Fintokei Challenges
Fintokei runs 1 Step + 2 Step + 3 Step challenges with absolute balance drawdown. Account sizes range from $5K to $400K, with evaluation fees from $44–$2,399. Trading runs on cTrader, MT4, MT5, TradingView.
Fintokei challenge types and pricing
17 active Fintokei challenges across 1 step + 2 step + 3 step tiers. Filter by account size and program type to find the right fit.
Challenges 17
| Account Size | Steps | Profit Target | Daily Loss | Max Loss | Profit Split | Payout Freq. | Rewards | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
$5KProTrader | 2 Step | $400 $300 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 98 | |
$10KProTrader | 2 Step | $800 $600 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 198 | |
$20KProTrader | 2 Step | $1,600 $1,200 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 318 | |
$50KProTrader | 2 Step | $4,000 $3,000 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 638 | |
$100KProTrader | 2 Step | $8,000 $6,000 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 1,058 | |
$200KProTrader | 2 Step | $16,000 $12,000 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 2,298 | |
$400KProTrader | 2 Step | $32,000 $24,000 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 4,798 | |
$50KProTrader Swing | 2 Step | $4,000 $3,000 | — | — | 80% | instant payouts | 838 | |
$5KStartTrader | 3 Step | $100 $150 $300 | — | — | 50% | instant payouts | 88 | |
$20KStartTrader | 3 Step | $400 $600 $1,200 | — | — | 50% | instant payouts | 238 | |
$50KStartTrader | 3 Step | $1,000 $1,500 $3,000 | — | — | 50% | instant payouts | 488 | |
$100KStartTrader | 3 Step | $2,000 $3,000 $6,000 | — | — | 50% | instant payouts | 838 | |
$10KSwiftTrader | 1 Step | $600 | — | — | 90% | instant payouts | 178 | |
$20KSwiftTrader | 1 Step | $1,200 | — | — | 90% | instant payouts | 288 | |
$50KSwiftTrader | 1 Step | $3,000 | — | — | 90% | instant payouts | 598 | |
$100KSwiftTrader | 1 Step | $6,000 | — | — | 90% | instant payouts | 998 | |
$200KSwiftTrader Best Value | 1 Step | $12,000 | — | — | 90% | instant payouts | 2,198 |
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638
1,058
2,298
4,798
838
88
238
488
838
178
288
598
998
2,198Key trading rules
The rules that shape every Fintokei evaluation, condensed to one line per item.
Fee refund policy
Fintokei refunds the challenge fee — typically with the trader's first payout. Confirm the exact terms on Fintokei's website before purchase.
Why traders fail Fintokei challenges
The most common failure causes are tied directly to Fintokei's rule set — here are the ones to plan around before paying for an evaluation.
- 1
Breaching the absolute balance drawdown
Fintokei enforces a drawdown limit on the account balance. Traders typically breach it by oversizing — a single trade that goes against them is enough.
Tip: Cap your risk per trade so a stop-out never approaches the daily or max loss line.
- 2
Failing the consistency rule
Fintokei enforces a consistency rule (Evaluation Phase: No more than 40% of the Profit Target can be achieved in a single day). One outsized winning day can disqualify the run even if the profit target is hit.
Tip: Spread profit across multiple sessions — don't double down once you're up. Smaller, repeatable winners pass the rule cleanly.
- 3
Not meeting the minimum trading days
Fintokei requires at least 3 trading days on the evaluation. Hitting the profit target faster doesn't fast-track you — the day count gates the pass.
Tip: Plan for the day count from day 1. Place at least one position-managed trade per required day, even if you're already in profit.
Who Fintokei fits
Good fit if you trade like this:
- News-event traders — no restrictions on trading high-impact releases.
- Swing traders — positions can be held over the weekend.
- Algorithmic and EA traders — automation is permitted.
Look elsewhere if any of these apply:
- High-variance traders relying on a single big day — the consistency rule will block the pass.
Want to see how real traders rate Fintokei's rule set?
Read Fintokei reviewsFintokei challenge FAQ
Quick answers to the questions traders ask before paying for a Fintokei evaluation.
Still have questions?
See the full Fintokei FAQ, rules, and payout policy on the main profile.
