The short answer
Choose Hola Prime if you need high leverage (up to 100:1) and the flexibility of on-demand payouts. Opt for Wall Street Funded if you want a cheaper $100K evaluation and intend to use EAs without paying extra fees or being restricted to a single platform.
Where they actually differ
- Styles (EAs): Wall Street Funded allows Expert Advisors across its platforms. Hola Prime requires a paid add-on (+10% fee), restricts them to MT5, and prohibits them on Direct accounts.
- Risk (Stop Loss): Both require a Stop Loss. However, Wall Street Funded is much stricter, requiring it within 2 minutes of opening a trade. Hola Prime only requires it to be placed at some point before the trade is closed.
- Price: For a standard $100K 2-step evaluation, Wall Street Funded ($509) is significantly cheaper than Hola Prime’s Prime ($569) or Pro ($681) versions.
- Leverage: Hola Prime offers up to 100:1 on Pro accounts and 50:1 on Prime. Wall Street Funded caps leverage at 50:1 for 2-step accounts and 30:1 for others.
- Payouts (Fees and Timing): Hola Prime charges a 2.5% fee per payout but offers on-demand cycles. Wall Street Funded has no listed payout fee but requires a minimum 1% profit and follows fixed cycles (e.g., every 5 or 10 days after the first withdrawal).
- Assets: Wall Street Funded includes Stocks in its instrument list, which are unavailable at Hola Prime.
- Platforms: While both offer MT5, cTrader, and MatchTrader, Hola Prime provides TradeLocker, whereas Wall Street Funded offers DXTrade.
Where they are basically the same
- Risk rules: Both utilize static drawdown for evaluation accounts and trailing drawdown for instant/direct accounts.
- Payout methods: Both firms use Crypto and Rise as their primary withdrawal channels.
- Inactivity: Both will terminate your account after 30 days of trading inactivity.
- News Trading: Both restrict opening or closing trades during high-impact news on funded accounts (5-minute window for HP, 4-minute for WSF).
Pick this one if
Hola Prime:
- You want the highest possible leverage (100:1).
- You prefer the TradeLocker platform.
- You want to withdraw your profits on-demand.
- You need a very small entry point ($2K accounts available).
Wall Street Funded:
- You trade Stocks.
- You use EAs and don't want to pay a surcharge.
- You are looking for the lowest price on a $100K 2-step challenge.
- You prefer the DXTrade platform.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper for a $100K 2-step evaluation, Hola Prime or Wall Street Funded?
Wall Street Funded is cheaper, with its "Ultra" 2-step account priced at $509. In comparison, Hola Prime's "Prime" 2-step costs $569 and its "Pro" 2-step costs $681.
How do the Expert Advisor (EA) rules differ between Hola Prime and Wall Street Funded?
Wall Street Funded allows the use of EAs without additional costs. Hola Prime requires the purchase of a specific "EA Trading" add-on for an extra 10% of the base fee, and this is only available for the MT5 platform.
Between Hola Prime and Wall Street Funded, which one has a more flexible Stop Loss rule?
Hola Prime is more flexible; while a Stop Loss is mandatory, it only needs to be placed before you close the trade. Wall Street Funded requires the Stop Loss to be added to the trade within a maximum of two minutes after opening the position.
Does Hola Prime or Wall Street Funded offer more variety in trading platforms?
Both offer a similar number of platforms (four), but the selection differs. Both provide MetaTrader 5, cTrader, and MatchTrader. However, Hola Prime offers TradeLocker as its fourth option, while Wall Street Funded offers DXTrade.
