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Take Profit Trader: All Funded Futures Comparisons

Every head-to-head look at how Take Profit Trader stacks up against the other funded futures firms in the radar — drawdown rules, payout splits, pricing, and coupon status. Dataset reviewed May 22, 2026.

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Take Profit Trader at a glance

Best fit

Traders who like EOD drawdown and clear target/drawdown tables.

Think twice if

You need 90/10 without discretionary PRO+ upgrade or dislike buffer requirements.

RuleTake Profit Trader
DrawdownEOD trailing drawdown: $1.5K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K.
Daily loss limitNo separate official DLL.
PayoutPRO account profit split is 80/20 and requires clearing the buffer zone equal to maximum drawdown before normal withdrawals. PRO+ invitation path advertises 90/10 and no buffer requirement.
Evaluation pricingCurrent checkout pricing requires direct refresh.
CouponNOFEE50 (official code)

Frequently asked

Who is Take Profit Trader best suited for?

Traders who like EOD drawdown and clear target/drawdown tables.

What are Take Profit Trader's drawdown rules?

EOD trailing drawdown: $1.5K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K.

Does Take Profit Trader have a daily loss limit?

No separate official DLL.

What is Take Profit Trader's payout split?

PRO account profit split is 80/20 and requires clearing the buffer zone equal to maximum drawdown before normal withdrawals. PRO+ invitation path advertises 90/10 and no buffer requirement.

How much does a Take Profit Trader evaluation cost?

Current checkout pricing requires direct refresh. Activation fee: Not.. Confirm current pricing on the firm's official site.

Compare every rule before you buy an evaluation

Firm rules, payouts, and coupons change often. Read the rule risk first, then pick the firm that fits how you actually trade.

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%.
Buffer
Profit you have to build (and usually keep above) before withdrawals unlock. Firm- and plan-specific.

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.