Frequently Asked
<span style=”color: #3dffb9;”>Questions</span>

  • What evaluation models does Finotive Funding offer?

    Four paths: a 1-Step Challenge (10% target), a 2-Step Challenge (7.5% then 5% target, 5% daily and 10% max drawdown), Instant Funding in Standard and Lite tiers with no profit target, and Finotive Pro which layers a monthly salary worth 1% of the account size onto a 1-step or 2-step structure.

  • Who is the broker behind Finotive Funding?

    Trading is executed on demo servers routed through Finotive Markets LLC, a sister brokerage licensed by the Mwali International Services Authority. Keeping the broker in-house is why Finotive can pay weekly and offer the Pro salary model without relying on a third-party liquidity partner.

  • What is the maximum funding and profit split at Finotive Funding?

    Account sizes run from $2,500 to $200,000 per evaluation, with scaling up to roughly $3.2 million across merged accounts. Profit splits start at 70% on standard plans and reach 100% on the Finotive Pro tier, which also pays a guaranteed monthly salary that continues even if the account is later lost.

  • When are Finotive Funding payouts processed?

    Payouts run every Friday through Finotive Pay once the trader has accrued at least 2.5% profit since the last withdrawal. Each payout is issued with an official payout certificate, and the firm reports over $20 million in total payouts to traders since launch in 2021.

  • Can US traders use Finotive Funding?

    No. Finotive Funding does not accept residents of the United States due to regulatory limits at Finotive Markets, and the same restriction covers several other sanctioned jurisdictions. MT5 is the sole trading platform, with leverage up to 1:400 across forex, indices, metals, crypto, and stocks.