Compare Maven Trading (forex/CFD) and QT Funded (forex/CFD) side by side — profit splits, challenge fees, drawdown rules, platforms, and trading restrictions.
Maven Trading |
QT Funded |
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| Trustpilot rating | N/A | 3.6★ (13,242 reviews) |
| Max profit split | 80% | 80–100% |
| Evaluation types | Instant, 1 Step, 2 Steps, 3 Steps | 1 Step, Instant, 2 Steps |
| Account sizes | $2K, $5K, $10K, $20K, $50K, $100K | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K |
| Cheapest challenge fee | $13 Pay-later option: $5 + $40 on funding
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$35 Pay-later option: $2.50 + $70 activation
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| Drawdown type | Trailing / Static (trailing when funded) / Static | Static / Trailing |
| Platforms | MT5, Match-Trader, cTrader | TradeLocker, cTrader, MT5 |
| Payout frequency | Single payout, then the account closes / Instant / Every 10 business days | Every 4 days / Every 14 days |
| News trading | Restricted | Allowed |
| Automated trading / EAs | Not allowed | Restricted |
| Weekend holding | Allowed | Allowed |
QT Funded offers a higher advertised profit split (100% vs 80%). Maven Trading is cheaper to enter, with challenge fees from $13 compared to $35 at QT Funded. Both firms support 3 trading platforms.
See how much it truly costs to get funded at Maven Trading, including multiple failed attempts.
$19
70%
$5K
Drag to model your worst-case scenario
$38
2 attempts × $19 fee
$38
No fee refund on this plan
1.09%
Profit needed on $5K after 70% split
Fees shown in USD. Break-even is the minimum profit % you need on your funded account to cover all challenge costs.