Earn2Trade is one of the longest-running futures-prop+education hybrids. The firm publicly discloses ~8.89% pass rate — rare transparency in an industry where most prop firms hide this stat. "Anytime" payouts post-compliance, 80% profit split, futures-only. Full assessment in the complete Earn2Trade review. Sign up at Earn2Trade.
The Earn2Trade FAQ answers the questions traders ask before, during, and after evaluating with Earn2Trade, the Wyoming-based, futures-only proprietary trading firm that runs the Trader Career Path (TCP) ladder, the Gauntlet Mini single-phase evaluation, and a separate education layer including the Beginner Crash Course. As of May 2026 Earn2Trade publishes a transparent 8.89% pass rate on its homepage, supports five platforms including its in-house Finamark, and pays an 80% profit split on both LiveSim and Live accounts. This guide groups every common question into topical sections so a trader can scan straight to the area they care about.
The first thing newer readers should understand is that Earn2Trade is positioned as an education-prop hybrid. That distinction shapes every other answer below, from the way TCP is structured as a five-stage career ladder rather than a single-pass hurdle, to the bundled video library inside subscriptions, to the public pass-rate disclosure, to the strict futures-only scope. If a question below seems to have a different answer than at Apex, Topstep, or Tradeify, the education-prop framing is usually why.
Account and program questions
This section answers structural questions about Earn2Trade's two evaluations and the supporting education product.
What is Earn2Trade in one sentence?
Earn2Trade is a Wyoming-based futures-only proprietary trading firm that runs two evaluation programs alongside a structured education layer, positioning itself as an education-prop hybrid rather than a pure-evaluation shop. The firm has been operating since around 2019 and reports a community of more than 10,000 traders across its programs and Discord.
What is the Trader Career Path program?
The Trader Career Path, or TCP, is Earn2Trade's flagship five-stage ladder. Traders begin at a $25K evaluation and progress through LiveSim and live tiers up to a $200K live account, with a monthly subscription that rolls between phases. The ladder is unique in the prop space, most peers run a single-phase evaluation rather than a structured progression.
What is the Gauntlet Mini program?
The Gauntlet Mini is Earn2Trade's single-phase evaluation. Traders pick an account size between $50K and $200K, pass once, and get funded at that size, a faster alternative to the multi-step TCP ladder. The Gauntlet Mini sits closer in shape to a Topstep Trading Combine than to TCP itself.
Which TCP account size should beginners pick?
Most newer Earn2Trade traders start at the TCP25 tier because it carries the lowest monthly fee and uses a manageable three-contract cap. Heavier-volume traders who can absorb a steeper subscription tend to step directly into TCP50 or TCP100 because the daily loss limit and contract cap give more headroom for active scalping styles.
How much does the Trader Career Path cost per month?
Pricing as of May 2026 is roughly $150 per month for TCP25, $190 for TCP50, and $350 for TCP100. The homepage occasionally surfaces a discounted entry rate around $69 per month, verify the current standard rate on earn2trade.com before subscribing because Earn2Trade rotates promotional pricing periodically.
How much does the Gauntlet Mini cost?
The Gauntlet Mini $50K tier starts from $69 per month per the live pricing page. Pricing for the $100K, $150K, and $200K tiers is published inside the checkout flow rather than on the marketing page, check earn2trade.com for the current monthly fee before committing to a larger Gauntlet Mini account size.
Is there an upfront activation fee?
No. Both TCP and Gauntlet Mini are pure monthly subscriptions with no separate activation, setup, or one-time onboarding fee. The reset fee on TCP is $65 per reset; Gauntlet Mini reset pricing is published inside the dashboard rather than on the marketing pages.
Is the education content really free?
TCP subscribers receive the free video library and study guides as part of their plan. The standalone Beginner Crash Course is sold separately. Webinars and the Discord community are open to active subscribers, verify any specific course pricing on earn2trade.com because the education catalogue updates faster than the rest of the site.
Can I run multiple Earn2Trade accounts in parallel?
Earn2Trade does allow stacked subscriptions, but each evaluation is treated as a separate account with its own subscription line and rules. Copy-trading across accounts and other multi-account practices are governed by the consistency and trader-conduct rules in the help center, so confirm the current policy before running parallel strategies.
What is the maximum funded account size at Earn2Trade?
The TCP ladder tops out at a $200K live account. The headline maximum funding figure of $400K likely refers to combined funding across multiple accounts rather than a single instrument cap, confirm against your specific account combination on earn2trade.com if a precise total funding number matters for your plan.
Rule questions
This section covers daily loss limits, drawdowns, news trading, weekend rules, consistency, minimum days, and the futures-only restriction.
How does the daily loss limit work on TCP?
Daily loss limits scale by account size: roughly $550 on the $25K, $1,100 on the $50K, $2,200 on the $100K, and $4,400 on the $200K live tier. The limit is enforced as an end-of-day calculation during evaluation and LiveSim, then tracks live performance on funded accounts.
What is the maximum drawdown on each tier?
Drawdown amounts by tier are roughly $1,500 on the $25K, $2,000 on the $50K, $3,500 on the $100K, and a fixed lock around the $194K balance floor on the $200K. Smaller tiers use end-of-day or trailing mechanics; the $200K converts to a static drawdown after the account reaches a defined high-water mark.
Is the drawdown intraday or end-of-day?
Earn2Trade uses an end-of-day drawdown calculation during evaluation and LiveSim phases. On live funded accounts up to $100K, the drawdown converts to a trailing model. The $200K tier locks into a fixed drawdown once the balance milestone is reached. The mix is more conservative than firms that run trailing intraday on every tier.
Is news trading allowed on Earn2Trade?
Earn2Trade's product pages do not list a blanket ban on news trading, but the help center contains specific guidance on high-impact economic releases and conduct rules. Verify the current policy on help.earn2trade.com before placing positions through major releases such as FOMC, NFP, and CPI.
Can I hold positions overnight or over the weekend?
Earn2Trade has not published an explicit overnight or weekend-hold rule on its TCP or Gauntlet Mini product pages as of May 2026. Most futures traders close ahead of session breaks anyway, check the help center for the canonical position-hold policy before assuming one way or the other, especially for swing strategies.
What is the consistency rule?
Both TCP and Gauntlet Mini enforce a consistency rule, but Earn2Trade does not publish the exact percentage threshold on its product pages. The rule typically caps the share of total profit any single trading day can contribute, see the help center for the current threshold and how it interacts with the LiveSim and Live phases.
How many minimum trading days are required?
Earn2Trade requires a minimum of 10 trading days per phase across both TCP and Gauntlet Mini. A trading day counts when the account places at least one qualifying trade, so traders cannot rush through the evaluation in fewer than 10 sessions even if they hit the profit target sooner.
Why is Earn2Trade futures-only?
Earn2Trade scopes its programs to CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT futures because that is where its risk model, data infrastructure, and education content are concentrated. Stocks, options, forex, cryptocurrency, and CFDs are explicitly prohibited, there is no path to trade those products on an Earn2Trade account.
Can I trade options on futures at Earn2Trade?
No. Even though futures options are listed on the same exchanges, Earn2Trade restricts trading to outright futures contracts. Traders looking to trade options on futures need a different prop firm or a self-directed brokerage account, Earn2Trade's risk model is built around linear futures exposure.
What contract caps apply to each TCP tier?
TCP scales contract size with account size: 3 contracts at $25K evaluation, 6 at $50K, 12 at $100K, and 16 at the $200K live tier. The cap is a hard ceiling, exceeding it on a single ticket trips a soft breach in most help-center configurations and can be enforced at the platform level depending on which front end you trade.
What futures products can I trade?
Anything that clears CME, COMEX, NYMEX, or CBOT, equity index futures (ES, NQ, RTY, YM and their micros), energies (CL, NG), metals (GC, SI), Treasuries (ZB, ZN, ZF), grains, livestock, and currency futures. The full eligible-products list is maintained in the help center and matches the standard CME-group catalogue.
Are there scaling rules during the evaluation?
The contract caps themselves act as the scaling layer, Earn2Trade does not publish a separate position-size graduation schedule beyond the per-tier limits. The TCP ladder progresses by passing each phase rather than by hitting interim profit milestones inside a single evaluation.
Platform questions
This section covers Finamark, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic, TradingView, and the underlying data feeds.
Which platforms does Earn2Trade support?
Earn2Trade supports five platforms: Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic for data and routing, TradingView, and Finamark, Earn2Trade's in-house platform that was previously built on a Quantower base. All five are included free during the evaluation, which is more variety than peers like Apex Trader Funding or TakeProfitTrader bundle by default.
What is Finamark?
Finamark is Earn2Trade's branded trading platform. It started as a Quantower-derived front end and is now positioned as Earn2Trade's flagship in-house environment with charting, DOM, and order routing tailored to TCP and Gauntlet Mini accounts. Finamark gives Earn2Trade more control over feature releases than relying solely on third-party platforms.
Is NinjaTrader free during the evaluation?
Yes. NinjaTrader Lifetime licenses or rental fees that retail futures traders normally pay are bundled inside the Earn2Trade subscription during the evaluation. Live data fees may apply separately depending on Non-Professional or Professional CME classification, that classification is set at signup.
What is the difference between Tradovate and Rithmic at Earn2Trade?
Tradovate is a full web-based platform with its own front end. Rithmic is the data-and-routing infrastructure that powers other front ends like NinjaTrader. Earn2Trade lets traders pick whichever stack they prefer, the rules are identical across both, but execution behaviour and chart packages differ.
Are CME data fees included?
Live CME data is included for traders who self-classify as Non-Professional during signup. Professional classification triggers higher CME exchange fees that the trader has to cover, Earn2Trade documents the fee differential in the help center, and Non-Professional is the correct classification for retail traders not employed in finance.
Can I use TradingView for charting only?
Yes. Many Earn2Trade traders run TradingView for analysis and execute orders through Tradovate or NinjaTrader. TradingView is also offered as a full execution platform for traders who prefer its order-entry workflow, both setups are supported under the same evaluation rules.
Can I use copy-trading or automated strategies?
Automated and discretionary strategies are both permitted within the platform rules, but copy-trading multiple Earn2Trade accounts off one signal source can collide with the consistency rule and the trader-conduct policy. Verify each platform's automation rules with the help center before deploying NinjaScript, Tradovate auto-trade, or third-party bots.
Does Earn2Trade support mobile trading?
Mobile execution is supported through Tradovate's mobile app and TradingView's mobile app, both of which connect to Earn2Trade-routed accounts. Finamark and NinjaTrader are desktop-first. The help center maintains the canonical mobile-supported list because mobile compatibility evolves with platform releases.
Can I run third-party indicators?
Third-party NinjaScript indicators, TradingView Pine scripts, and Tradovate add-ons are all permitted under standard platform rules. Earn2Trade's only constraint is the firm-side rule layer (drawdown, daily loss, consistency, contract cap), what indicators or studies traders run on top of the platform is a personal choice.
Payout and trust questions
This section covers Anytime payouts, payout methods, the 8.89% pass-rate disclosure, the Wyoming LLC structure, and the education-first positioning.
How big is the profit split?
Profit split is 80% to the trader across both TCP and Gauntlet Mini, on both LiveSim and Live accounts. Earn2Trade does not currently advertise a scaling profit split that lifts higher tiers above 80%, the share is flat across the program. Several peers like Topstep advertise scaling tiers but tie them to performance milestones.
When can I withdraw profits?
Earn2Trade lists payouts as Anytime, meaning trader-initiated rather than scheduled bi-weekly or weekly. After completing compliance documentation, traders can submit a withdrawal request whenever they meet the $100 minimum withdrawal threshold. Anytime is more flexible than fixed-cadence payout schedules at some peers.
What is the minimum withdrawal amount?
The minimum withdrawal at Earn2Trade is $100. Smaller balances accumulate inside the funded account until they cross the threshold, at which point the trader can submit a withdrawal request through the dashboard. The $100 floor is in line with industry norms.
Are there withdrawal fees?
Earn2Trade deducts a fee from profits, not from the account balance, on the first withdrawal only. The December 2025 update restructured the fee schedule, but specifics are inside the dashboard rather than on a public URL. Verify the current fee on earn2trade.com before planning the timing of your first withdrawal.
What payout methods are supported?
Crypto payouts are confirmed on the Earn2Trade homepage. Wire and ACH options exist inside the dashboard for traders in supported regions. The exact list of methods, fees, and minimums per method should be confirmed on earn2trade.com because regional payment rails change as Earn2Trade adds processors.
What does the 8.89% pass rate mean?
Earn2Trade publishes its 2025 TCP pass rate of 8.89% directly on its homepage. The figure represents the share of evaluation participants who cleared all requirements and progressed to a funded LiveSim or Live account, published voluntarily as a transparency signal in an industry where most peers either don't publish rates or surface only marketing-friendly numbers.
Why does Earn2Trade publish its pass rate?
Most prop firms either don't publish pass-rate data or surface only marketing-friendly numbers. Earn2Trade's voluntary disclosure of 8.89%, and its split between LiveSim and Live placement, signals an education-first ethos rather than a model that depends on opaque difficulty. The disclosure has become a reference point for the broader prop industry.
Why do most passers stay on LiveSim instead of going Live?
Earn2Trade reports 94.77% of 2025 passers stayed on LiveSim and 5.23% traded Live accounts. The split reflects how Earn2Trade routes funded traders: LiveSim pays out from house funds in a simulated environment, and Live placement is reserved for traders who clear additional risk-management bars beyond the headline evaluation.
Does Earn2Trade pay LiveSim profits in real money?
Yes. LiveSim payouts come from Earn2Trade's own funds at the same 80% profit split as Live accounts. The simulated capital environment is what changes, the cash that lands in a passer's bank account is real, sourced from Earn2Trade's own balance sheet rather than from a clearing broker.
Is Earn2Trade a regulated firm?
Earn2Trade is a Wyoming LLC operating as a proprietary trading evaluator and educator, not a registered broker-dealer, FCM, or RIA. Like most prop firms in this category, it does not custody trader funds, so traditional broker regulation does not apply. Read the trader agreement carefully before evaluating and understand that prop-firm payouts are contractual rather than regulated.
Where is Earn2Trade legally based?
Earn2Trade's registered address is 30 N Gould St STE 4000, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, a standard Wyoming LLC registered-agent address. The operational team and senior leadership are not all based in Wyoming, but the legal entity sits there. Wyoming is a common LLC jurisdiction for prop firms because of its registration framework.
What is the Equinox Group story?
Earn2Trade was reported in 2021 to have been acquired by the Equinox Group. As of May 2026 that ownership story has been removed from the live earn2trade.com site, and current parent-company structure is not publicly confirmed. Treat older third-party reporting as historical and rely on the live site for the canonical entity disclosure.
What is the Trustpilot rating?
Earn2Trade's Trustpilot rating is variable and Trustpilot's API blocks third-party scraping, see trustpilot.com/review/earn2trade.com for the current score and review count rather than relying on third-party citations of older numbers. The age of the firm and its education layer typically place it in the upper-middle range of prop-firm Trustpilot scores.
Is the Earn2Trade Discord active?
Yes. Earn2Trade runs an active Discord community alongside email, social channels, and the help center. Discord is also where traders flag platform-status issues and discuss rule edge cases, a useful supplement to the official help center for time-sensitive questions like which release is upcoming or whether a feed is degraded.
Faster LiveSim Access and recent changes (March 2026 and December 2025)
This section covers the most recent product-level updates to Earn2Trade in the past 12 months.
What is Faster LiveSim Access?
Faster LiveSim Access is a March 2026 onboarding upgrade. Once a trader passes the evaluation, they can log in and trade LiveSim immediately rather than waiting for full compliance onboarding. Compliance documentation must still be completed before any first withdrawal is processed, but the trading environment opens straight away.
When did Faster LiveSim Access launch?
Earn2Trade announced Faster LiveSim Access on March 4, 2026 via its blog. The change applies to all new TCP and Gauntlet Mini passers from that date forward, earlier funded traders continued under the prior onboarding sequence, which paused trading until KYC documents were countersigned.
Why does Faster LiveSim Access matter?
The old onboarding sequence created a multi-day gap between passing the evaluation and trading the funded environment. Faster LiveSim Access removes that gap so a trader can lock in market timing the same day they clear the evaluation, while compliance runs in parallel before the first withdrawal request.
What changed with the December 2025 withdrawal fee update?
Earn2Trade announced a restructured LiveSim and Live withdrawal fee schedule in December 2025. The blog post URL is no longer publicly resolvable, but the confirmed mechanic is that fees come out of profits, not the account balance, on the first withdrawal only. Confirm specific amounts inside the dashboard.
Are there any new programs launching in 2026?
As of May 2026 Earn2Trade has not announced new evaluation programs beyond TCP, Gauntlet Mini, and the Beginner Crash Course. The roadmap visible publicly focuses on platform improvements (Finamark, Faster LiveSim Access) rather than new product categories or asset-class expansions.
Did Earn2Trade change its profit split in 2026?
No. The 80% profit split remains in place across both TCP and Gauntlet Mini, on both LiveSim and Live accounts, as of May 2026. Earn2Trade has not announced a scaling profit-split tier and has not adjusted the headline 80% figure during the recent updates.
Did Earn2Trade change its rule set in 2026?
The headline rule structure (drawdowns, daily loss, consistency, minimum days, contract caps) is unchanged from 2025. The 2026 updates focused on the onboarding flow and the withdrawal fee schedule rather than altering the evaluation mechanics themselves.
Where can I track future updates?
Earn2Trade publishes product changes through its blog at earn2trade.com/blog, its email list, and the Discord community. Traders who want time-sensitive notifications should subscribe to the email list and join the Discord, the help center documents structural changes after they ship rather than during rollout.
Earn2Trade compares to
This section compares Earn2Trade against the most common alternative futures-prop firms.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Topstep?
Topstep and Earn2Trade are both futures-only US prop firms with strong educational layers. Topstep's Trading Combine is single-phase like the Gauntlet Mini, while TCP's five-stage ladder is unique to Earn2Trade. Pass-rate transparency is closer at Earn2Trade than at most peers. See the dedicated Earn2Trade vs Topstep comparison for a full matrix.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Apex Trader Funding?
Apex runs a one-step evaluation across many account sizes with high parallel-account flexibility, while Earn2Trade emphasizes a structured ladder and education layer. Profit splits and rule mechanics differ, Earn2Trade's drawdown is more conservative on smaller tiers, and Apex is generally cheaper per evaluation seat.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Tradeify?
Tradeify is a younger futures-prop firm with a simpler one-step structure and aggressive promo cadence, while Earn2Trade leans into multi-stage scaling and education. Tradeify has higher ceilings per account but Earn2Trade has stronger published transparency on pass rates and routes more traders through structured progression.
How does Earn2Trade compare to TakeProfitTrader?
TakeProfitTrader emphasizes a single-step evaluation with a simple-rule pitch, while Earn2Trade offers more structural variety (TCP ladder plus Gauntlet Mini) and a deeper education layer. Both are futures-only US firms, the choice usually comes down to whether a trader wants ladder progression or single-pass funding.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Bulenox?
Bulenox is a multi-option futures prop with several drawdown variants per account size. Earn2Trade is narrower (two programs, fixed mechanics per tier) but more transparent on pass rates and education layer. Bulenox tends to attract traders who want optionality on rule structure; Earn2Trade attracts traders who want a clear ladder.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Alpha Futures?
Alpha Futures runs an EOD-trailing drawdown model with high-volume trader appeal, while Earn2Trade's drawdown converts to a fixed lock at the $200K tier. Alpha Futures tends to suit aggressive scalpers; Earn2Trade tends to suit traders who want education plus structured progression.
How does Earn2Trade compare to TradeDay?
TradeDay is a multi-platform futures-prop with three drawdown types and three account sizes. Earn2Trade has a narrower platform philosophy but a more structured progression layer through TCP. Both firms publish more transparency than the median prop firm.
Which Earn2Trade alternative is closest in feel?
The closest peer in product feel is Topstep because both lean education-first and both come from the established US-prop generation rather than the newer offshore wave. The closest peer in pricing feel is Apex at the lower-tier subscription range.
Pricing snapshot vs peers
| Firm | Entry account | Entry monthly fee | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|
| Earn2Trade TCP25 | $25,000 | ~$150/mo (promo $69) | 80% |
| Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini $50K | $50,000 | from $69/mo | 80% |
| Topstep $50K Combine | $50,000 | $49/mo (promo) | 90% (scaling) |
| Apex $50K | $50,000 | $147/mo (resets vary) | up to 90% |
| Tradeify $50K | $50,000 | varies (promo) | 80%-90% |
Treat the table as a starting reference and verify the live monthly rate at the time of subscription.
The bottom line
Earn2Trade's identity is clearer than most futures-prop firms: it is a Wyoming-based, futures-only, education-prop hybrid that publishes its 8.89% pass rate voluntarily and runs two evaluations, the TCP ladder for traders who want structured career progression and the Gauntlet Mini for traders who want a single-phase path to funding. The 80% profit split, $100 minimum withdrawal, Anytime payout cadence, and five-platform support (Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, TradingView, Finamark) round out a product that prizes transparency over hype. The March 2026 Faster LiveSim Access update closed the most-criticized gap in the funnel by letting passers trade immediately while compliance runs in parallel.
For deeper coverage, see the Earn2Trade main review, the TCP rules pillar, the Gauntlet Mini guide, the Earn2Trade payouts walkthrough, and the platform-specific guides for Finamark, NinjaTrader, and Tradovate. For comparisons, see Earn2Trade vs Topstep, Earn2Trade vs Apex, and Earn2Trade vs Tradeify. For the broader landscape, see the futures prop firm overview and the futures-only firms list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Earn2Trade in one sentence?
Earn2Trade is a Wyoming-based futures-only proprietary trading firm that runs two evaluation programs alongside a structured education layer, positioning itself as an education-prop hybrid rather than a pure-evaluation shop.
What is the Trader Career Path program?
The Trader Career Path, or TCP, is Earn2Trade's flagship five-stage ladder. Traders begin at a $25K evaluation and progress through LiveSim and live tiers up to a $200K live account, with a monthly subscription that rolls between phases.
What is the Gauntlet Mini program?
The Gauntlet Mini is Earn2Trade's single-phase evaluation. Traders pick an account size between $50K and $200K, pass once, and get funded at that size, a faster alternative to the multi-step TCP ladder.
How much does the Trader Career Path cost per month?
Pricing as of May 2026 is roughly $150 per month for TCP25, $190 for TCP50, and $350 for TCP100. The homepage occasionally surfaces a discounted entry rate around $69 per month, verify the current standard rate on earn2trade.com.
Why is Earn2Trade futures-only?
Earn2Trade scopes its programs to CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT futures because that is where its risk model, data infrastructure, and education content are concentrated. Stocks, options, forex, crypto, and CFDs are explicitly prohibited.
What is the maximum drawdown on each tier?
Drawdown amounts by tier are roughly $1,500 on the $25K, $2,000 on the $50K, $3,500 on the $100K, and a fixed lock around the $194K balance floor on the $200K. Smaller tiers use end-of-day or trailing mechanics.
Is the drawdown intraday or end-of-day?
Earn2Trade uses an end-of-day drawdown calculation during evaluation and LiveSim phases. On live funded accounts up to $100K, the drawdown converts to a trailing model. The $200K tier locks into a fixed drawdown once the balance milestone is reached.
How many minimum trading days are required?
Earn2Trade requires a minimum of 10 trading days per phase across both TCP and Gauntlet Mini. A trading day counts when the account places at least one qualifying trade, so traders cannot rush through the evaluation in fewer than 10 sessions.
Which platforms does Earn2Trade support?
Earn2Trade supports five platforms: Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic for data and routing, TradingView, and Finamark, Earn2Trade's in-house platform. All five are included free during the evaluation.
How big is the profit split?
Profit split is 80% to the trader across both TCP and Gauntlet Mini, on both LiveSim and Live accounts. Earn2Trade does not currently advertise a scaling profit split that lifts higher tiers above 80%.
What does the 8.89% pass rate mean?
Earn2Trade publishes its 2025 TCP pass rate of 8.89% directly on its homepage. The figure represents the share of evaluation participants who cleared all requirements and progressed to a funded LiveSim or Live account.
Why do most passers stay on LiveSim instead of going Live?
Earn2Trade reports 94.77% of 2025 passers stayed on LiveSim and 5.23% traded Live accounts. LiveSim pays out from house funds in a simulated environment, and Live placement is reserved for traders who clear additional risk-management bars.
What is Faster LiveSim Access?
Faster LiveSim Access is a March 2026 onboarding upgrade. Once a trader passes the evaluation, they can log in and trade LiveSim immediately rather than waiting for full compliance onboarding. Compliance documentation must still be completed before any first withdrawal.
When can I withdraw profits?
Earn2Trade lists payouts as Anytime, meaning trader-initiated rather than scheduled. After completing compliance documentation, traders can submit a withdrawal request whenever they meet the $100 minimum withdrawal threshold.
How does Earn2Trade compare to Topstep?
Topstep and Earn2Trade are both futures-only US prop firms with strong educational layers. Topstep's Combine is single-phase like the Gauntlet Mini, while TCP's five-stage ladder is unique to Earn2Trade. See the comparison guide for the full matrix.