Compare 7 current products across 7 first-party source pages — funded cost, split, drawdown and payout rules without flattening one product into a firm-wide answer.
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We track 2 FTMO products and 5 from FundingPips that pass the 30-day source-freshness gate, last verified 2026-08-28. FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Product-level: FTMO vs FundingPips
The table above compares the two firms. This one compares the products you actually buy — 7 of them, each with its own price, split, drawdown rule and source date.
We track 2 FTMO products and 5 from FundingPips that pass the 30-day source-freshness gate, last verified 2026-08-28.
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
FTMO's own products disagree on 12 terms. On evaluation steps it is 1-step on FTMO Challenge: 1-Step, versus 2-step on FTMO Challenge: 2-Step. Which product you buy decides that rule, not which firm you sign with — a firm-level table cannot show this.
Cost to funded, matched by account size
$10K account
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Cost to a funded $10K account, every verified product on both sides
R-multiple is break-even profit divided by that product's own maximum permitted loss — under 1.00 means you can lose more than you need to make to win the fee back. Day count assumes 1% account growth per day, capped by the product's own daily loss limit. Blank cells are figures the firm does not publish.
$25K account
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Cost to a funded $25K account, every verified product on both sides
R-multiple is break-even profit divided by that product's own maximum permitted loss — under 1.00 means you can lose more than you need to make to win the fee back. Day count assumes 1% account growth per day, capped by the product's own daily loss limit. Blank cells are figures the firm does not publish.
$50K account
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Cost to a funded $50K account, every verified product on both sides
R-multiple is break-even profit divided by that product's own maximum permitted loss — under 1.00 means you can lose more than you need to make to win the fee back. Day count assumes 1% account growth per day, capped by the product's own daily loss limit. Blank cells are figures the firm does not publish.
$100K account
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Cost to a funded $100K account, every verified product on both sides
R-multiple is break-even profit divided by that product's own maximum permitted loss — under 1.00 means you can lose more than you need to make to win the fee back. Day count assumes 1% account growth per day, capped by the product's own daily loss limit. Blank cells are figures the firm does not publish.
$200K account
FTMO offers EUR one-time; FundingPips offers USD one-time at this tier. No currency-and-billing class appears on both sides, so we neither convert currencies nor rank a recurring floor against a fixed total.
Cost to a funded $200K account, every verified product on both sides
R-multiple is break-even profit divided by that product's own maximum permitted loss — under 1.00 means you can lose more than you need to make to win the fee back. Day count assumes 1% account growth per day, capped by the product's own daily loss limit. Blank cells are figures the firm does not publish.
Rule-by-rule, product by product
Each cell shows every value that firm's current products hold. Where a firm disagrees with itself the products are named — those are the rows a firm-level table has to flatten, and the ones that decide whether your strategy is allowed. 12 of 16 rows split this way in this matchup.
Product-level rule comparison, FTMO vs FundingPips
FundingPips added monthly 100% cycles and changed minimum days
The largest split is not the fastest or least restrictive route. At checkout, compare the weekly or bi-weekly cycle with the monthly consistency, profitable-day and Striking System conditions, and verify which minimum-day rule applies to the account creation date.
FundingPipsVerified
FundingPips separates the current Standard path from legacy 10% resets
A reset can place an older account into a different product rule set. Confirm the product name and target after any reset.
Sources (7 first-party pages, latest capture Aug 28, 2026)
Every figure above is read from these pages. Products older than 30 days are removed from the comparison until they are recaptured, so a missing product means stale data, not a discontinued plan.
Firm-level context
These directory fields describe the firms, not a universal product rule. The sourced product tables above decide the exact fee, split, drawdown and trading conditions.
Spec
FTMO
FundingPips
Founded
2015
2022
Platforms
MT4 · MT5 · cTrader · DXTrade
MT5 · cTrader · Match-Trader
Assets
Forex · Crypto · Indices · Commodities · Stocks
Forex · Indices · Commodities · Crypto
Payout Methods
Bank wire · Skrill · Crypto
Card · Bank wire · Rise · Crypto
Trustpilot: FTMO vs FundingPips
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