4 instant accounts, cheapest first
Live from our data. Prices are one-time list prices with no evaluation to pass.
| Firm | Account size | Price | Max drawdown | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Vest MarketsForex & CFD | $500 | $10 | $10same as the price | 95% |
Vest MarketsForex & CFD | $5,000 | $200 | $200same as the price | 95% |
Vest MarketsForex & CFD | $10,000 | $400 | $400same as the price | 95% |
Vest MarketsForex & CFD | $25,000 | $1,000 | $1,000same as the price | 95% |
The catch to check: price against drawdown
With an evaluation, a small fee buys a much larger loss limit, but you have to hit a profit target before you are funded. With instant funding there is no target, so firms protect themselves another way: a higher price, a smaller drawdown, or both.
- Compare the price with the max drawdown. If they are the same, the most you can lose is exactly what you paid.
- Look at the profit split. Instant accounts often pay a higher split to make up for the price.
- Check the payout rules. Minimum payout, how often you can withdraw and how you are paid all vary by firm.
Instant funding or an evaluation?
Instant funding suits traders who want to start straight away and are happy to risk only what they pay. An evaluation is cheaper for the account size, but costs time and can take more than one attempt. Work out what an evaluation really costs over several attempts.