The split
The reward for successful trading varies significantly depending on the account type chosen:
- Hola Prime: Offers a base 80% profit split on Pro and Prime accounts. This can be scaled up to 95% if the trader opts for a monthly cycle with a 20% price surcharge. Their Direct accounts also start at 80%.
- QT Funded: Provides a wider range. The QT ONE plan starts at 70%, while QT TWO, Power, and 1-Step plans offer 80% (upgradeable to 90% via add-on). Uniquely, the QT INSTANT plan offers a 100% profit split to the trader.
How often you can withdraw
Timing is the most critical factor for a trader looking for liquidity:
- Hola Prime: Traders select their cycle at the time of purchase (on-demand, biweekly, or monthly). Once chosen, it cannot be changed. Direct accounts pay every 14 days from the first trade of the cycle. Payouts are processed within one hour after a prior 24-hour business review.
- QT Funded: The frequency depends strictly on the plan. QT ONE and QT INSTANT offer very fast 4-day cycles. QT TWO, Power, and 1-Step operate on a standard 14-day cycle.
Minimums and methods
Both firms facilitate international transfers but with different thresholds:
- Hola Prime: Minimum withdrawal of $50 for Bank Wire or Crypto, and $500 for Rise. They charge a 2.5% fee per payout (minimum $25 for wire/Rise, $5 for crypto).
- QT Funded: Generally requires 1% of profit ($100 minimum). For QT INSTANT, the requirement is 5% of profit, and a 3% "buffer" must remain in the account, meaning you must reach 8% profit before the first request. Methods include Crypto, Transfer, and Card.
What delays a payout
Before reaching the "withdraw" button, several rules act as filters:
- Consistency Rules: Hola Prime applies a 40% consistency rule only to on-demand payouts (no single day can exceed 40% of the total profit). QT Funded is stricter: QT INSTANT has a 30% rule, QT Power 35%, and QT 1-Step 20%.
- Minimum Profitable Days: Hola Prime requires 3 profitable days for biweekly cycles and 7 for monthly cycles (each day must gain at least 0.5%). QT Funded requires 4 days of 0.5% for QT TWO and 4 days of 1% for QT INSTANT.
- Risk Violations: Hola Prime enforces a mandatory Stop Loss and a 2% risk limit per "idea" (not per ticket). QT Funded also requires a Stop Loss (within 60 seconds) on most accounts and limits floating losses to 1% or 2% depending on the plan.
- News Trading: Both firms restrict trading high-impact news on their "Pro" or "TWO" models (5 minutes before and after), which can lead to profit deductions or account closure.
What it takes to get there
To start the journey, you must first clear the entry cost and the evaluation phases:
- Evaluation Cost (100K): A 2-Step Prime account at Hola Prime costs $569, while a QT TWO account at QT Funded is slightly cheaper at $550.
- Instant Access (100K): Hola Prime Direct costs $1,049. QT Funded INSTANT costs $750, making it a more affordable entry for immediate funding.
- Platforms: Hola Prime offers MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, and TradeLocker. QT Funded provides MT5, cTrader, and TradeLocker.
- Trading Styles: Both allow scalping and intraday trading. Hola Prime allows EAs only on MT5 with a paid add-on. QT Funded requires a pre-approval process for any EA.
Which pays out more comfortably
QT Funded pays out more comfortably for traders seeking high frequency and high splits, especially through the QT INSTANT and QT ONE plans with their 4-day cycles. It is the better choice for those who want to see their money every week.
Hola Prime is more comfortable for the "pro" trader who values platform variety and static drawdowns. Its 80-95% split is very competitive, and its payout processing (one hour after review) is exceptionally fast, provided the trader doesn't mind the consistency and minimum profitable day requirements.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper for a 100K 2-step evaluation, Hola Prime or QT Funded?
QT Funded is slightly cheaper, as its QT TWO 100K account costs $550 compared to the $569 charged for a 2-Step Prime account at Hola Prime. Both offer similar drawdown structures (8-10% max) for these specific models.
Does Hola Prime or QT Funded offer a better profit split on their standard accounts?
Both firms start at an 80% split for their main evaluation plans. However, QT Funded can reach 100% on its QT INSTANT model, while Hola Prime allows reaching 95% on Pro/Prime accounts by paying a 20% surcharge at checkout.
Which firm has faster payout cycles, Hola Prime or QT Funded?
QT Funded is faster for frequent withdrawals, offering 4-day cycles on its ONE and INSTANT plans. Hola Prime's fastest standard cycle is biweekly (14 days), although they do offer an on-demand option that is subject to a 40% consistency rule.
Which firm has more restrictive news trading rules, Hola Prime or QT Funded?
They are similarly restrictive on their primary funded accounts. Both Hola Prime (Pro plan) and QT Funded (QT TWO plan) prohibit opening or closing trades 5 minutes before and after high-impact news. However, both firms offer alternative plans (Prime at Hola Prime and QT ONE/Power at QT Funded) where these news restrictions do not apply.


















