FXIFY 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.

FXIFY

One, two and three phase programmes, instant funding and a Lightning Challenge, with on-demand first payouts.

ForexIndicesCommoditiesCryptoFutures
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Maven Trading

Low-priced challenges from $14 for $2K, with every target and limit published per model.

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DetailFXIFYMaven Trading
Challenge TypeOne Phase · Two Phase · Three Phase · Instant Funding · Lightning ChallengeStandard 1-step, 2-step, 3-step · Instant · Mini · Buy now pay later · Omo 2-step
Profit SplitUp to 90%80% (70% on Mini)
Max Daily Loss3% (Standard 1-step, 3-step) · 4% (2-step) · 2% (Instant, Mini)
Max Overall Loss5% (1-step) · 8% (2-step, Omo) · 3% (3-step, Instant, Mini)
Weekend HoldingAllowed
Payout TimeOn demand from the first funded trading day; bi-weekly as an add-on10 business days (Standard, Omo) · 24 hours (Mini)
HeadquartersPort Louis, Mauritius (registered); UK officeDubai Silicon Oasis, UAE

What the figures say

  • Profit Split: FXIFY lists Up to 90%; Maven Trading lists 80% (70% on Mini).
  • Maven Trading publishes its max daily loss (3% (Standard 1-step, 3-step) · 4% (2-step) · 2% (Instant, Mini)); FXIFY does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Maven Trading publishes its max overall loss (5% (1-step) · 8% (2-step, Omo) · 3% (3-step, Instant, Mini)); FXIFY does not state one on the pages we read.
  • FXIFY publishes its weekend holding (Allowed); Maven Trading does not state one on the pages we read.
  • Payout Time: FXIFY lists On demand from the first funded trading day; bi-weekly as an add-on; Maven Trading lists 10 business days (Standard, Omo) · 24 hours (Mini).
  • FXIFY also lists Futures.

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.

FXIFY: why traders choose it

  • Five ways in: one, two and three phase programmes, instant funding and a 5% target Lightning Challenge
  • Starting capital from $5,000 to $400,000; futures accounts up to $450,000
  • First payout on demand, as early as the first funded trading day
  • Choice of static or trailing drawdown
  • Hold positions over the weekend
  • TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and DXtrade

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

FXIFY pros

  • Programme choice is wider than most; a cautious trader can take three phases with lower targets
  • On-demand payouts without waiting for a cycle
  • A 5% target Lightning Challenge from $59 for a quick attempt

FXIFY cons

  • Daily and overall loss limits are not on the home page; they depend on the programme and drawdown type chosen
  • Reaching the 90% split uses paid add-ons
  • The registered company is in Mauritius

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 FXIFY

FXIFY offers one, two and three phase evaluations, instant funding and a Lightning Challenge with a 5% target, on capital from $5,000 to $400,000. Payouts are on demand from the first funded day and the performance split reaches 90%. Platforms are TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and DXtrade.

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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