
Express and Instant use a 6% relative drawdown trailing the CLOSED balance high (floating equity never moves it) that locks at the starting balance; the 2-Step Classic uses a static 8% on both phases.
A 4% daily limit (6% on Instant) whose basis is in documented conflict between the prior day's closed balance and the higher of balance or equity, plus a hard 3% per-symbol daily limit on Classic.
What it costs you: Decides whether a floating loss counts. Under closed-balance you can sit down unclosed and think it does not count; under balance-or-equity you already broke the rule without seeing it.
The Classic requires no day to exceed 35% of net profit in each step, and the funded account 50% per payout period — it never fails the account, only delays passing or paying.
7% per phase ($3,500), no minimum days; static 8% ($4,000) max overall loss, 4% daily.
Withdrawals begin day 1 on Express/Instant then every 7 days; the 2-Step Classic pays every 10 days. The split starts at 80/20 and rises to 90/10 at 20% profit. Beyond that, FT+'s own channels disagree: the homepage advertises "up to 100% via add-ons", while the help centre's Profit Split article documents the ladder stopping at 90/10 and no 100% tier at all. Unresolved, and we do not pick a side — until FT+ documents it, treat 90% as the ceiling you can point to in writing and 100% as unconfirmed.
What it costs you: You buy on the 100% headline and the only documented path stops at 90%.
$100K 1-Step Express: $549, read on Funded Trading Plus' own site. A second-hand table puts the $50K Express at $349. For Classic we hold only the ends of the ladder, $89 at $10K and $549 at $100K, so we publish no $50K Classic figure. Size-tiered codes run on their own pages: SIZE25 covers $25K to $50K, SIZE20 covers $100K to $200K. Recurring and activation fees are undocumented rather than confirmed absent.
What it costs you: On the program page the 30% code nets $384.30 off the $549.00 list — now the cheapest verifiable path; the homepage's $436.10 off $623.00 was not re-sighted on 2026-08-25 (card no longer statically rendered).
Funded Trading Plus explicitly allows news trading, with no time window, no blackout and no profit deduction around releases, in both evaluation and funded. What it does police is the risk taken around news, assessed at withdrawal, scaling and evaluation-pass checkpoints.
Correction: we published $319 for a Funded Trading Plus size our record never held
Our Funded Trading Plus pricing summary said "$50K Classic (2-step): one-time $319, no recurring or activation fee. One-step Express version at $349." The $319 appears nowhere in our record. For Classic we hold only the two ends of the ladder, $89 at $10K and $549 at $100K, with no $50K point at all, so there was nothing for $319 to have been drawn from. The one price we have read first-hand on their own site is the $100K 1-Step Express at $549; the $349 for the $50K Express is second-hand. The fee absences were stated flatly while both flags in the record read UNVERIFIED, the activation flag adding that the absence was not confirmed. The summary now leads with the size we actually verified, marks the $50K Express figure as second-hand, says we publish no Classic $50K price, and carries the size-tiered codes live on their own pages — SIZE25 for $25K to $50K and SIZE20 for $100K to $200K, which matter more to a buyer's real cost than the list figure we had wrong. No structured value changed and the verification date did not move.
SourceCorrection: we told readers FT+'s advertised 100% split "is accurate"; FT+'s own help centre documents no tier above 90%
FT+'s homepage advertises a profit split of "up to 100% via add-ons". FT+'s help-centre Profit Split article documents the ladder starting at 80/20, rising to 90/10 at the 20% milestone, and stopping there - it describes no 100% tier at all. Our record has logged that as a conflict. The published summary did not merely omit the disagreement. It described a 100% lifetime tier at 30% profit and then added, in our own voice, "so the advertised up-to-100% is accurate" - an explicit adjudication in favour of the marketing page over the firm's own documentation, published in five languages next to a conflict card saying the ceiling is disputed. That is the clearest breach of this corpus's second rule we have published. The summary now describes the ladder to 90/10, states that FT+'s homepage and help centre disagree above that point, and tells readers to treat 90% as the ceiling they can point to in writing and 100% as unconfirmed until FT+ documents it. What this costs is money rather than an account, which is why this is filed MINOR: a trader choosing FT+ on a 100% headline may find the documented path stops at 90%. Both pages were read on 2026-09-07 and were NOT re-read today: this run had no network access to any firm page.
SourceFunded Trading Plus' two-step program page drops SIZE20 for FUNDED30 — Classic 100K now $549.00 → $384.30; the homepage's $623.00 list not shown today
On 2026-08-25 the dedicated two-step program page sells the 2-Step Classic $100K at $549.00 with code FUNDED30 at $384.30, replacing the size-tiered SIZE20 path ($439.20) recorded the day before. The homepage still banners '30% OFF Every program. Every account size.' with FUNDED30 but no longer statically renders the Classic $100K card, so its $623.00 list price could not be re-sighted. The list-price disagreement recorded on 2026-08-24 stays open until the firm's own pages converge. Our tracked offer re-bases to the cheapest price on a readable firm page: $384.30 with FUNDED30 off the $549.00 list.
SourceFunded Trading Plus launches FUNDED30 (30% off every program) — the homepage now lists the 2-Step Classic 100K at $623.00 while its program page still says $549.00
The homepage banner reads verbatim '30% OFF Every program. Every account size.' with code FUNDED30. On the homepage cards the 2-Step Classic $100K shows $623.00 crossed out to $436.10 and the 1-Step Express $100K shows $549.00 to $384.30. On the same day, the firm's dedicated two-step page still sells the Classic $100K at $549.00 with the size-tiered code SIZE20 ($439.20), and the compare page lists both Classic and Express at $549.00 with no code. The firm's own pages therefore disagree on the Classic 100K list price — $623.00 vs $549.00 — and we record both without resolving; the discounted price differs by $3.10 between the two paths. Our tracked offer moves to the promoted path: FUNDED30 at $436.10. Note that with the list raised to $623.00, the '30% off' nets out within dollars of the old 20% code on the $549.00 list.
SourceSize ladder for the SIZE codes now stated: 30% for $5K–$10K, 25% for $25K–$50K, 20% for $100K–$200K
The homepage now maps each code to account sizes: SIZE30 ($5K–$10K), SIZE25 ($25K–$50K), SIZE20 ($100K–$200K), under the banner "Every program. Every account size. Limited time." This closes the open question from our 7 August entry: SIZE20 is the applicable code for the 100K accounts we track, so the tracked price of $439.20 stands.
SourceCode ladder SIZE20 / SIZE25 / SIZE30 on the homepage: up to 30% off
Funded Trading Plus's homepage now shows three codes — SIZE20 (20%), SIZE25 (25%) and SIZE30 (30%) — under the banner 'BIGGER OR SMALLER, EVERY CHALLENGE IS DISCOUNTED' / 'Every program. Every account size. Limited time.' Which account sizes each code applies to is not stated. On the two-step page, the Classic 2-Step 100K still shows $549.00 → $439.20 with SIZE20, labelled 'BEST VALUE'.
SourceA score computed from four verified inputs — not an opinion. Weights are shown and it recomputes when the data changes.
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