Earn2Trade
Core Metrics
Executive Summary
Earn2Trade is a futures-focused evaluation provider with two current non-US program families: Trader Career Path and Gauntlet Mini. PropMason verified seven live tiers on June 30, 2026, including active MULTI60 pricing, dollar profit goals, EOD drawdown, daily loss limits, reset fees, contract limits, and minimum trading days.
Earn2Trade currently presents two futures evaluation paths on its non-US experience. Trader Career Path covers TCP25, TCP50, and TCP100, while Gauntlet Mini covers GAU50, GAU100, GAU150, and GAU200. The verified active coupon is MULTI60, which reduces the listed monthly prices by 60% when applied.
The programs are futures-only and use contract-based limits rather than forex-style leverage. Verified live tier data includes profit goals from $1,750 to $11,000, EOD drawdown from $1,500 to $6,000, daily loss limits from $550 to $4,400, and minimum trading days of 10 across the current tiers. Public copy shows weekly payout positioning, an 80% profit split, and no upfront activation fee, with activation costs handled from the first eligible withdrawal where applicable.
Because Earn2Trade uses stateful pricing tabs, PropMason stores the exact tier-by-tier futures metrics in normalized tier custom fields instead of flattening them into generic percentage-only columns. This is important for comparing TCP and Gauntlet Mini plans accurately.
Risk Analysis
Earn2Trade should be evaluated as a futures evaluation product, not a forex CFD challenge. The main user-facing risks are failing the EOD drawdown or daily loss limit, misunderstanding the progression ladder and contract limits, assuming all account sizes scale the same way, or missing payout/activation deductions that apply after passing. Traders should verify the current terms and payout rules before purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Earn2Trade a legitimate prop firm?
Earn2Trade is a proprietary trading firm that provides funded accounts to traders who pass their evaluation challenge. PropMason tracks rule changes and community feedback to help traders make informed decisions. Always conduct your own due diligence before funding an account.
What is Earn2Trade's profit split?
Earn2Trade offers up to 80% profit split to funded traders. This means you keep 80% of all profits generated in your funded account. Check their current pricing page for the latest split terms, as firms occasionally update these figures.
How does Earn2Trade's drawdown rule work?
Earn2Trade uses a TRAILING_EOD drawdown. Your account will be closed if losses exceed 3.5% of the applicable balance. Understanding your drawdown type is critical — trailing drawdown is generally stricter than static drawdown.
How much does Earn2Trade's evaluation cost?
Earn2Trade's evaluation challenge starts from $60. Note that the evaluation fee is typically non-refundable. Prices vary by account size — larger funded accounts require higher evaluation fees.
When can I withdraw profits from Earn2Trade?
At Earn2Trade, first payout is available after varies, and payouts are processed weekly. Always verify the latest payout terms directly with the firm, as conditions may change. PropMason tracks rule changes so you can see if payout terms have been modified recently.
What trading platforms does Earn2Trade support?
Earn2Trade supports TRADINGVIEW, TRADOVATE, RITHMIC, NINJATRADER for trading. TRADINGVIEW is widely used due to its robust EA (Expert Advisor) support and familiarity among prop firm traders.
How does PropMason track Earn2Trade's rule changes?
PropMason automatically monitors Earn2Trade's website and T&Cs for changes to key metrics including profit splits, drawdown limits, payout rules, and challenge pricing. When changes are detected — whether silently updated or officially announced — they are logged in our changelog so traders are never caught off-guard by unexpected rule changes.
Answers are auto-generated based on verified data. Always confirm current terms directly with Earn2Trade.
PropMason is an independent data library analyzing structural risks in proprietary trading. We do not provide financial advice. All data is sourced from publicly available terms and conditions. Verify all information at source.