Alpha Capital Group
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Alpha Capital Group Review
A UK-registered firm with accounts to $200,000, bi-weekly or on-demand payouts and five platforms.
Figures published by Alpha Capital Group, read on 2026-09-05. Rules and pricing change without notice, so treat their own site as the last word.
Why traders choose Alpha Capital Group
- Simulated accounts up to $200,000
- Profit split of 80%, rising to 90% for traders the firm classes as Qualified Analysts
- Payouts bi-weekly or on demand
- MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker and DXtrade, with Alpha Trader announced
- Registered UK company, number 13719951, with support Monday to Friday 8am to 8pm GMT
- Available in more than 140 countries
Overview
Alpha Capital Group is a UK-registered prop firm offering simulated accounts up to $200,000 on MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker and DXtrade. The standard split is 80%, rising to 90% for Qualified Analysts, with payouts bi-weekly or on demand.
Pros
- A registered UK company with a real office address on the site
- Four platforms already live, so most traders can keep their usual one
- On-demand payouts as an option
Cons
- Profit targets, daily and overall loss limits and prices are set in the challenge builder, not stated on the home page we read
- Support hours are business hours only
- The 90% split is reserved for a qualified tier
Our review
Alpha Capital Group presents itself as the orderly, UK-based option. The company number and Harpenden office address are on the site, support runs on published weekday hours, and the platform list covers MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradeLocker and DXtrade with a proprietary Alpha Trader announced.
The commercial terms on the home page are a standard 80% split, a 90% split for traders who reach its Qualified Analyst status, accounts up to $200,000 and a choice between bi-weekly and on-demand payouts. The home page also mentions a 0% profit target for Qualified Accounts, which is a feature of that tier rather than the evaluation.
What the home page does not state are the evaluation targets, loss limits and prices; those appear as you configure a challenge. That is common, but it means you should build your intended account on their site and read the numbers there before comparing Alpha Capital with the firms that publish a full rules table.