Funding opportunities
Evaluations from ten thousand to two hundred thousand USD let you match the allocation to the size you actually trade, and the Maven scaling plan raises it as your results settle.
Most traders who fail do not fail because they cannot read a chart. They fail because the account they trade is too small to pay for their time, and the pressure of that small account pushes them into the sizing mistakes that end careers. Maven was created to remove that pressure. The firm supplies the balance, the risk framework and the reporting, while the trader supplies the decisions.
An evaluation with Maven is not a puzzle designed to be failed. It is the same test a risk manager would run before handing capital to a new desk hire: can you produce a return without exceeding a defined loss, and can you repeat it. If the answer is yes, the funded account follows, and the profit split starts from your first closed trade.
The traders who do best with Maven are the ones who already have a process. They keep a journal, they size positions by percentage instead of by feeling, and they accept a flat week without forcing a trade. If that sounds like your routine, the allocation you deserve is a registration away.
Registration opens a Maven dashboard where your objective, your daily risk usage and your overall drawdown sit on one screen, refreshed as your trades close. Beside them you will find your bonus balance, your payout history and the exact requirement for your next scaling step.
Funding is easy to advertise and difficult to do honestly. These are the parts of Maven that traders mention when they explain why they stayed.
Evaluations from ten thousand to two hundred thousand USD let you match the allocation to the size you actually trade, and the Maven scaling plan raises it as your results settle.
One published rule set, no hidden objectives and no consistency clause invented after a payout request. Every Maven limit is written on the product page and mirrored in your dashboard.
Hold through the news, run expert advisors, trade overnight and over the weekend. Maven asks for risk discipline, not for a particular style of trading.
A moderated Maven community with weekly reviews, shared journals and mentors who trade funded capital themselves, because progress is faster with feedback.
Fourteen day payout cycles with up to ninety percent to the trader, and the evaluation fee refunded with the first withdrawal on most Maven programs.
Deep liquidity, tight spreads and stable fills during high volume sessions, so your backtested edge is not eaten by slippage inside the Maven environment.
Real time risk usage, soft warnings before a breach and an equity guard that closes exposure instead of letting one trade end a Maven account.
People, not scripts, available every trading day in several languages, with a median first reply measured in minutes across the Maven help desk.
Four steps, no interviews and no waiting list. Most traders finish the first step in about two minutes.
Create your account in about two minutes, claim the welcome bonus balance and choose the evaluation size that fits the way you already trade.
Reach the profit objective while keeping inside the daily and overall loss limits. There is no time pressure and no minimum number of trading days beyond the published figure.
The Maven risk desk reviews your account, issues the funded credentials and your profit split begins from the first closed trade on the new account.
Request payouts on a fourteen day cycle and grow the allocation through the Maven scaling plan as your equity curve proves itself.
One fee, paid once, refunded with your first payout on most programs. Every program shares the same rule set, so you only decide how much capital you want to manage.
One time fee 59 USD
One time fee 229 USD
One time fee 799 USD
Need a different size? The Maven scaling plan raises your allocation automatically as your funded equity curve settles, so start where you are comfortable today.
A short extract from the full comparison. Every line is published, so you can hold Maven to it.
| Condition | Maven | Typical prop firm |
|---|---|---|
| Published rule set with no hidden objectives | Yes, one page for every program | Often spread across several documents |
| Time limit on the evaluation | None | Thirty days is common |
| Consistency clause applied after a payout request | Never | Frequently applied |
| Profit split | Up to 90 percent | Typically 70 to 80 percent |
| Payout cycle | Every 14 days, first cycle can be brought forward | Monthly, rarely flexible |
| Evaluation fee refunded with the first payout | Yes on most programs | Rarely |
Scroll through recent messages from traders on funded Maven accounts across five continents.
I had passed evaluations elsewhere and lost the account to a rule I only discovered after the fact. At Maven every limit sits on the dashboard in front of me, so I trade my plan instead of guessing. The second payout arrived faster than the first.
The welcome bonus covered part of my first evaluation and the ten percent added to my top up paid for the upgrade to a larger account. What kept me at Maven is the support team answering in minutes with real answers.
Maven does not push me to rush. No time limit means I can stand aside for a week when my setup is absent, which is exactly how I trade my own money. The funded stage felt like a continuation, not a new environment.
Execution is the part nobody can fake. Fills on metals during the London open are tight and my automated entries behave the same way they do on my private account. That is why Maven keeps my main allocation.
Weekend crypto sessions are where I make most of my month and Maven lets me hold through them. I would like a few more exotic pairs, and the team told me they are on the roadmap, which was an honest answer.
The Maven scaling plan is written in plain language, so I always know what the next allocation requires. I moved from fifty thousand to two hundred thousand in five months without changing a single thing in my process.
A funding firm survives on risk management, and so does a trader. That is why the Maven framework is built around visible limits rather than surprise reviews. Your daily loss limit is calculated from the balance at the start of the trading day, your overall limit from the initial balance, and both are displayed as a percentage used rather than a number you have to work out yourself.
When exposure approaches a limit the dashboard warns you, and if the limit is reached the equity guard closes open positions instead of letting a single trade end the account. Nothing is reported after the fact, and no clause is applied retroactively when a payout is requested.
Funded Maven traders request a payout on a fourteen day cycle, and the first cycle can be brought forward once the account is in profit and every rule has been respected. Requests are reviewed on business days by the operations team, and the funds leave through the method chosen in your profile.
On most programs the evaluation fee comes back with that first payout, which means a completed Maven evaluation costs you nothing once you are funded. Your split stays with you as you scale, and priority processing is included from the Elite allocation upward.
Open your accountRegistration takes about two minutes, the welcome bonus balance lands in your dashboard immediately and ten percent is added to every top up you make afterwards.
Short answers to the questions our desk receives every day. If something is missing, the Maven support team replies on every trading day.