Entry price
The cost of starting is where the gap is widest. FundingPips focuses on high-volume accessibility, while Mubite positions itself as a premium crypto-centric firm.
- $10,000 Accounts: A 2-Step Standard at FundingPips costs $63, while the Two-Step at Mubite is $110.
- $100,000 Accounts: The 2-Step Standard at FundingPips is $522. At Mubite, the Two-Step jumps to $729 and the One-Step to $819.
- Instant Funding: This is the most extreme difference. A $100,000 "Zero" account at FundingPips (instant) costs $444. A similar $100,000 Instant account at Mubite costs $4,999.
- Add-ons: FundingPips charges +20% for using cTrader. Mubite uses a "pay-to-upgrade" system where adding +2% drawdown room or increasing the profit split to 90% costs an extra 20% on top of the base price each.
What you pay while trading
Operating costs are determined by commissions and platform choice. FundingPips is a multi-asset broker-style firm, while Mubite operates directly through ByBit.
- Commissions: FundingPips charges $5 to $10 per lot on Forex/Metals. On Crypto, they charge 0.04% to 0.05% per side. Mubite charges a flat 0.02% to 0.05% on crypto.
- Leverage: Mubite offers 100:1 on crypto, which is significantly higher than FundingPips' standard models (often 1:1 to 2:1 for crypto), though FundingPips' "Prime" model can scale up to 1:2000. Higher leverage at Mubite allows for smaller margin requirements, which is an indirect capital cost saving.
- Platforms: FundingPips offers MetaTrader 5, MatchTrader, and cTrader. Mubite is strictly tied to the ByBit ecosystem.
What mistakes cost you
In prop trading, a rule breach is the ultimate cost: the loss of the entire initial fee.
- The 3% Rule: Both firms have a "loss per trade" rule. At FundingPips, losing more than 3% on a single trade idea in the funded 2-Step is a hard breach (total loss). At Mubite, exceeding a 3% realized loss per trade is also prohibited, but they offer a one-time 5-minute correction window for position size violations.
- Drawdown Buffer: FundingPips offers a 12% max drawdown on its "Flex" models, providing a larger "safety cushion" for your money. Mubite is tighter, with 6% on One-Step and 8% on Two-Step.
- News Trading: At FundingPips, trading news on a Master account can cost you your entire profit for that trade, or even the account in the "Zero" model. Mubite allows news trading freely, making it "cheaper" for news-based strategies that would otherwise face penalties.
What it costs to get paid
The profit split and withdrawal terms dictate your final take-home pay.
- Profit Split: FundingPips starts at 80% and can reach 100% through their scaling plan. Mubite starts at 70% (Instant) or 80% (Evaluation), reaching 90% only through paid add-ons or performance.
- Withdrawal Fees: FundingPips charges a $10 fee per payout. Mubite has no payout fees.
- Withdrawal Caps: Mubite hides a significant "liquidity cost": you can only withdraw 5% of the account size per request. If you make a 15% profit, you have to wait for three separate cycles to get all your money. FundingPips allows you to withdraw all eligible profits, including a 100% split at Level 4 of their scaling plan.
Where each one hides its cost
- FundingPips: The cost is hidden in consistency rules. On-demand payouts require that no single day accounts for more than 35% of total profit. If you have one "lucky" day, you are forced to keep trading (and risking your capital) to balance the percentages before you can touch your money.
- Mubite: The cost is in the add-ons and minimum trading days. While FundingPips allows 1-day passing on some models, Mubite requires 10 days for One-Step and Two-Step Phase 1. Furthermore, to make a Mubite account competitive with FundingPips' drawdown and split, you often have to pay 40% more in add-ons.
Cheapest for whom
FundingPips is the cheapest option for Forex traders and those looking for the lowest possible entry fee to manage large capital. The $522 for $100k is hard to beat, provided you can navigate their news and consistency rules.
Mubite is the "cheaper" choice for Crypto specialists who trade high-impact news and need high leverage. Although the entry fee is higher, the lack of news restrictions and the 100:1 leverage on ByBit prevents the "cost" of missed opportunities or profit deductions that occur at FundingPips.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to get a $100,000 account, FundingPips or Mubite?
FundingPips is much cheaper for a $100,000 account. Their 2-Step Standard costs $522, whereas Mubite charges $729 for their Two-Step and $819 for their One-Step. If you are looking for instant funding, the difference is even larger: FundingPips Zero costs $444 while Mubite Instant costs $4,999.
Does FundingPips or Mubite have better withdrawal conditions?
It depends on your profit size. FundingPips charges a $10 fee per payout but allows you to withdraw all your earned profits (up to 100% split). Mubite has no payout fees, but they cap every withdrawal at 5% of the account size. This means if you have a large profit at Mubite, your money is "locked" and can only be accessed in small increments over several weeks.
Which firm is more restrictive with EAs, FundingPips or Mubite?
Both firms have strict ownership rules. FundingPips allows third-party EAs only as risk managers; full automation requires proof of ownership of the code. Mubite similarly allows only self-developed bots where the trader can prove authorship. Both firms will close your account if they detect you are using a public or commercial EA used by other traders.
Can I trade crypto on weekends with both FundingPips and Mubite?
Yes, but with different conditions. Mubite is a crypto-native firm using ByBit, so weekend trading is fully supported across all accounts. FundingPips allows weekend crypto trading primarily on their Labs 247 model and during evaluation phases. However, for standard Master accounts, FundingPips often enforces a weekend hold restriction that closes all positions on Friday.





















