FTMO Futures
True cost to first payout
Normalised to a $50K account. One-time purchase — no recurring billing.
at least €345to reach a funded account
- Entry fee
- The price to buy the evaluation
- Monthly fee
- Recurring while the evaluation is open
- Activation fee
- Charged once, on passing, to open the funded account
Not verified means we haven't confirmed that figure on the firm's own pages yet — the gap is ours, not theirs. Until we do, treat the total above as a floor.
2-Step 50k at its €345 one-time list price. FTMO states the fee is 100% refundable with your first payout. Also offers a 1-Step path and free trials. Prices are in euros; other tiers are €89 (10k) to €1,080 (200k).
See the screenshot we took on 2026-07-13 at 19:56 UTC — Choose Your FTMO Challenge: 2-Step price row (EUR), captured logged out so it shows the public price, not a personalised one. Check it against the live page↗
The PFM Score, broken down
Three weighted pillars, computed from this firm's official-site facts. No firm can buy a better rank — ever.
Trader reports
We report what we can source and link. We don't rate firms by sentiment.
When we publish trader experience it will be as sourced reports you can open and check — never star ratings, and never a "verified review" badge. We could confirm a payout receipt is real; we could not show you that receipt, or prove the people who sent one are representative. The PFM Score above stays computed only from objective facts on FTMO Futures's official site — here's why.
Latest on FTMO Futures
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FTMO Futures: static drawdown on MT5, cTrader and DXtrade
FTMO's futures program runs a static $2.5K drawdown with a 90% split and roughly next-day payouts, on MT5, cTrader and DXtrade. Verified on its official site.
FTMO adds TradingView trading via OANDA (US clients)
FTMO clients in the US can now place simulated FTMO trades directly from TradingView through the OANDA broker profile, without switching platforms.
FTMO completes its acquisition of OANDA
FTMO closed its acquisition of the regulated broker OANDA on 2 December 2025 — after roughly eight months and sign-off from five regulators — giving the prop firm a global, licensed brokerage arm (OANDA is licensed across eight markets).