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FundedElite vs FTMO (2026): our pick

Same yardstick for both: published prices, published rules, Trustpilot. Table and our pick below.

Line by line

FundedEliteFTMO
Score7.2/107.0/10
Trustpilot4.34.8
Profit split80%90%
Max leverageup to 1:100up to 1:100
100K challenge from$299 (Lite 2 Step)€499 (1-Step Standard)
Programs83
PlatformsMT5, Match-TraderMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView
Payouts viaCrypto, Bank Transfer, PayPalBank Transfer, Crypto
News tradingAllowedRestricted
Weekend holdingAllowedRestricted
Expert advisors (EAs)RestrictedAllowed
HedgingAllowedAllowed
ScalpingRestrictedAllowed
Copy tradingRestrictedNot allowed
MartingaleAllowedRestricted

Our call

Our scores put FundedElite (7.2) ahead of FTMO (7.0).

Cheaper at 100K: FundedElite ($299) against FTMO (€499).

Better rated: FTMO, 4.8/5 versus 4.3.

FundedElite allows more styles: news, EAs, weekend holds and so on.

  • Go for FundedElite if you care most about price, program choice, Match-Trader.
  • Go for FTMO if you care most about customer reviews, profit split, MT4, TradingView.

The two firms

FundedElite

The short version on FundedElite: 1- and 2-Step challenges (Lite versions, a free-retry option), instant accounts and Flash Activation from $5, on MT5 or Match-Trader. What stands out: martingale and grid are allowed.

FTMO

The short version on FTMO: a Prague firm that's been around longer than most in Europe, with a 2-Step and a 1-Step challenge on $10,000–$200,000 accounts. What stands out: pass the 2-Step and the fee comes back with your first payout. It's the benchmark the rest of the industry gets judged against.

Quick answers

FundedElite vs FTMO: which should I pick?

Our scores put FundedElite (7.2) ahead of FTMO (7.0).

FundedElite vs FTMO: who's cheaper?

Cheaper at 100K: FundedElite ($299) against FTMO (€499).

Can I run FundedElite and FTMO accounts together?

Yes. Several firms at once is fine. The near-universal bans are copying someone else's trades and hedging one firm against another.