Maven Trading

Correction: we published $220 and $170 for Maven sizes that appear nowhere in our record

Our Maven Trading pricing summary said "$50K Standard 2-Step: one-time $220 (~$198 with a coupon), refundable on your 3rd withdrawal. One-step version at $170." Neither $220 nor $170 appears anywhere in our record, at any size, from any source. What we actually hold, read first-hand on 2026-09-10, is the 2-Step $100K at $440 list falling to $396 with ETERNAL, Maven's standing site-wide code. We also hold a second-hand price table that puts the 2-Step $100K at $199, less than half of what we read ourselves. At the one size where our two records overlap, the table loses; so we do not lift a $50K figure out of a table our own reading undercuts. The summary now gives the $100K with its date and its code, says it is the nearest size we verified, and states that we publish no $50K price. The refund-on-third-withdrawal claim is not in the pricing record at all and is not republished here — it may well be true, but a summary is not the place to carry something we have not sourced. No structured value changed and the verification date did not move.

Correction: we published Maven's Instant accounts as exempt from the news rule; Maven's T&C says the rule covers all accounts

Maven's Terms & Conditions state the 2-minute news window applies "For all accounts". Maven's FAQ and support article state "The News rule does not apply to our instant accounts". Both are Maven's own channels, and our record has logged the disagreement as a conflict since 2026-07-28. The published summary nevertheless ended with a flat "Instant accounts are exempt" - the FAQ's side, stated as settled fact in all five languages. That is a conflict resolved by picking a side, which this corpus does not do, and it picked the side its own conflict note warns against: the note says in as many words that the T&C is the document that governs a dispute, and that trading news on an Instant account trusting the FAQ leaves you with no argument when Maven answers with the contract. The summary now states the disagreement, quotes both of Maven's own sentences in their source language, and says to assume the 2-minute window applies on Instant too. No rule value changed - the window, the take-profit trap, the non-credit of in-window profit and the OMO and Buy Now Pay Later carve-outs are all as before. Both pages were read on 2026-07-28 and were NOT re-read today: this run had no network access to any firm page. Re-reading them is worth doing, because this record is the oldest news_trading record in the corpus.

Correction: Maven's $10,000-per-30-days cap is in the summary we publish, but the field the site reads said uncapped

Maven's own FAQ carries a withdrawal cap that is not scoped to one plan: "$10,000 per 30-day rolling cycle (per trader)". Per trader, not per account — opening a second Maven account does not open a second allowance. Our record already said so in the summary we publish in all five languages. The structured field the site reads said the payouts were uncapped. This is our error, not a change by the firm: the boolean was derived on 2026-07-28 from the split and minimum prose only, while the cap figures live in prose that derivation never read. Two narrower caps sit alongside it and go into the note: on OMO the first withdrawal is capped at 6% of account balance and the second at 8%. What it costs in practice: a trader on a $200,000 Maven account who has $18,000 in profit and reads "no cap" expects one withdrawal. The cap makes it two, thirty days apart, and the second one is exposed to everything that can happen to the account in between — including the M2 Account Saver, which cuts the split to 50% on a 2% drawdown and deactivates the account on a second. Scope and date: this corrects our own derived field from evidence already verified on 2026-09-07. The firm's page was not re-read today — no firm page could be read today — so the payout record's verified date stays at 2026-09-07 and this entry does not assert the firm's state as of today.

Maven publishes a second public code, OMO, at 40% off, on a product line we did not cover

maventrading.com/faqs serves two codes at once today: "Trade Gold Eternal. 10% off with code CODE: ETERNAL" and "40% OFF Omo Challenges with code CODE: OMO". The first is the one we track and it is unchanged: the 2-Step 100K stays at $440, $396 with ETERNAL applied, with "Max Drawdown: 8% (Static)" and "Daily Drawdown: 4% (Based on the higher of your equity/balance at 00:00 UTC)". The second, OMO, applies to the "Omo Challenges", a line we did not have covered. Neither code publishes an expiry date. We have not changed the ranked price, which remains the 2-Step with ETERNAL.

Maven lists Omo 2-Step challenges with code OMO at 40% off — the $100K Omo shows $472 struck to $284; ETERNAL stays at 10% on the Standard line

Maven's pricing page banners "40% OFF Omo Challenges" with code OMO: the $100K Omo 2-Step shows $284 with the code against a $472 regular price. ETERNAL is documented as 10% off and "refundable on the third withdrawal"; our tracked Standard 2-Step 100K is unchanged at $440 struck to $396 with ETERNAL. The Omo line is first recorded by us today; no end date is stated for either code.

Code OMO: 40% off Omo 2-Step challenges on Maven's own pages

Maven's pricing page and homepage now carry the banner '40% OFF Omo Challenges with code OMO'. Prices sighted with the code: $2K $9, $5K $15, $10K $38, $20K $74, $50K $143, $100K $284 (list price $472 for the $100K). The Omo 2-Step itself (6% Phase 1 and 8% Phase 2 targets, 8% static max loss, 4% daily loss, minimum 4 profitable days of at least 0.5% per phase) is not new — Maven's blog introduced it on July 7, 2026 — but the code and these prices appear for the first time on the firm's own pages. No end date is stated. The standard 2-Step (our listed offer) keeps ETERNAL at 10%.

New Mini Account: $2,000–$100,000 tier with 70% split, 3% max loss and 2% daily loss

Maven's pricing page now lists a 'Mini Account' product flagged 'NEW!', a tier separate from the standard challenges: sizes from $2,000 to $100,000, a 70% profit split (versus 80% on the standard challenges), a 3% maximum loss and a 2% maximum daily loss per the Mini Challenge page. Prices shown with the ETERNAL code applied range from $16 ($2,000) to $396 ($100,000); for example, the $20,000 account costs $88, or $80 with ETERNAL. Refund policy and minimum trading days are not stated on the pages reviewed.