Nordic Funder: FX challenge prices, rules and payouts

Challenges from

$42.50

$5K account

Profit split

80%

best on offer

Programs

1-step, 2-step

8 challenges

Accounts up to

$500K

Trailing, Static drawdown

Overview

Nordic Funder markets itself as a Scandinavian funded trader programme. Assessments are run by Forest Park FX LTD, and you trade on DXtrade, Match-Trader or cTrader. It covers forex and CFDs, crypto, equities and instant funding, with staged forex accounts up to $500K. It suits traders who run EAs, since every account allows them without approval.

How the evaluation works

One-Step: a 10% target, a 5% daily loss and a 6% drawdown that trails your high-water mark. From $42.50 for $5K.
Two-Step: 10% then 5%, with a 4% daily loss and an 8% static drawdown.
Three-Step: 5% in each of three phases, with a 5% static drawdown.
Lite tracks: cheaper one- and two-step accounts from $25, with tighter daily limits that trail intraday and 3 profitable days of 1% needed.

The daily loss on the staged forex tracks is measured on end-of-day balance. There's no time limit, but the account closes after 30 days without trading on forex, or 14 days on crypto, equities and instant accounts.

Rules worth knowing

Weekend holding is a paid add-on, so plan for it if you swing trade. Funded Lite accounts carry a 50% consistency rule, crypto 25% and equities and instant funding 20%. You can copy your own strategy across your own accounts, but coordinated trading with other people is banned, as are latency arbitrage and stale-price scalping. Leverage is low on the staged tracks: 20:1 on forex and metals.

Getting paid

The split is 80%, or 90% with an add-on. The first withdrawal has no waiting period, and after that you can withdraw every 14 days. A breach forfeits any profit you haven't withdrawn, so take payouts as you go. The fee isn't refunded.

At a glance

Platforms: cTrader, DXtrade, Match-Trader
Payouts: —

Good

EAs and algos allowed on every account with no approval
First withdrawal with no waiting period
Accounts up to $500,000 on the staged FX tracks

Watch for

Fee is not refundable
Weekend holding costs extra as an add-on
One-Step uses a trailing drawdown

Challenges

Every account Nordic Funder sells. Sort by any column.

Program						Drawdown			Payouts
One-Step1-step	$5K	$42.50	10%	5%	6%	Trailing	80%	None	14 days
One-Step1-step	$50K	$425	10%	5%	6%	Trailing	80%	None	14 days
One-Step1-step	$100K	$850	10%	5%	6%	Trailing	80%	None	14 days
One-Step1-step	$500K	$4,887.50	10%	5%	6%	Trailing	80%	None	14 days
Two-Step2-step	$5K	$60	10% / 5%	4%	8%	Static	80%	None	14 days
Two-Step2-step	$50K	$345	10% / 5%	4%	8%	Static	80%	None	14 days
Two-Step2-step	$100K	$525	10% / 5%	4%	8%	Static	80%	None	14 days
Two-Step2-step	$500K	$2,760	10% / 5%	4%	8%	Static	80%	None	14 days

Trading rules

What the funded account lets you do. Restricted means allowed with conditions; check the firm's terms.

News tradingNot checked yet

Expert advisors / botsAllowed

Copy tradingRestricted

Weekend holdingRestricted

Overnight holdingNot checked yet

HedgingNot checked yet

Payouts

How you get paid

Methods: —
Frequency: 14 days
First payout: —

Profit split by program

One-Step: up to 80%
Two-Step: up to 80%

What traders say

Scores from the sites traders use, and our summary of what they're saying, checked 6 October 2026.

Trustpilot3.2/ 556 reviews · checked 6 October 2026 ↗Prop Firm Match5.0/ 5checked 6 October 2026 ↗MyfxbookRead the threadschecked 6 October 2026 ↗RedditRead the threadschecked 6 October 2026 ↗

Nordic Funder is a small Swedish forex prop firm with a thin and divided review record. It scores 3.2 on Trustpilot from only 56 reviews, and Trustpilot notes the firm has not invited reviews recently or replied to negative ones. Prop Firm Match shows a perfect 5.0, but on a small number of reviews. Most of the positive feedback dates from 2023 and 2024; the more recent reviews lean negative.

What traders like

Personal support. Several Prop Firm Match and Trustpilot reviewers describe a small, attentive team, with staff named for quick and helpful follow-up.
Payouts on time. A number of traders say they received several payouts without problems.
Execution and rules. Reviewers praise execution through Scandinavian Capital Markets, EA support, the scaling plan and fairly simple rules.

Common complaints

Unannounced account closures. Independent reviewers point to recent one-star Trustpilot reviews describing accounts closed without warning.
Unanswered support. Some say emails and promised call-backs went unanswered, and one long complaint compares the business model to a Ponzi scheme.
Fees and payout timing. Traders Union notes reviews mentioning significant withdrawal fees, and some dislike the 30-day payout cycle.

With only a few dozen reviews in total, these patterns rest on a small sample.