WSFunded Review 2026

Facts checked against wsfunded.com on 11 November 2026

Visit WSFundedInstant, 1-step and 2-stepFrom $25MT5, cTrader, Match-TraderUp to $400K

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WSFunded (Wall Street Funded) sells a long menu of instant, one-step and two-step plans from $2.5K to $100K, on MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader. Prices are low and discounts constant, but two rules shape every account: a stop loss within 2 minutes, and no single trade idea risking more than half the daily limit.

Good fit if

You always trade with a stop loss

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You trade news on a funded account

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WSFunded review: programs, rules, costs and payouts, checked on wsfunded.com on 11 November 2026.

WSFunded at a glance

Source: wsfunded.com, checked 11 November 2026

Programs: Instant, 1-step and several 2-step plans, sold under names such as Prime, Elite, Pro, Standard, Classic and Rapid
Account sizes: $2.5K to $100K; funded accounts combinable up to $400K
Cheapest entry: $25 for a $2.5K 1-step (list price)
Main 2-step rules: 8% then 5% target · 5% daily · 8% static maximum loss · 1:100
Profit split: 80%
Payouts: First after 15 days (30 on one plan), then every 10 days
Platforms: MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader
Must-know rules: Stop loss within 2 minutes; no trade idea above 50% of the daily limit
Company: WSFmarkets Ltd, Saint Lucia (2025-001173)

WSFunded rating: 3.2 out of 5

Our prop firm methodology →

WSFunded scores 64.6 out of 100 (Good) on the FX Recap prop firm method. Each parameter is scored 0 to 10 from the firm's published rules and terms, weighted, and the total divided by 20 gives the stars.

Company & track record20%3.5/10
Company registered 2025 · Company and registration number published · Base: Saint Lucia
Rules & room to trade20%9/10
Widest maximum loss 10% · A program with no daily limit · Lowest first target 6% · Static maximum loss on the main program
Payouts & profit split16%5/10
Best split 80% · First payout: 15 days (30 on one plan), then every 10 days · Methods: Crypto under $500; Rise above $500 · No scaling plan found
Cost of entry12%5/10
Cheapest $56 per $10K · No fee refund stated
Trading freedom15%9/10
EAs: allowed · News: with limits · Weekend: allowed
Trader feedback10%n/a
Not enough verified trader reviews yet
Programs & platforms7%8/10
3 program types · 3 platforms · Up to $400K

Trader feedback counts once enough verified trader reviews are in; until then the other weights are rescaled. Facts we could not verify earn half points and are marked "not verified".

WSFunded pros and cons

What traders get

Low list prices, from $25, and frequent discounts
Three platforms: MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader
EAs and cBots allowed on the challenge plans
Two-step plans with up to a 10% static maximum loss
Payouts every 10 days after the first
Funded accounts can be combined up to $400K

What to watch

Every trade needs a stop loss within 2 minutes of opening
One trade idea may not risk more than half the daily loss limit
No news trading once funded
Instant plans use a trailing drawdown and a 15–30% best-day rule
So many plan names that comparing them is hard
Company registered only in 2025, in Saint Lucia

How WSFunded measures up

How to choose a prop firm →

The checklist explains the score: each line grades what WSFunded publishes. We have not traded these programs, so nothing here is a claim about live results.

Track recordWSFmarkets Ltd's Saint Lucia registration number dates from 2025.Watch
Entry costFrom $25 list for $2.5K; most $100K plans $559 to $629 before discounts.Strength
Room to lose2-step plans: 8% or 10% static maximum loss and 5% daily.Strength
Profit split80% on the plans we checked.Mixed
Payout rhythmFirst payout after 15 days, then every 10 days.Strength
Risk rulesStop loss within 2 minutes; each trade idea capped at 50% of the daily limit, with leverage cuts for breaches.Watch
NewsAllowed in evaluation, banned on funded accounts.Mixed
PlatformsMT5, cTrader and Match-Trader.Strength

WSFunded programs and rules

5 programs. Pick one to see its rules and prices.

The standard two-step: 8% then 5%, an 8% static floor and 1:100 leverage. EAs and cBots allowed.

Rule	Phase 1	Phase 2	Funded
Profit target	8%	5%	–
Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
Maximum loss	8% static	8% static	8% static
Leverage	1:100	1:100	1:100
Profit split	–	–	80%

$2.5K$33

$5K$59

$10K$99

$25K$259

$100K$579

List prices; WSFunded showed lower sale prices on 11 November 2026.

A two-step with more room: 10% then 5% target and a 10% static maximum loss.

Rule	Phase 1	Phase 2	Funded
Profit target	10%	5%	–
Daily loss	5%	5%	5%
Maximum loss	10% static	10% static	10% static
Leverage	1:100	1:100	1:100

$2.5K$33

$5K$59

$10K$89

$25K$209

$50K$349

$100K$559

Two equal 6% targets with no daily loss limit, only a 6% static floor.

Rule	Phase 1	Phase 2
Profit target	6%	6%
Daily loss	None	None
Maximum loss	6% static	6% static
Leverage	1:50	1:50

$2.5K$39

$5K$59

$10K$109

$25K$229

$50K$339

$100K$629

Rule	Challenge
Profit target	10%
Daily loss	4%
Maximum loss	6% static
Leverage	1:30

Two instant versions: a cheaper one with a 5% trailing drawdown and 15% best-day rule, and a pricier one with 6% and a 30% best-day rule.

Rule	Instant (5%)	Instant (6%)
Daily loss	3%	3%
Maximum loss	5%, trailing	6%, dynamic
Best-day (consistency)	15%	30%
Leverage	1:50	1:30
Minimum profitable days	4	4

$2.5K$60

$5K$85

$10K$115

$25K$232

$50K$345

$100K$562

Prices shown are the 5% version; the 6% version runs from $105 ($2.5K) to $1,869 ($50K).
Instant accounts need a signed contract to activate.

How to get funded with WSFunded

The route through WSFunded's evaluation, using the 2-step (8% / 5%) rules. Every box is a stage you must clear before the next one opens.

1BuyFrom $25
2Phase 18% target · 5% daily · 8% max loss
3Phase 25% target · 5% daily · 8% max loss
4FundedUp to 80% split
5Paid15 days (30 on one plan)

WSFunded rules in dollars: a $100K 2-step (8% / 5%) account

$8,000profit to reach the first target (8%)
$5,000the most you may lose in one day (5%)
$8,000total loss allowed before the account fails (8%)
5losing trades in a row at 1% risk ($1,000 each) before you hit the daily limit

An example to show the size of each limit, not advice and not a forecast. Risk sizing is explained in position sizing for a prop challenge.

What WSFunded costs per $10,000 of account

List fee divided by the starting balance, from WSFunded's tables on 11 November 2026, before its constant discounts.

2-step (10% / 5%) $100K$56
Instant $100K$56
2-step (8% / 5%) $100K$58
1-step $100K$59
2-step (6% / 6%) $100K$63
2-step (6% / 6%) $50K$68
Instant $50K$69
2-step (10% / 5%) $50K$70
1-step $50K$76
2-step (10% / 5%) $25K$84
2-step (10% / 5%) $10K$89
2-step (6% / 6%) $25K$92
Instant $25K$93
2-step (8% / 5%) $10K$99
1-step $2.5K$100
2-step (8% / 5%) $25K$104
1-step $25K$104
1-step $10K$105
2-step (6% / 6%) $10K$109
Instant $10K$115
2-step (8% / 5%) $5K$118
2-step (10% / 5%) $5K$118
2-step (6% / 6%) $5K$118
2-step (8% / 5%) $2.5K$132
2-step (10% / 5%) $2.5K$132
1-step $5K$138
2-step (6% / 6%) $2.5K$156
Instant $5K$170
Instant $2.5K$240

How WSFunded compares with 17 other prop firms

All 18 firms →

Four numbers that decide most choices, set against every prop firm we review. WSFunded is the green bar. Firms that do not publish a figure are left out of that chart.

Cheapest fee per $10K

$56#12 of 14

lower is cheaper; best on the left

Widest maximum loss

10%#4 of 18

more room to lose; best on the left

Best profit split

80%#14 of 18

your share of profit; best on the left

Days to first payout

15 days#16 of 17

sooner is better; best on the left

WSFunded alternatives worth a look

Audacity CapitalMore room (15% maximum loss) and splits up to 90%

Blueberry FundedMore room (12% maximum loss) and splits up to 85%

OneFundedCheaper at $40 per $10K and splits up to 90%

How WSFunded pays you

Split: 80%
Timing: First payout after 15 days (30 on one plan), then every 10 days
Methods: Crypto (USDT, USDC, ETH, BTC) under $500; Rise (bank or crypto) above
During a request: The account switches to read-only until the payout is processed

Trading rules to know

Stop loss: Must be set within 2 minutes of opening a trade
Risk per idea: No trade idea may risk more than 50% of the daily drawdown; breaches cut leverage and delay payouts, and a third ends the account
News: Allowed in evaluation (Phase 1 only on Prime); not allowed on funded accounts
Weekend: Holding and opening over the weekend allowed
EAs: EAs and cBots allowed on the challenge plans listed
VPN: Not allowed during identity checks

Rules explained: daily loss · maximum drawdown · news trading · scaling plans

WSFunded trading conditions

What you may and may not do on a WSFunded account, from its own rules pages. "Not stated" means the pages we could read do not say.

Expert advisors (EAs)AllowedEAs and cBots allowed on the challenge plans, within its strategy rules Guide →

News tradingWith limitsAllowed in evaluation; not on funded accounts Guide →

Weekend holdingAllowedHolding and opening over the weekend allowed

Time limitNo limitNo time limit on at least one program Guide →

Consistency ruleAvoidableAt least one program has no consistency rule Guide →

Fee refundNot statedNot stated on its pages

Leverage (forex)1:100 (2-step); 1:30 to 1:50 on others

Payout methodsCrypto under $500; Rise above $500

First payout15 days (30 on one plan), then every 10 days Guide →

PlatformsMT5, cTrader, Match-Trader

Track recordCompany registered 2025, as the firm states

Operating baseSaint Lucia

Is WSFunded legit? Who runs it and where it is open

Operator: WSFmarkets Ltd (trading as WSFmarkets / WSFunded)
Registration: No. 2025-001173, Rodney Court Building, Rodney Bay, Gros Islet, Saint Lucia
Broker?: No: WSFmarkets says it is not a broker and does not accept deposits

Not available in

Cuba, Sudan, Somalia, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, North Korea, Libya, Pakistan and Vietnam.

All plans trade in a demo environment with virtual capital. Is a funded account real money? →

Our verdict on WSFunded

WSFunded is cheap and flexible on platforms, with two-step plans that give a fair 8–10% of room. Its own risk rules matter more than the targets: a stop loss inside 2 minutes and a 50%-of-daily cap per trade idea. If you trade with tight stops anyway, the 8%/5% two-step at 1:100 is the plan to compare.

Good fit if

You always trade with a stop loss
You want cTrader or Match-Trader
You run EAs or cBots on a challenge
You want cheap entry and frequent payouts

Look elsewhere if

You trade news on a funded account
You size single trades large
You live in Pakistan or Vietnam
You want a long company track record

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WSFunded FAQ

Is WSFunded legit?

WSFunded is run by WSFmarkets Ltd, registered in Saint Lucia in 2025 (2025-001173). It says it is not a broker; all accounts are simulated.

What is WSFunded's stop-loss rule?

Every trade must have a stop loss within 2 minutes of opening, and no trade idea may risk more than 50% of the daily drawdown.

Can you trade news with WSFunded?

Only in the evaluation. News trading is not allowed on funded accounts.

What is WSFunded's profit split?

80% on the plans we checked.

Which countries does WSFunded not accept?

Cuba, Sudan, Somalia, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, North Korea, Libya, Pakistan and Vietnam.

Does WSFunded allow EAs?

Yes. EAs and cBots allowed on the challenge plans, within its strategy rules.

Can you hold trades over the weekend with WSFunded?

Yes. Holding and opening over the weekend allowed.

What is WSFunded's maximum drawdown?

The widest maximum loss on any WSFunded program is 10% of the starting balance, and at least one program has no daily loss limit. Each program's own limits are in the rules table above.

What leverage does WSFunded offer?

1:100 (2-step); 1:30 to 1:50 on others. Higher leverage lets a small move cost more of your loss limit, so it makes the daily rule easier to break.

When is the first WSFunded payout?

15 days (30 on one plan), then every 10 days. WSFunded pays by crypto under $500; Rise above $500.

Does WSFunded have a time limit?

No, at least one WSFunded program has no time limit, though inactivity rules can still close an account.

Guides to read before you buy a WSFunded challenge

One-Step vs Two-Step: Which Challenge to Pick

Trailing Drawdown, Explained With Numbers

The Prop Firm Consistency Rule, Explained

Instant Funding Prop Firms: The Trade-Offs

How Prop Firm Payouts Work: Splits, Schedules and the First Withdrawal

Position Sizing for a Prop Challenge: The Exact Math

Prop trading terms used in this review

Daily loss limit: The most your account may fall in one trading day. Break it once and the account fails, even if you are in profit overall.
Maximum drawdown: The total loss allowed from the starting balance. Static means the floor never moves; trailing means it follows your highest balance up.
Trailing drawdown: A loss floor that rises as your account makes new highs, so profit you have not withdrawn can still be lost.
Consistency rule: A cap on how much of your total profit may come from one day or one trade, so a single lucky win cannot pass you.
Minimum trading days: The fewest days you must trade before a phase counts as passed, even if you hit the target sooner.
Profit split: Your share of the profit on the funded account. The firm keeps the rest.
News trading rule: Limits on opening or closing trades in the minutes around big economic releases, when prices jump.
Expert advisor (EA): A program that places trades for you on MetaTrader. Many prop firms limit or ban them.
Instant funding: Paying a higher fee to skip the challenge and trade a funded account from day one, usually with tighter limits.

How we checked this review

Jannatul Ferdaush checked every figure against WSFunded's own pages on 11 November 2026. We did not buy or trade a challenge for this review. The rating applies our prop firm methodology to those published facts.

wsfunded.com/en · Plan tables, prices, split, payout timing
wsfunded.com/en/faq · Platforms, news, stop-loss and risk rules, banned countries, payouts
wsfunded.com/en/legal-notice · Company and registration

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WSFunded at a glance

WSFunded rating: 3.2 out of 5

WSFunded pros and cons

How WSFunded measures up

WSFunded programs and rules

How to get funded with WSFunded

WSFunded rules in dollars: a $100K 2-step (8% / 5%) account

What WSFunded costs per $10,000 of account

How WSFunded compares with 17 other prop firms

How WSFunded pays you

Trading rules to know

WSFunded trading conditions

Is WSFunded legit? Who runs it and where it is open

Our verdict on WSFunded

WSFunded FAQ

Guides to read before you buy a WSFunded challenge

Prop trading terms used in this review

How we checked this review

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