Funded Trader Markets Review: Nitro and 2-Step Plus Explained
Compare Funded Trader Markets’ 1-Step Nitro and 2-Step Plus evaluations, including consistency, drawdown and account-size considerations.
Funded Trader Markets provides evaluation programs that lead to simulated funded accounts under the firm’s current terms. FeeBuddies currently lists two routes: 1-Step Nitro and 2-Step Plus. They differ in phase count, profit objectives and the way performance is assessed. Traders should pay particular attention to consistency, drawdown and minimum-day definitions rather than comparing only the advertised account balance.
Nitro and 2-Step Plus
Nitro is the one-phase route. Funded Trader Markets’ current FAQ describes a consistency calculation for this model, making the distribution of profit across trading days relevant alongside the target. The 2-Step Plus route uses two evaluation phases and a different collection of conditions. FeeBuddies currently lists Nitro packages from 25K to 300K and 2-Step Plus packages from 25K to 200K, with cashback shown for eligible purchases. Live availability may change.
Rules to study before purchase
Confirm how daily and overall drawdown are calculated, whether the overall limit trails, which consistency percentage applies and what happens if the ratio is exceeded. Review minimum qualifying days, floating-loss limits, payout eligibility, leverage by asset class, multiple-account allocation and rules for copying positions. Definitions may vary between evaluation and simulated funded stages, so read both sections of the official FAQ.