTrader as its primary platforms.
Who has more flexible drawdown rules, Fintokei or Funded Trading Plus?
Fintokei is generally more flexible because its ProTrader Swing program uses balance-based drawdown and static maximum limits. Funded Trading Plus relies heavily on trailing drawdown for its 1-Step, Instant, and Activation accounts, which "trailing" nature makes it harder to lock in profits compared to Fintokei’s static models.





















