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Elite Trader Funding Review
Elite Trader Funding is a Texas registered futures prop firm active since 2022. It pays real money to some traders, but its own help center says most accounts trade simulated capital only.
Min Deposit
$47
Spreads From
Not applicable; this is a futures evaluation product, not a spread based broker
Max Leverage
Not published as a simple ratio; risk is set by each plan's own drawdown rules
Platforms
Multiple third party futures platforms shown as logos on the official site
Pros
- Reports over 13 million dollars paid out to more than 13,000 traders since 2022
- A Static evaluation plan carries no activation fee at all
- Same day payout approval is offered across every evaluation plan
- The company replies to Trustpilot complaints with specific policy detail
- No time limit applies to completing any of the six evaluation styles
Cons
- The exact starting profit split is not shown, only a keep up to 100 percent claim
- Several plans charge 87 dollars a month on top of the initial activation fee
- Per payout withdrawal caps run as low as 1,500 dollars on some plans
- Its own help center says most traders stay in simulated accounts, not live capital
- Prop Firm Match delisted the firm in 2025 after an affiliate tracking dispute
Elite Trader Funding, run by Elite Trader Funding LLC in Texas, has offered futures trading evaluations since February 2022. It reports over 13 million dollars paid out to more than 13,000 traders, with funded simulated accounts up to 150,000 dollars.
Traders choose from six evaluation styles, from a Static plan with no activation fee to plans charging a fee near 47 dollars plus 87 dollars a month. Profit split banners say keep up to 100 percent, though the exact starting percentage is not shown on the public table, and per trade withdrawal caps run from 1,500 to 5,000 dollars by plan.
By its own help center, ETF is not meant for traders who want to stay in simulation forever, and moving to real capital depends on internal performance, not a fixed rule. A July 2026 Trustpilot review describes a second payout denied over an account sharing claim the trader disputes, though ETF replied with a specific compliance explanation rather than staying silent.
Min. Deposit
USD 47
Max Leverage
Not published as a simple ratio; risk is set by each plan's own drawdown rules
Spreads From
Not applicable; this is a futures evaluation product, not a spread based broker
Platforms
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
Platform quality, charting, features
Analysis, webinars, learning materials
Support quality, responsiveness
Mobile app quality, features
