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WSFunded review: rules, prices and payouts

Saint Lucia·Founded 2024·★ 4.3 (4,861)

Payouts every 10 days after first cycleClassic 8% then 5% with static 8% max lossPrime offers instant payouts at 90%Stop loss required within 2 minutesPer-size prices not readable from homepageCopy trading tightly limited

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Daily / max loss4% / 6%balance, static max loss

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4.34,861 reviews · 11% one-star

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Our verdict

WSFunded suits a trader who wants frequent payouts and a broad plan menu, with first payouts after 15 days on Classic and Ultra and then every 10 days, plus instant payouts on the Prime waitlist plan. The Classic 2-Step route pairs 8% then 5% targets with a 5% daily loss limit and an 8% static maximum loss, which is a forgiving shape for a two-phase evaluation.

What traders likeReviewers describe responsive, helpful supportReviewers find the rules clear and trader-friendlyReviewers report fast, reliable payoutsReviewers like the spreads and trading conditionsReviewers praise the trading platform as easy to use or smooth and reliable to trade on

What traders complain aboutReviewers report payouts rejected or held, often citing risk or trade rules they disputeReviewers report accounts blocked or banned at or after KYC, with document or ID flags they disputeReviewers dispute how the 1% risk-per-trade rule was appliedReviewers report accounts terminated or cancelled without an explanation they acceptSome reviewers call the firm a scam

Summary

WSFunded, also called Wall Street Funded, offers Rapid, Classic, Ultra, Elite, Prime and Instant plans on MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, DXTrade and TradeLocker, with accounts up to $100,000 and combined funded allocation up to $400,000. Most plans pay an 80% profit split, with payouts every 10 days after the first cycle and a $100 minimum payout. The Classic 2-Step plan targets 8% then 5% with a 5% daily loss limit and an 8% static maximum loss, while Rapid is a single 10% phase. Every trade needs a stop loss within 2 minutes, and copy trading between funded accounts is not allowed.

Firm overview

Which trading platforms can you use?MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, DXTrade, TradeLocker

How can a trader pay?Credit/Debit CardCryptocurrency

How are payouts sent?Cryptocurrency · Riseworks

CEOAlbert Suriol

Clearing broker for prop programWSFMarkets

Where is the firm based?Saint Lucia

Founded2024

Years operating2

Instruments and assets

Example symbolsEURUSDGBPUSDUSDJPYAUDUSDUSDCADEURGBPXAUUSDXAGUSDUS30SPX500NAS100UKOILUSOILBTCUSD

Leverage

Crypto1:2

Energy1:30

Forex1:50

Indices1:30

Metals1:30

Commissions

No commission table.

Example No worked commission example can be given because no commission table.

Consistency

EvaluationEvaluation plans: no consistency rule on Classic, Ultra and Rapid. Instant plans carry a best day rule at the funded stage.

Funded accountInstant Standard: no single day above 30% of total profit. Instant Pro: no single day above 15% of total profit. Instant accounts also require 4 profitable days of at least 0.5% each before a payout request.

Firm rules

Minimum trading daysEvaluation and funded: 4 trading days on Rapid, Classic, Ultra and Elite. Instant Standard and Instant Pro: 4 profitable days of at least 0.5% each before a payout request. Prime: no minimum days.

News tradingAllowed during evaluation. On funded accounts, opening or closing trades on affected instruments is not allowed within 4 minutes before and 4 minutes after high-impact news events, and all trades during high-impact news must include a predefined stop loss and take profit.

Copy tradingManual copy trading between a trader's own accounts is allowed only when both accounts are in the evaluation phase and neither is a $100,000 account. Copying between funded accounts, between a challenge and a funded account, to $100,000 accounts, through external tools, or between different clients is not allowed.

InactivityAccounts with no activity for 30 days breach on inactivity.

Challenges

Program	Account	Price	Activation	Target	Max loss	Drawdown	Daily loss	True cost (1 mo) ↓
Wall Street Rapid	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	$10,000	$6,000	Static	4% (balance)	—	Get
Wall Street Classic	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	$8,000	$8,000	Static	5% (balance)	—	Get
Wall Street Ultra	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	$10,000	$10,000	Static	5% (balance)	—	Get
Instant Standard	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	—	$6,000	Trailing	3% (balance)	—	Get
Instant Pro	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	—	$5,000	Trailing	3% (balance)	—	Get
Wall Street Prime	$100K	—	$0 (Free)	$5,000	—	—	None	—	Get

Payouts

Profit split80% on the standard plan · up to 100% on some plans or with scaling (details in the FAQ)

FrequencyEvery 10 days after the first payout on most plans, instant on Prime

Minimum payout$100

Restricted countries

Any other jurisdiction listed by FATF or subject to international sanctions is also excluded.

Fully restricted (14):

United StatesSingaporeRussiaUnited Arab EmiratesCubaSudanSomaliaIranLebanonSyriaNorth KoreaLibya+2 more

Limited (2).

Spain: the 1-Step Power program is not available to users located in Spain and AndorraAndorra: the 1-Step Power program is not available to users located in Spain and Andorra

FAQ

What is WSFunded?WSFunded, also called Wall Street Funded, is a simulated prop trading program operated through WSF Technology FZCO and WSFMarkets Ltd. Traders pass an evaluation or buy instant funding, then trade a simulated account and keep 80% of profits on most plans.

What account sizes are offered?Evaluation and instant accounts are offered up to $100,000 each, with funded accounts combinable up to $400,000 and scaling toward $2,000,000 through the VIP program.

What is the profit split?Most plans pay 80% to the trader, rising toward 95% to 100% through scaling and VIP tiers. Prime pays 90% with instant payouts.

How does the Wall Street Classic plan work?Phase 1 targets 8% and Phase 2 targets 5%, with a 5% daily loss limit, an 8% static maximum loss, and 4 trading days. The first payout comes after 15 days, then every 10 days.

What is Wall Street Rapid?Rapid is a one-phase plan with a 10% target, a 4% daily loss limit and a 6% maximum loss. The first payout comes after 30 days, then every 10 days.

Can I hold positions over the weekend?Yes. Weekend holding and trading is allowed, and traders may keep and open positions over the weekend.

Are expert advisors allowed?Expert advisors and cBots are allowed on evaluation plans that follow a permitted strategy, but they are not allowed on Instant Standard or Instant Pro accounts. All trades must carry a stop loss within 2 minutes of opening.

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r/PropfirmsForum2026-10-06
WSFunded reviews? Are they legit?
The poster asks whether anyone passed and got a payout. Replies are short: one says it is legit, one suggests starting with the smallest account. No payout details given.

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Is WSFunded legit?

WSFunded, also known as Wall Street Funded, is a firm founded in 2024. Most plans pay every 10 days after a first payout at 15 days, while Prime pays instantly. Prop firms are not regulated like brokers, so your protection comes from the firm's own rules, not a regulator. Check which plan's payout timing applies to you before you pay, since the timing differs by plan.

Founded: Founded in 2024. The firm is based in Saint Lucia.
Trustpilot: 4.3 from 4,861 reviews in October 2026.
Payouts: First payouts after 15 days on Classic, Ultra, and Instant plans, and after 30 days on Rapid; Prime pays instantly. After the first payout, most plans pay every 10 days. The minimum is $100.
Watch out for: Sampled negative reviews mention payouts held or rejected under disputed risk or trade rules, plus blocks around KYC.
Our take: A newer firm with plan-dependent payout timing, so the plan you pick matters. Prop trading can cost you every fee you pay.

Updated 2026-10-26

WSFunded review: rules, prices and payouts

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