Best fit
Traders who want a structured 10-day evaluation and education-heavy path.
Earn2Trade: All Funded Futures Comparisons
Every head-to-head look at how Earn2Trade stacks up against the other funded futures firms in the radar — drawdown rules, payout splits, pricing, and coupon status. Dataset reviewed May 22, 2026.
Earn2Trade at a glance
Think twice if
You need one-day pass mechanics or the highest payout split.
| Rule | Earn2Trade |
|---|---|
| Drawdown | Evaluation and LiveSim use EOD drawdown; Live can use trailing drawdown. Open equity still matters intraday. |
| Daily loss limit | TCP25 DLL $550; GAU50 DLL $1.1K. |
| Payout | 80/20 trader profit split. Earn2Trade publishes 2025 exam and withdrawal stats in product-page disclaimers. |
| Evaluation pricing | TCP25 starts at $150/month. GAU50 starts at $170/month. |
| Coupon | No public code (verify at checkout) |
Earn2Trade vs every other funded futures firm
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Frequently asked
Who is Earn2Trade best suited for?
Traders who want a structured 10-day evaluation and education-heavy path.
What are Earn2Trade's drawdown rules?
Evaluation and LiveSim use EOD drawdown; Live can use trailing drawdown. Open equity still matters intraday.
Does Earn2Trade have a daily loss limit?
TCP25 DLL $550; GAU50 DLL $1.1K.
What is Earn2Trade's payout split?
80/20 trader profit split. Earn2Trade publishes 2025 exam and withdrawal stats in product-page disclaimers.
How much does a Earn2Trade evaluation cost?
TCP25 starts at $150/month. GAU50 starts at $170/month. Activation fee: Not.. Confirm current pricing on the firm's official site.
Sources
Official help, pricing, and payout pages used for Earn2Trade data in the radar.
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Key terms
- EOD (end-of-day) drawdown
- Your maximum-loss line trails on your balance at the daily close, not your highest intraday equity. Open profit you give back during the day does not pull the line up against you.
- Trailing drawdown
- Your maximum-loss line trails your highest intraday equity, so profit you reach and then give back can move the line up against you.
- Daily loss limit (DLL)
- A cap on how much you can lose in a single trading day — some firms call it a Daily Loss Guard. A few make it optional during the evaluation.
- Profit split
- The share of payouts you keep. A 90/10 split means you keep 90% and the firm keeps 10%.
- Sim-funded / LiveSim
- Simulated-funded accounts — you trade firm capital in a simulated environment, not your own live money, until later stages.
Comparison research, not investment advice. Funded-account rules, pricing, payout schedules, and coupons change without notice — figures here reflect the dataset last reviewed May 22, 2026. Always confirm current terms on the firm's official site before purchasing an evaluation.