Side-by-side comparison
Velotrade vs Crypto Fund Trader
How Velotrade compares with Crypto Fund Trader on the rules that decide whether you pass, from each firm's official terms. Velotrade publishes this page, so we show where Crypto Fund Trader is stronger too.


Where Velotrade differs
- Drawdown model: Static on every planCrypto Fund Trader: Static on 2- and 3-Phase, trailing on 1-Phase and Break
- Consistency rule: None at any stageCrypto Fund Trader: 40% single-day cap on Break final-stage accounts
- News trading: Allowed on every planCrypto Fund Trader: Blocked within 2 min of high-impact news on Ascend
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Where Crypto Fund Trader is stronger
- Direct Bybit integration for exchange-native crypto execution
- Longer track record, operating since 2022
Velotrade vs Crypto Fund Trader: Full Comparison
| Rule | ||
|---|---|---|
| Drawdown | Static All challenges use static drawdown. Floor is fixed from starting balance and never moves for the life of the account. Full detailAll challenges use static drawdown. Floor is fixed from starting balance and never moves for the life of the account. Limits differ by plan: CLASSIC 2-Step 5% daily / 10% max, CLASSIC 1-Step 4% daily / 7% max, PRO 1-Step 3% daily / 3% max. | Varies Varies by program: the 2-Phase and 3-Phase evaluations use a static max loss; the 1-Phase and Break models use a trailing max loss. Full detailVaries by program: the 2-Phase and 3-Phase evaluations use a static max loss; the 1-Phase and Break models use a trailing max loss. No program uses tick-by-tick on unrealised intraday peaks. |
| Consistency rule | None | Varies |
| Risk per trade cap | No cap No cap on risk per trade and no max lot size. Your only sizing limit is the static drawdown. | Capped Funded / final-stage accounts require a stop-loss and no single trade may exceed 2% risk of account size. |
| News trading | Yes | Varies Generally allowed; the Ascend Evaluation bans opening or increasing risk within 2 min of high-impact news or market opens. |
| Weekend holding | Yes | Yes Allowed on all account types and instruments. |
| EAs / bots | Yes | Varies EAs allowed but bans HFT, tick scalping, arbitrage and news-scalping EAs, and cross-account/copy strategies. |
| Daily loss limit | 3% PRO 1-Step 4% CLASSIC 1-Step 5% CLASSIC 2-Step | 5% |
| Overall loss limit | 3% PRO 1-Step 7% CLASSIC 1-Step 10% CLASSIC 2-Step | 10% |
| Profit split | 80% base, 90% with a paid add-on Standard split is 80%, with a 90% add-on available. No time-based scaling. | 80% base, 90% add-on 80/20 default on funded accounts; the 90% Bonus Performance add-on costs 20% of the evaluation price. |
| Fee refund | No | Verify |
| Platforms | DXtrade | MT5, Match-Trader, Bybit |
| Assets | Crypto, FX, Indices, Stocks, Commodities | Crypto, FX, Indices, Stocks, Commodities |
| Account sizes | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K |
| Payout methods | Crypto | Crypto |
Last verified: 2026-09-08 (Velotrade), 2026-09-29 (Crypto Fund Trader). Always verify current terms on each firm's official site before purchasing.
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Multi-asset · Hong Kong · Est. 2016
Before you switch from Crypto Fund Trader
Is Velotrade a broker?+
No. Velotrade runs simulated trading evaluations for educational purposes. You trade a demo account with simulated funds.
How are rewards paid?+
In USDC or USDT. Your first payout is available 14 days after you are funded, then weekly on request.
Is the fee refundable?+
No. The evaluation fee is one-time and non-refundable, so read the rules before you buy.
What happens if I break a rule?+
That evaluation ends. You can start a new one whenever you like, on the same rules.
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