Leveraged: Information and detailed review

Who runs Leveraged

A Cyprus-law firm built around coaching

Leveraged is operated by GetLeveraged Ltd. under terms governed by the law of the Republic of Cyprus, with Cyprus courts as the exclusive forum. Its founder and CEO, Tal Fromchenko, presents the firm as a place to train traders as well as fund them: two head coaches, Anna and Amine, run daily livestreams on YouTube, Discord and X, offer 1-on-1 coaching sessions every two or four weeks on funded accounts, and the dashboard adds AI technical, fundamental and news-sentiment analysis. Leveraged says it is not a broker, is not regulated by CySEC or any other authority, and that every evaluation and Rewards account is simulated, priced through its GetLeveraged servers and liquidity providers. The terms describe a possible later step as a "Portfolio Manager" trading the company's capital under separate terms, with full discretion over whether any suggested trade is executed.

Who can join

Traders must be 18 or over and live outside the restricted list, which includes the United States, Israel, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Syria, Venezuela, Iraq, Libya, Myanmar, the Palestinian Territories and several African and Pacific states; the list can change at any time. Accounts belong to one person or entity and cannot be shared, transferred or sold. Passing an evaluation leads to a verification process that may include ID, supporting documents and a video interview, and approval by the risk department is required; Leveraged can run that verification at any time.

Platforms and markets

Accounts run on MT5 or cTrader, chosen at purchase and changeable only before the first trade. About 60 instruments cover FX, indices, metals, energies, commodities, crypto and stocks, with leverage set per programme: 1:30 on FX, 1:10 on metals, 1:8 on indices, 1:3 on energies and 1:1 on crypto and stocks. FX and metals pay $4 per lot round trip; other assets carry no commission.

The programmes

Turbo Trade

Pay After You Pass: you start any size for $8.88 and pay the activation fee only after passing, within 30 days or the offer expires and you must pass again. One phase with a 6% target, a 3% daily limit and a 6% trailing drawdown, no time limit. The Rewards account keeps the same limits, adds 3 profitable days of at least 0.5% and a 20% consistency rule, and on Turbo you may not hold hedged or offsetting positions overnight or over the weekend.

Leveraged ONE

A one-time payment with no activation fee and the same structure as Turbo: a 6% target, 3% daily limit, 6% trailing drawdown and, once funded, 3 profitable days and a 20% consistency score before each reward.

Sprint

The tightest product: a 2% target with a 1% daily limit and a 1% static drawdown, on sizes up to $100,000. In exchange it is the only programme where high-impact news trading is allowed without paying extra, it has no consistency rule and no profitable-day requirement, and the first reward can be requested immediately after passing.

Instant and Nitro

Accounts with no evaluation, from $10,000 to $100,000: you trade from day one with a 3% daily limit and a 6% maximum drawdown that trails equity. Both also cap floating loss: combined open losses cannot reach 2% of the balance on Instant or 1% on Nitro, and touching it closes the account permanently. A reward needs 5 profitable days of at least 0.5%; rewards come every 14 days and the first two are capped, at 10% of account size on Instant and 6% on Nitro. Instant applies the 20% consistency rule and requires leaving a buffer of 3% of the initial balance at each reward; Nitro has no consistency rule and costs more.

Leveraged Executive

Three phases (6%, 8% and 10%) with a 6% static drawdown and 3% daily limit, on $250,000, $500,000 and $1,000,000 accounts. Each phase and each reward cycle needs 3 profitable days of at least 0.5% of the initial balance. There is no time limit and no consistency rule. Leveraged has no scaling plan: it points traders who want more capital to the Executive accounts or to buying additional accounts. A separate crypto-only programme also exists.

How the limits work

Static and trailing drawdown

The static drawdown on Sprint and Executive is fixed from the initial balance and checked on equity, so open losses count; touching it closes positions and terminates the account. The trailing drawdown on Turbo and ONE starts 6% below the initial balance and rises with the highest closed balance until that balance is 6% above the start, when it locks at the initial balance and stays there, including after rewards. On $100,000, after making $5,000 and withdrawing $3,000, the floor stays at $100,000 and the cushion is $2,000.

Profitable days and consistency

A profitable day needs net closed profit of at least 0.5% of the initial balance; trades count on the day they close, and the days need not be consecutive. On Turbo and ONE Rewards accounts and on Instant, your best day can be at most 20% of total profit when you request a reward; above that you keep trading until the score falls.

Inactivity

An account with no trade for 30 days is treated as dormant and closed; the terms say a notice is sent first.

Trading rules

News and weekends

Outside Sprint, or Instant with the news add-on, you may not open, add to, close or partially close a position, including through pending orders that trigger, from five minutes before to five minutes after a high-impact event on the dashboard calendar; positions opened earlier may stay open. Swing trading over nights and weekends is allowed as part of a genuine strategy, but trading built to capture reopening gaps is not.

Tools, copying and VPNs

Self-built EAs, which may be fully automated, and risk-management tools are allowed; commercial or purchased EAs are banned. Copy trading is allowed only between accounts in your own name, including at other firms or retail brokers, never between different people, family included. VPNs and VPS are allowed if you remain the sole verified operator and do not use them to hide your location, share access or bypass restrictions.

Prohibited practices

Leveraged lists nine categories: execution abuse (HFT, tick scalping, latency arbitrage, with positions expected to stay open at least two minutes); news, event and gap exploitation; hedged, mirrored or coordinated trading across accounts, people or firms; third-party signals, account management and rented strategies; reward farming and account churning; splitting or re-timing trades to disguise one trade idea or game consistency and profitable days; grid, martingale and recovery trading; identity and multiple-account abuse; and exploiting platform errors. It may treat several exposures on one thesis as a single trade. Consequences range from a review or interview to removed profits, denied rewards and termination, with no guaranteed warning, and a past reward does not mean the trading was approved.

Getting paid

Rewards are 80% on every programme. On Turbo and ONE the first reward is available 14 calendar days after you start trading the Rewards account, then every 14 days; Executive also pays every two weeks from the first trading day, and Instant and Nitro every 14 days; Sprint pays the first reward instantly. Approved rewards are processed within 48 hours by wire transfer, Revolut, debit card, crypto or as loyalty credits; wire and Revolut cost $25 per reward. The evaluation fee is refunded after your third reward.

Fees, credits and legal terms

Payment is by card, crypto, Google Pay or Apple Pay. Failing an evaluation gives no refund, and an unjustified chargeback can end all services. Loyalty credits ($1 each) come from trading activity, active accounts and a 50% match on a referred friend's first purchase; they become discount coupons and expire at the end of the month after they are earned. Leveraged can freeze or close accounts above its allocation caps, terminate accounts for risk management at its discretion, and change the terms with effect from posting.

Where Leveraged's documentation disagrees

• Profit share. The home page advertises "up to 95% rewards" and a 95% share on ONE; the FAQ, the ONE page and every programme description give 80%.
• Allocation caps. The FAQ allows $200,000 on Turbo and $100,000 on Sprint; the terms cap Turbo at $150,000 and Sprint at $10,000 in aggregate.
• First Turbo reward. The Turbo page says the first reward is instant; the FAQ says 14 days after you start trading the Rewards account.
• Turbo sizes. The Turbo page says $10,000 to $100,000; its own pricing table and the FAQ go to $200,000.
• Sprint. The Leveraged Cup FAQ describes Sprint as having accelerated timelines and higher profit splits; the programme rules give no time limit and the standard 80% share.

Who Leveraged suits

Leveraged suits traders who want cheap entry and support: an $8.88 Pay After You Pass start on Turbo, a low-priced one-step ONE, a 2% Sprint with instant first reward and news trading, no-evaluation Instant and Nitro accounts, Executive up to $1,000,000 with static drawdowns and no consistency rule, plus daily livestreams, 1-on-1 coaching and AI tools.

It suits traders less if they rely on news trading outside Sprint, run commercial EAs, scalp positions under two minutes or depend on one big day, since Turbo and ONE apply a 20% consistency score. The 1% limits on Sprint leave almost no room for error, and the differences between the marketing pages and the terms make it worth checking the caps and payout timing before buying.