FundingPips vs Maven Trading
Two prop firms, one table. Everything below is taken from what each one publishes on its own site, last read on 2026-09-05. No scores, no ranking.
Five evaluation models from $5K to $100K, with news and weekend holding allowed in evaluation.
Low-priced challenges from $14 for $2K, with every target and limit published per model.
| Detail | FundingPips | Maven Trading |
|---|---|---|
| Challenge Type | Zero · 1 Step Flex · 2 Step Standard · 2 Step Flex · 2 Step Pro | Standard 1-step, 2-step, 3-step · Instant · Mini · Buy now pay later · Omo 2-step |
| Profit Split | Bi-weekly 85% or 95% (2 Step Flex, as shown) | 80% (70% on Mini) |
| Max Daily Loss | 4% (2 Step Flex) | 3% (Standard 1-step, 3-step) · 4% (2-step) · 2% (Instant, Mini) |
| Max Overall Loss | 12% (2 Step Flex) | 5% (1-step) · 8% (2-step, Omo) · 3% (3-step, Instant, Mini) |
| News Trading | Allowed in evaluation; restricted 5 min around red-folder news on the Master account | — |
| Weekend Holding | Allowed | — |
| Payout Time | Every 14 days (bi-weekly cycle) | 10 business days (Standard, Omo) · 24 hours (Mini) |
| Headquarters | Dubai, UAE | Dubai Silicon Oasis, UAE |
What the figures say
- Profit Split: FundingPips lists Bi-weekly 85% or 95% (2 Step Flex, as shown); Maven Trading lists 80% (70% on Mini).
- Max Daily Loss: FundingPips lists 4% (2 Step Flex); Maven Trading lists 3% (Standard 1-step, 3-step) · 4% (2-step) · 2% (Instant, Mini).
- Max Overall Loss: FundingPips lists 12% (2 Step Flex); Maven Trading lists 5% (1-step) · 8% (2-step, Omo) · 3% (3-step, Instant, Mini).
- FundingPips publishes its news trading (Allowed in evaluation; restricted 5 min around red-folder news on the Master account); Maven Trading does not state one on the pages we read.
- FundingPips publishes its weekend holding (Allowed); Maven Trading does not state one on the pages we read.
- Payout Time: FundingPips lists Every 14 days (bi-weekly cycle); Maven Trading lists 10 business days (Standard, Omo) · 24 hours (Mini).
- FundingPips also lists Metals, Energies.
- Maven Trading also lists Commodities.
A figure marked “—” is one that prop firm does not publish on the pages we could read; it is not a zero. Terms differ by country and change often, so confirm on each site before opening an account.
FundingPips: why traders choose it
- Five models: Zero, 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Flex and 2 Step Pro, on $5K to $100K accounts
- 2 Step Flex: 10% then 6% profit targets, 4% daily loss, 12% overall loss, unlimited time, one minimum trading day per phase
- Leverage 1:100 on forex; 1:30 metals, 1:20 indices, 1:10 energies, 1:2 crypto
- News trading and overnight or weekend holding are allowed during evaluation
- Reward cycles every 14 days at an 85% or 95% split, minimum reward 1%
- Swap-free add-on on every account size; inactivity limit of 30 days
Maven Trading: why traders choose it
- Prices from $14 for a $2K account to $342 for $100K
- Standard 1-step: 8% target, 3% daily loss, 5% overall loss
- Standard 2-step: 8% then 5%, 4% daily loss, 8% overall loss
- Standard 3-step: three phases of 3% with a 3% overall loss
- Omo 2-step: 6% then 8% with an 8% overall loss; Buy now pay later with a 4% first target
- Payouts in 10 business days on Standard, 24 hours on Mini
FundingPips pros
- Every rule for every model is on one public page with the exact numbers
- A 12% overall loss limit is roomier than the usual 10%
- No time limit and a single minimum trading day per phase
FundingPips cons
- Rules change between models; the numbers above are for 2 Step Flex, so read your own model's page
- On the Master account news trading is restricted and profits made around red-folder events are deducted
- Accounts of $25K and above carry a maximum risk per trade idea of 3%, dropping to 2% above $25K
Maven Trading pros
- The cheapest entry on this list; a $2K account costs less than a takeaway
- Targets and drawdowns are printed per model on the home page
- Seven models, including a pay-later option
Maven Trading cons
- Tight limits: a 3% daily loss and 5% overall on the 1-step leave little room
- An 80% split with a 10-business-day payout is slower than the fastest firms
- MetaTrader is not offered to US or Canadian residents
About FundingPips
FundingPips runs five evaluation models on accounts from $5,000 to $100,000. The 2 Step Flex model shown on its objectives page asks for 10% then 6% with a 4% daily and 12% overall loss limit, no time limit, and pays rewards every 14 days at an 85% or 95% split. The firm is registered in Dubai and runs its own broker, Tradin.
About Maven Trading
Maven Trading sells challenges from $14 for a $2,000 account to $342 for $100,000, across Standard 1, 2 and 3-step models, Instant, Mini, Buy now pay later and Omo 2-step. Every model's targets and loss limits are on the home page. The firm is registered in Dubai Silicon Oasis.
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