IndependenttraderVerified PurchaseSep 30, 2026★★☆☆☆ 2.0/5
Account: $50,000Type: Challenge
Payouts No payout yetRules 2/5Support 2/5Platform 5/5
Liked most: None
Liked least: Lot of Rules
I recently tried E2T TCP 50k account, on the rules they said after I reach 1500+ , I can open upto 4 contracts. But this is the twist. I opened 3 contracts they immediately closed my account. When I reached the support team , they said my floating pnl also need to be above 1500+ always , this is very shity rules for evals. On funded scaling plan is ok. But for evals this is too much.
Please read the rules carefully and don't open over 2 contracts at anytime. Their support team also bad , not responsible.
Naveen A🇮🇳Verified Purchase3 reviewsSep 21, 2026★★★★☆ 3.5/5
Account: $50,000Type: Funded
Payouts No payout yetRules 3/5Support 4/5Platform 5/5
Liked most: Their Funded account payout rules. No need of Buffer, minimum days, Full withdrawal etc...
Liked least: DLL is Hard breach, 50% split until you make certain amount of profit is what I hate.
E2T is good but there are several drawbacks on this firm like weekly Payouts, 50% split until you make certain amount of Profits, Monthly Rebills, consistency in Evals is what I hate the most.
But yeah, Firm is solid since a decade. Overall support has great towards traders. Good firm.
DiegoVerified Purchase5 reviewsAug 29, 2026★★★★★ 4.5/5
Account: $25,000Type: Funded
Payouts No payout yetRules 4/5Support 5/5Platform 4/5
Liked most: What I like most is that you can withdraw the maximum profit without a buffer requirement and without blowing the accoun
Liked least: consistency on eval, and after reachin the max withdrawal limit on the funded acc, you are automatically move to live
I think it's a good company; the support team is very friendly—they’ve always helped me and respond quickly. The rules for the funded account seem reasonable to me, and there’s no consistency requirement. However, I don't like that they move you to a live account after you withdraw the maximum allowed amount. Another thing I dislike is that the candlesticks are slower when trading with Tradovate on TradingView.
SkFuturesCommunity17 reviewsSep 27, 2026★★★★☆ 4.0/5
Account: $50,000Type: Challenge
Payouts No payout yetRules 4/5Support 4/5Platform 4/5
Liked most: platform options
Liked least: progression ladder
Earn2Trade feels more like a structured trading program than a basic prop challenge. The 50K TCP has a $3K target, $1,100 daily loss limit and EOD drawdown, while the progression ladder controls how many contracts you can use as the account grows. Going over the allowed size is a hard fail, so that part needs attention. I liked the platform freedom though — Tradovate, TradingView, NinjaTrader, Quantower and several others are supported. Another thing worth knowing is that the 30% consistency rule is only for the evaluation and doesn't carry into LiveSim/Live
PrabhuSMKCommunity17 reviewsSep 26, 2026★★★★☆ 3.5/5
Account: $50,000Type: Challenge
Payouts No payout yetRules 3/5Support 4/5Platform 5/5
Liked most: Account Scaling
Liked least: Hard breach on DLL
I went with the TCP 50K evaluation and unfortunately the account is failed now. I liked the overall scaling concept and the recent changes are definitely better, especially no minimum trading days and Tradovate being available. The main thing I had to be careful with was the DLL since hitting it means the eval is done. The firm has been around for a while but still doesn't seem as popular in the prop community. Didn't reach funded, so can't comment on the payout side personally.
Solo🇺🇸Community10 reviewsSep 21, 2026★★★★☆ 4.0/5
Account: $50,000Type: Funded
Payouts No payout yetRules 4/5Support 4/5Platform 4/5
Liked most: Cool Trading Model that leads into live capital
Liked least: DLL is a hard breach
Their rules are pretty straightforward, but you definitely need to understand the drawdown and daily loss limits before you start trading. The rules can feel a little strict compared to some of the newer prop firms, especially if you’re used to having a lot of room to trade. The pricing is reasonable, although there are definitely cheaper options out there. Overall, I think Earn2Trade is a legit and established option with reasonable pricing, clear rules, and a solid payout system.
LevitnCommunity2 reviewsAug 9, 2026★★★★★ 4.5/5
Account: $50,000Type: Challenge
Payouts No payout yetRules 5/5Support 5/5
Liked most: It more more DD and EOD drawdown
Liked least: Lot size restrictions
Overall it's good firm, it's not popular firm, it has more. DD, but it has lesser consistency and lot size restrictions
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