Prop Firm Review

Funded Trading Plus

EA: YesMT5Grid BannedNews Allowed

Last updated: March 27, 2026

EA Friendliness3 / 5
DD TypeVaries
Profit Split80-100%
Max DD6-8%
Daily DD4%
PlatformMT5

Can you run an EA on Funded Trading Plus?

Yes: Funded Trading Plus allows EAs and automated strategies. However, grid trading is explicitly prohibited. News trading is allowed with no restrictions, which is a clear advantage. Copy trading between accounts is also prohibited.

EA SupportYes: supported
Allowed EA TypesAny strategy: prohibited: arbitrage, grid trading, tick scalping, cross-account copy trading
MartingaleNot explicitly banned, must comply with drawdown limits
Grid TradingProhibited: explicitly listed as abuse of simulated environment
Copy TradingProhibited: no copy trading or hedging across accounts in any form
HFTTick scalping prohibited; general HFT not explicitly mentioned
News TradingAllowed: no restrictions
Min Trade DurationNot stated
Fixed SL RequiredNo

Watch out for

Challenge structure

Account Sizes$10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K; scaling up to $2.5M
Phase 1 Profit Target10% (1-Step Express); 7% (2-Step Classic Phase 1)
Phase 2 Profit TargetN/A (1-Step); 7% (2-Step Classic)
Daily Drawdown4% (balance-based)
Max Drawdown6% trailing (1-Step Express); 8% static (2-Step Classic)
Drawdown Type1-Step: Relative trailing; 2-Step: Static
Min Trading DaysNot stated
Time LimitUnlimited; 30-day inactivity rule
Profit Split80% standard; up to 100% on scaling
Scaling PlanScales up to $2.5M; 10% profit trigger per level (1-Step); 20% trigger (2-Step)

Platform & payouts

PlatformsMetaTrader 5, cTrader, DXTrade, Match Trader
MT5 AvailableYes
Payout FrequencyFrom day 1, then every 7 days (1-Step); every 10 days (2-Step)
Payout MethodsUSD payments confirmed; likely bank wire and crypto

Verdict for EA traders

Funded Trading Plus allows news trading and has a generous scaling path to $2.5M, but bans grid trading outright. Choose the 2-Step Classic for static drawdown and avoid the 1-Step trailing model with aggressive EAs. Best for: trend-following and breakout EAs that avoid grid structures.

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