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Maven Trading

2.5Founded 2022 · 4 years in operationLimited to 2.5Trustpilot found that this firm's reviews were manipulated. We score the firm on its terms like any other and do not lower the score for this, so read the finding before you pay.

Core metrics

From $9 · $2K–$100K accounts

Profit Split
70–80%
Max Drawdown
3–10%

Trailing on 1-Step, Instant · Static on 2-Step, 3-Step +1 more · not published on BNPL 1-Step, Mini

Profit Target
3–8%
Phases
Instant + 1 / 2 / 3 Steps
Payout Freq
Mixed by plan

Mixed by plan. See the plan table for details

Trustpilot Rating Withdrawn

Maven Trading has had their Trustpilot rating withdrawn after Trustpilot found its reviews were manipulated.

Our score rates the firm's terms like any other firm's and is not lowered for this finding. Weigh it yourself before you pay.

Executive Summary

CFD accounts at Maven Trading run from $2K to $100K across Instant, Mini, 1-Step, BNPL 1-Step, 2-Step, OMO 2-Step, and 3-Step plans. Founded in 2022, the firm pays a 70% to 80% profit split with 3% to 10% maximum drawdown. It suits swing traders who hold over weekends and avoid news releases, which are banned.

Trustpilot

Trustpilot withdrew the rating for Maven Trading after finding fake reviews on its profile. 5,211 reviews are listed there, checked 12 October 2026.

See Trustpilot's notice

Seven account tracks from $2K to $100K

Traders can pick from accounts between $2K and $100K across Instant, Mini, 1-Step, BNPL 1-Step, 2-Step, OMO 2-Step, and 3-Step programs. Profit targets run from 3% to 8%, with the BNPL 1-Step table asking for a 4% target and paying an 80% profit split inside the firm's 70% to 80% range. Minimum trading days are not published for any plan.

Static, trailing, and unstated drawdown rules

Loss limits vary sharply across the seven tracks. Two-Step and OMO 2-Step provide an 8% Static maximum drawdown and 3-Step sets a 3% Static limit, while 1-Step uses a 5% Trailing floor and Instant uses a 3% Trailing floor. BNPL 1-Step lists a 10% maximum drawdown with a 4% daily loss limit and Mini lists a 3% maximum drawdown, though neither publishes whether the floor is static or trailing. Daily drawdown spans 2% to 4% across the lineup.

Payout rules and strict trading bans

Withdrawals require a 3% minimum gain, and Maven Instant also requires a 20% consistency score where your best day cannot exceed 20% of profit. Standard 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and OMO 2-Step accounts pay every 10 business days, Mini pays every day, and BNPL 1-Step pays on demand. Weekend holding is allowed, news trading and copy trading are banned, and both scalping and EA use are conditional under the firm's current restrictions.

Risk Analysis

Three plans cap maximum drawdown at just 3% (Instant, Mini, and 3-Step), and daily drawdown runs from 2% to 4%, leaving almost no buffer for a bad session. News trading and copy trading are banned, and a 20% best-day consistency cap plus a 3% minimum profit apply to withdrawals on Maven Instant. Because BNPL 1-Step and Mini do not publish their drawdown type, confirm whether those floors trail before buying.

Challenge Tiers

42 tiers
$2K
$5
Split80%
$5K
$5
Split80%
$10K
$5
Split80%
$20K
$5
Split80%
$50K
$5
Split80%
$100K
$5
Split80%

Pricing data sourced from the official maven-trading website. Always verify current prices before purchase.

Drawdown & Risk

Drawdown Type
  • 1-Step5%Trailing
  • 2-Step8%Static
  • 3-Step3%Static
  • BNPL 1-Step10%Not published
  • Instant3%Trailing
  • Mini3%Not published
  • OMO 2-Step8%Static
Daily Drawdown
2–4%
Min. Trading Days
Not published

Tools & Restrictions

Trading Permissions
EA: ConditionalHFT: Not publishedNews: BannedCopy Trade: BannedScalping: ConditionalWeekend: Allowed

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.

Consistency Rule

Consistency Rule Applies
Your trading must follow consistency requirements
Max Daily Profit20%

Your best trading day cannot exceed 20%. The firm's wording does not say what the share is of.

Consistency Requirements: MAVEN INSTANT requires a 20% consistency score and a 3% minimum profit to be eligible for a withdrawal.

Consistency rules may limit your profit-taking ability. Consider whether this aligns with your trading style before choosing this firm.

What is a Consistency Rule?
Some prop firms limit how much profit you can make in a single day relative to your total profits. This can reduce excessive risk and encourages consistent, disciplined trading over time.

Payout Rules

Frequency
Mixed by plan
Withdrawal
3%
  • 1-Step · 2-Step · 3-Step · OMO 2-Step:Payouts every 10 business days
  • Mini:Payouts every day
  • BNPL 1-Step:Payouts on demand
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PropMason Score

Trust Score: 1.0/10 Trustpilot found its reviews were manipulated

Trust is 12% of the Overall score. The Trust Score shown here is its reputation part alone (7%); company standing and track record make up the rest.

2.5Overall score

Why this score is limited

Scored 5.7/10 on its terms, then limited to 2.5/10. Trustpilot found this firm's reviews were manipulated, so its published terms cannot be taken at face value.

Beginner-friendly
7.1Moderate
Faster payout terms
6.1Moderate
Drawdown-friendly
6.6Moderate
High capital
6.5Moderate
Instant funding
6.5Moderate
CFD programs
5.9Moderate

Score by dimension

Scores by dimension appear after this firm's next scoring run.

Not applicable: Futures programs

Scores summarize current firm plans. Some values vary by plan, and estimated values should be checked on the firm site before you commit.

Rule Change History

Observed change

Maven Trading changed ea allowed on CFD accounts from banned to restricted

Observed change

Maven Trading updated payout policy on CFD accounts

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 2-Step from $98 to $80

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 2-Step from $58 to $40

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 2-Step from $38 to $20

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 2-Step from $36 to $18

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 1-Step from $360 to $342

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 1-Step from $171 to $153

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 1-Step from $80 to $62

Observed change

Maven Trading changed registration fee on 1-Step from $52 to $34

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Maven Trading a legitimate prop firm?

Maven Trading 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 Maven Trading?

Maven Trading 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 Maven Trading?

Maven Trading uses a drawdown model that varies by program. Your account may be closed if losses exceed 3–10% of the applicable balance. Verify the current rule before relying on it.

How much does an evaluation cost at Maven Trading?

An evaluation challenge at Maven Trading starts from $9. Prices vary by account size. Check the refund terms on the official Maven Trading website before buying.

When can I withdraw profits from Maven Trading?

At Maven Trading, 1-Step · 2-Step · 3-Step · OMO 2-Step: payouts every 10 business days; Mini: payouts every day; BNPL 1-Step: payouts on demand. Verify the latest payout terms directly with the firm because conditions may change.

Answers summarize the terms PropMason has read on Maven Trading's own pages, each dated the day it was read. Always confirm current terms directly with Maven Trading.

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