Better setup for
- Hola Prime is the better setup for algorithmic traders and those who require MetaTrader 5 or cTrader, provided they are willing to pay a small commission premium and payout fees.
- RebelsFunding is the better setup for manual TradingView users and stock traders looking for higher leverage (1:200) and lower ongoing costs with zero payout fees.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to start an evaluation, Hola Prime or RebelsFunding?
RebelsFunding is slightly more accessible for very small budgets, offering a $1,000 Copper account for just $9. Hola Prime also starts at $9 for their $2,000 2-Step Pro Challenge, but their 1-Step and Direct accounts for the same size are more expensive ($14 and $40 respectively).
Can I use Expert Advisors (EAs) on both Hola Prime and RebelsFunding?
No. Hola Prime allows the use of EAs only on the MT5 platform and requires the purchase of a 10% add-on fee. In contrast, RebelsFunding strictly prohibits the use of EAs and any form of automated trading on its proprietary platform, requiring all trades to be executed manually.
Who has lower trading commissions and payout fees, Hola Prime or RebelsFunding?
RebelsFunding has a lower cost structure, charging $2 per lot for Forex and $0 in payout fees. Hola Prime is more expensive in this regard, with a $3 per lot Forex commission and a mandatory 2.5% fee on every payout requested by the trader.
Which firm offers more diverse markets to trade, Hola Prime or RebelsFunding?
RebelsFunding offers more diversity because it includes Stocks in its asset list, alongside Forex, Commodities, Crypto, and Indices. Hola Prime limits its offering to Forex, Indices, Commodities, and Crypto, making it less ideal for traders specifically looking to trade individual company equities.

















