Core metrics
From $150 · $25K–$200K accounts
Trailing on GAU50, GAU100 +2 more · End of Day on TCP25, TCP50 +1 more
Rules that trip traders up
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Executive Summary
Built for futures traders outside the US, Earn2Trade has offered one-step evaluations since 2017 on accounts from $25K to $200K. Its monthly subscription tracks, Trader Career Path (TCP) and Gauntlet Mini (GAU), carry 5.5% to 7% profit targets and a 50% to 80% profit split. It suits futures traders who want weekly payouts and news-trading permissions.
Trustpilot
Earn2Trade is rated 4.6 out of 5 from 5,014 reviews on Trustpilot, checked 12 October 2026.
View the profile on TrustpilotEnd-of-day versus trailing drawdown on TCP and Gauntlet Mini
Monthly subscription accounts from $25K to $200K split into Trader Career Path and Gauntlet Mini for non-US futures traders. Trader Career Path covers TCP25 ($25K), TCP50 ($50K), and TCP100 ($100K) using an end-of-day maximum drawdown of 6% on TCP25, 4% on TCP50, and 3.5% on TCP100. Gauntlet Mini covers GAU50 ($50K), GAU100 ($100K), GAU150 ($150K), and GAU200 ($200K) with a trailing drawdown of 4% on GAU50, 3.5% on GAU100, and 3% on both GAU150 and GAU200. Because TCP updates its floor at the end of the session while Gauntlet Mini trails, two $50K or $100K accounts with the same percentage cap behave differently during intraday swings.
Targets, daily loss caps, and trading rules
Profit targets range from 5.5% to 7% across the lineup, paired with a uniform 2.2% daily drawdown limit, and news trading is allowed. Both programs are futures-only and apply contract limits rather than forex-style margin, while rules for EAs, copy trading, scalping, and weekend holding are not published.
Weekly payouts and the 50% to 80% profit split
Once funded, traders receive a 50% to 80% profit split with payouts processed every week. Current Trader Career Path and Gauntlet Mini pages charge no upfront activation fee when you pass. However, activation and withdrawal deductions can still depend on your account status after passing.
Risk Analysis
Drawdown room tightens on larger Gauntlet Mini accounts, dropping to a 3% trailing limit on GAU150 and GAU200 alongside a 2.2% daily drawdown cap across all sizes. Unlike Trader Career Path, which calculates drawdown at the end of the day, Gauntlet Mini uses a trailing floor. Funded traders also face a wide 50% to 80% profit split range, and post-pass deductions can depend on account status.
Challenge Tiers
7 tiers| Account | Price | Target | Max Drawdown | Daily Loss | Reset Fee | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$25K | $150per month | $1,750 | $1,500 | $550 | $65 | 50–80% |
Pricing data sourced from the official earn2trade website. Always verify current prices before purchase.
Drawdown & Risk
- GAU504%Trailing
- GAU1003.5%Trailing
- GAU1503%Trailing
- GAU2003%Trailing
- TCP256%End of Day
- TCP504%End of Day
- TCP1003.5%End of Day
Tools & Restrictions
Allowed·Allowed, with limits·Conditional·Banned·Not published·Not published = the firm doesn't state this rule in the pages we collected, which is not the same as banning it.
Payout Rules
PropMason Score
Trust Score: 9.2/10 no red flags
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Rule Change History
Earn2Trade changed profit split on 7 accounts from 50% to 50-80%
Earn2Trade changed reset fee on TCP50 (futures accounts) from 100 USD to 85 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on TCP50 (futures accounts) from 30.4 USD to 190 USD
Earn2Trade changed reset fee on TCP25 (futures accounts) from 100 USD to 65 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on TCP25 (futures accounts) from 24 USD to 150 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on TCP100 (futures accounts) from 56 USD to 350 USD
Earn2Trade changed reset fee on GAU50 (futures accounts) from 100 USD to 75 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on GAU50 (futures accounts) from 27.2 USD to 170 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on GAU200 (futures accounts) from 88 USD to 550 USD
Earn2Trade changed registration fee on GAU150 (futures accounts) from 60 USD to 375 USD
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Earn2Trade a legitimate prop firm?
Earn2Trade is a proprietary trading firm that provides funded accounts to traders who pass its evaluation challenge. PropMason tracks rule changes and community feedback to support due diligence. Always verify terms before funding an account.
What is the profit split at Earn2Trade?
Earn2Trade offers up to 80% profit split to funded traders. Check the firm's current pricing page for the latest terms, as these figures can change.
How does the drawdown rule work at Earn2Trade?
Earn2Trade uses a drawdown model that varies by program. Your account may be closed if losses exceed 3–6% of the applicable balance. Verify the current rule before relying on it.
How much does an evaluation cost at Earn2Trade?
An evaluation challenge at Earn2Trade starts from $150. Prices vary by account size. Check the refund terms on the official Earn2Trade website before buying.
When can I withdraw profits from Earn2Trade?
At Earn2Trade, payouts are processed every week. Verify the latest payout terms directly with the firm because conditions may change.
Answers summarize the terms PropMason has read on Earn2Trade's own pages, each dated the day it was read. Always confirm current terms directly with Earn2Trade.
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