The split
At Funded Trading Plus, you start with an 80% share of the simulated profits. This is scalable: if you reach 20% profit, your share rises to 90%, and at 30% profit, you keep 100%. You can also buy a 90% split add-on at checkout. The only exception is the Activation Accounts, which have a fixed 80% split.
Hola Prime also offers a base of 80% for its biweekly cycles. However, they offer a 95% split if you choose the monthly payout cycle, although this usually involves a 20% surcharge on the initial fee. Unlike its competitor, Hola Prime charges a 2.5% fee on every payout (minimum $25 for wire or $5 for crypto).
How often you can withdraw
The wait time varies significantly depending on the chosen path:
- Funded Trading Plus: In the 1-Step Express and Instant programs, you can withdraw from day 1, and then every 7 days. In the 2-Step Classic, you must wait 10 days for the first withdrawal, then every 10 days. Activation Accounts pay every 10 trading days.
- Hola Prime: You must choose your cycle at purchase. If you pick biweekly, it’s every 14 days. If you pick "On-demand," you have more flexibility but must meet stricter consistency rules. Direct accounts pay every 14 days from the first trade of the cycle.
Minimums and methods
Both firms use Crypto and Bank Transfers as their main vehicles.
- Funded Trading Plus: The minimum is a flat $50 for most programs, except for the 2-Step Classic, which requires at least 1% of the initial balance.
- Hola Prime: The minimum is $50 for Crypto or Wire, but jumps to $500 if using the Rise platform.
What delays a payout
Reaching the payout button can be hindered by specific rules that act as filters:
- Consistency Rules: Funded Trading Plus applies a 35-50% consistency rule to its 2-Step program and a 25% rule to Activation Accounts. Hola Prime's "On-demand" payouts require that no single day accounts for more than 40% of the total profit.
- Profitable Days: Hola Prime requires 3 profitable days (at least 0.5% profit each) for biweekly cycles and 7 days for monthly cycles. Funded Trading Plus has no minimum trading day requirements.
- Trading Restrictions: Hola Prime prohibits news trading on Pro and Direct accounts (5 minutes before/after), which can lead to profit deductions. Funded Trading Plus allows news trading across all programs.
- Inactivity: Both firms will breach your account if you don't place at least one trade every 30 days.
What it takes to get there
Before seeing a cent, you must fund the "investment" and pass the evaluation:
- Investment (10K Account): At Funded Trading Plus, a 1-Step costs $99 and a 2-Step $89. Their "Activation" model is unique: you pay only $4 to start, but if you pass, you must pay a $179 activation fee before getting the funded account. At Hola Prime, a 1-Step Prime costs $89 and a 2-Step Prime $69.
- Risk (The path eraser): In the 1-Step programs, Funded Trading Plus has a 6% trailing drawdown. Hola Prime offers a 6% static drawdown (easier to manage). In 2-Step programs, FT+ gives you 8% static, while Hola Prime goes up to 10% static.
- Platforms and Style: Both offer MT5, cTrader, and MatchTrader. Funded Trading Plus is very EA-friendly with no extra costs. Hola Prime charges a 10% surcharge to use EAs and only allows them on MT5.
Which pays out more comfortably
Funded Trading Plus pays out more comfortably for the trader seeking immediate results without "minimum profitable day" hurdles or payout fees. Their "Day 1" withdrawal policy on Express plans is hard to beat for speed.
Hola Prime is better suited for traders who prefer a larger "cushion" (10% static drawdown on 2-Step) and don't mind waiting 14 days or paying a 2.5% fee in exchange for a potentially higher profit split (95%) and a more robust scaling plan that reaches up to $4 million.
Frequently asked questions
Which is cheaper to start a $100,000 evaluation, Funded Trading Plus or Hola Prime?
Funded Trading Plus is significantly cheaper if you choose the Activation Accounts, as you only pay $4 to start the challenge. However, once passed, you must pay a $489 activation fee. In contrast, Hola Prime requires an upfront payment of $569 for its 2-Step Prime or $579 for its 1-Step Prime, with no additional activation fees later.
Which firm allows withdrawals sooner, Funded Trading Plus or Hola Prime?
Funded Trading Plus allows for much faster withdrawals, offering payouts from day 1 on its 1-Step Express and Instant programs. Hola Prime requires traders to wait for their chosen cycle, which is typically 14 days (biweekly) or 30 days (monthly) from the first trade.
Does Funded Trading Plus or Hola Prime have a more restrictive drawdown?
Funded Trading Plus is generally more restrictive in its 1-Step and Instant programs because it uses a 6% relative trailing drawdown that follows your balance. Hola Prime, on the other hand, uses a 6% static drawdown for its 1-Step Prime and a 10% static drawdown for its 2-Step Prime, which is much more forgiving as the "floor" does not move up as you gain profit.
Which firm is better for using EAs, Funded Trading Plus or Hola Prime?
Funded Trading Plus is more favorable for EA users because they are allowed across all programs and platforms at no extra cost. Hola Prime limits EAs to the MetaTrader 5 platform only, requires a 10% surcharge on the initial fee to enable them, and prohibits them entirely on their "Direct" (Instant) accounts.


















