FTMO vs Traders Launch
Compare FTMO and Traders Launch side by side: pricing and current discounts, profit targets, loss limits, trading rules and payouts. Change the program or account size on either side to update the table.
Firm A
FTMO Challenge: 1-Step · $10K
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Firm B
Futures Evaluation (one-step) · $100K
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FTMO vs Traders Launch: rules side by side
Pricing
- Challenge price
- FTMO: €79
- Traders Launch: $159
- Discount
- FTMO: 15% off
- Traders Launch: 15% off
- Discount code
- FTMO: Coming soon
- Traders Launch: Coming soon
- Price after discount
- FTMO: €67.15
- Traders Launch: $135.15
Account & Evaluation
- Account size
- FTMO: $10K
- Traders Launch: $100K
- Profit target
- FTMO: 10%
- Traders Launch: $2,000 / $4,000 / $6,000
Risk Management
- Max daily loss
- FTMO: 3%
- Traders Launch: Not specified
- Max total loss
- FTMO: 10%
- Traders Launch: $1,000 / $2,000 / $3,000 (EOD, locks at starting balance)
- Drawdown type
- FTMO: Trailing
- Traders Launch: Trailing
Profit & Payouts
- Profit split
- FTMO: 90% (more favourable)
- Traders Launch: 80%
- Payout frequency
- FTMO: First reward claim on the 14th day after the first trade, then any following day; review within 1–2 business days and payment typically 1–2 business days after invoice approval
- Traders Launch: Daily — request a payout any day you profit; first payout within 3 days
- Payout methods
- FTMO: Bank Transfer, Crypto
- Traders Launch: Not specified
Markets
- Forex
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Not listed
- Futures
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Offered
- Crypto
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Offered
- Stocks
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Not listed
- Indices
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Not listed
- Commodities
- FTMO: Offered
- Traders Launch: Not listed
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