How to start?

Before you start an EZE Challenge, we want you to understand exactly how the process works and what's expected of you. No surprises later.

You start with the EZE Challenge: pick the account size you want to be evaluated on, pay the one time fee, and trade the two phases at your own pace. There is no time limit on either phase.

Once you're ready, pick a size on the pricing table and you'll be inside your dashboard within minutes of checkout.

Please note it isn't possible to receive an EZE Account on the strength of an external track record. Every funded trader passes the same objectives of the route they chose.

What is EZE Funded?

EZE is a prop trading firm: you prove your skill on a two phase evaluation, we fund a real A Book account at one tenth of the evaluation size, and you keep 80% of the profit you make on it.

The difference from most firms is what happens after you pass. Funded EZE Accounts execute on live A Book routing: orders pass through to external liquidity providers, so our revenue comes from volume and commission, never from your losses. There is no dealing desk and no incentive for us to see you fail.

Around that core we run daily payouts, a free Academy, and human support with a median first reply under three minutes.

How do I become an EZE Trader?

Three steps, at your own pace:

• Choose a challenge: pick an evaluation size from $2.5K to $100K, priced $30 to $1,000.
• Meet the Trading Objectives: hit the profit target inside the loss limits, across at least five trading days with three of them up 0.5% or more. There's no time limit.
• Pass verification: one time KYC, about five minutes.

Your EZE Account with A Book routing is issued the same day you complete verification.

What does "A Book" actually mean?

A Book means your orders are passed through to external liquidity providers (banks and ECN venues) rather than being filled internally by the firm. Your profit comes from the market hedge settling, not from the firm's pocket.

B Book firms do the opposite: they keep your positions in house, which means your loss is their revenue. That conflict of interest quietly shapes everything: tighter rules, slower payouts, more reasons to fail you.

Every funded EZE Account runs 100% A Book. Read the full breakdown, including a live order trace, on the A Book Technology page.

Which countries do you support?

Traders in 132 countries use EZE today, across every timezone we staff support for, which is all of them.

A short list of sanctioned jurisdictions is excluded for compliance reasons. You don't need to look the list up: the checkout tells you immediately if your country is affected, before any payment.

How big is my funded account?

One tenth of the evaluation size. Pass the $100K challenge and we fund a real $10K A Book account; pass the $10K and it's $1K.

It is smaller than the headline number because it is genuinely our capital in the live market, not a simulation. That is also why it runs on a much wider drawdown of 35%, or 40% on the entry $2.5K plan, and why it doubles every scaling cycle you clear.

The full side by side table lives on the Challenge page.

Is there a time limit or minimum trading days?

No time limit. Take a week or take a year. Your evaluation stays open as long as you respect the loss limits.

There is a minimum of five trading days per phase, and three of them must close up 0.5% or more. The other two carry no profit requirement. That's there to show a repeatable process rather than one lucky session.

I passed. What happens now?

Congratulations. Three small things stand between you and your funded account:

• KYC: one time, about five minutes, standard ID verification.
• Payout method: verify where your rewards should go.
• Credentials: your EZE Account details arrive by email, usually the same day.

From there you trade a real A Book account at one tenth of the evaluation size, keep 80% of what you make, and can request a payout as often as every trading day.

What happens if I fail the evaluation?

The account closes, and that's the whole consequence. There's no penalty beyond the fee you already paid, no cooldown period, and no mark against future attempts.

Start a fresh challenge whenever you're ready. Retake discounts appear in your dashboard regularly. Most funded traders didn't pass their first attempt; the ones who make it treat a failed evaluation as tuition, not verdict.

Can I run more than one account?

Yes. Multiple evaluations and multiple funded accounts are allowed.

Copying the same trades across your own accounts is fine. Copying between different people's accounts, or coordinating groups to hedge across accounts, is a forbidden practice and ends every account involved.

Can I trade news?

Yes. NFP, CPI and rate decisions are all allowed, on evaluation and funded accounts alike. There are no blackout windows and no widened stop tricks around releases.

Because funded orders route to real liquidity, spreads around major releases are whatever the market itself shows. We don't add or manufacture anything on top.

Can I hold positions overnight?

Overnight holding is allowed on every route. Weekend holding is not. Close your positions before the Friday close, or they are closed for you.

Swap free account options are available on request at checkout or through support. Because nothing carries over the weekend, plan your Friday sizing around the close rather than the gap.

How are the loss limits measured?

Two limits protect every account:

• Max daily loss: resets at server midnight, measured against that day's starting balance or equity, whichever is higher.
• Max overall loss: static from your starting balance. It never trails your profits: make 8% and you still have the full original buffer below the start.

Your dashboard shows live distance to both limits at all times, so a breach never comes as a surprise.

Are expert advisors and algos allowed?

Yes. Your own EAs, scripts and systematic strategies are welcome. It's your edge; run it your way.

The line is exploiting the environment rather than the market: latency arbitrage, feed manipulation, or mass copied commercial EAs designed to game evaluations. Those end the account.

What instruments can I trade?

Forex majors, minors and crosses, gold and metals, major indices, and popular crypto pairs, the same list on evaluation and funded accounts, so nothing changes when you pass.

The full symbol list with contract specs lives in your dashboard and on each platform.

Is there a consistency rule?

No hidden consistency rules on evaluations or standard funded accounts. Your profit can come from one great trade or a hundred small ones.

What matters is staying inside the loss limits. We publish every rule that can end an account. If it isn't written on the Challenge page or here, it doesn't exist.

What counts as a forbidden practice?

Anything that exploits the infrastructure rather than the market:

• Latency or feed arbitrage
• Exploiting demo pricing gaps
• Coordinated group hedging across accounts
• Account sharing or selling

Ordinary strategies (scalping, hedging your own positions, even martingale) are allowed. If you're unsure about an edge case, ask support before trading it; a two minute chat beats a closed account.

How fast are payouts, really?

Most payouts land between 5 minutes and 1 hour from request to received.

Payouts go out in crypto or by bank transfer. Nothing else. Crypto is usually at the fast end of that window; a bank transfer takes as long as the receiving bank takes. There's no payout calendar, no minimum amount, and no fee on either rail.

See the full breakdown, including the anatomy of a payout with timestamps, on the Rewards page.

What's the profit split and how does it grow?

The split is 80% to you, 20% to us, the same at every account size, with no tiers to climb.

What grows instead is the account itself: clear a scaling cycle and it doubles. The programme is on the Rewards page.

Are there payout fees or minimums?

No fees on any rail. The amount you request is the amount that arrives. Transfer costs are on us.

There's no minimum withdrawal and no maximum frequency: request $50 or $50,000, daily if you like. Profit sitting in your account is yours to move.

How does scaling work?

In two month cycles. Take the account 10% into profit, draw four payouts, and finish the cycle at breakeven or above, and your live account doubles.

You can clear three cycles in total, taking the account to eight times its starting size: $1K becomes $8K over six months. Max out your scaling with a clean record and you become eligible for the trader programme: SELECT, then APEX, then LEGACY. Each tier is awarded after review and committee approval, not automatically.

Is the funded account real or simulated?

Funded EZE Accounts execute on live A Book routing against real market liquidity: real fills, venue timestamps, fill IDs. Your execution report is available from support any time; it's your data.

Evaluations are simulated on live pricing, which is what keeps challenge fees affordable, and we say this openly because most firms never route you to the market at all, before or after funding. The full story is on the A Book page.

Which platform do I trade on?

MetaTrader 5. Every EZE account runs on MT5, and the same platform carries through from evaluation to funded: same feel, same tools, nothing to relearn.

Desktop, web and mobile clients are all supported.

Can I modify my account type?

Yes, before your first trade on the account. Contact support via live chat and they'll reissue credentials, usually within the hour.

After your first trade the account is locked for record integrity reasons; you can still choose differently on your next account.

What leverage do accounts use?

Up to 1:100 on forex, with lower caps on metals, indices and crypto. The exact figures per symbol are in your dashboard's contract specs.

Leverage is identical on evaluation and funded accounts, so the risk maths you practise is the risk maths you trade funded.

What does the EZE dashboard show?

Live equity and balance, distance to both loss limits, objective progress, payout requests and full trade history, updated in real time.

It works on desktop and mobile, and it's the same dashboard through evaluation and funded, so you always know exactly where you stand.

How can I pay for a challenge?

Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Skrill and Neteller. The fee is a single payment at checkout.

Prices are listed in USD; your bank or wallet handles conversion at its own rate if you pay in another currency.

Is the fee one time or recurring?

Strictly one time, per challenge. No subscription, no monthly charges, no data fees, no platform fees hiding behind it.

You pay once when you buy the evaluation, and never again for that challenge.