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In short: Foxx Funded is a Forex and CFD prop firm selling a 1-Step evaluation and an Instant Funding account on simulated MetaTrader 5 accounts from $10,000 to $500,000, with no time limit. The 1-Step asks for a 7% closed profit target against a 4% daily and 8% static drawdown, with a 2% cap on risk per trade and a 25% consistency rule. Payouts begin after 14 trading days at a 70% share, reaching 90% by the third payout. Instant Funding skips the evaluation, carries no profit target, and pays a share running from 50% to 80%.
Prices below are the fees on the Foxx Funded pricing selector as of 22 September 2026, before promotional codes and add-ons.
Table of Contents
What is Foxx Funded?
Foxx Funded is a Forex and CFD prop firm that pays traders a share of the profit they make on a simulated account. Foxx Funded sells two routes: a 1-Step evaluation across seven account sizes, and an Instant Funding account across five sizes that skips the evaluation. Both run on MetaTrader 5, and the 1-Step carries no time limit.
Foxx Funded is the trading name of Foxx Limited, registered in Saint Lucia under company number 2026-00126, with a second entity, Semizu L.L.C.-FZ, registered at Meydan Grandstand in Dubai. The firm states that its accounts are demo accounts simulating market conditions, that no real capital is entrusted to traders, and that it is neither a broker nor a financial institution. Payouts go out through Rise.
The largest account Foxx Funded sells is $500,000, on the 1-Step route. The headline 90% profit share applies from the third payout rather than the first, and is set out in full in the payout section below.
Foxx Funded account types and prices
Foxx Funded charges a one-time fee per account, quoted in euros while account sizes are quoted in US dollars. These are the 1-Step fees on the Foxx Funded pricing selector as of 22 September 2026, before any promotional code or add-ons.
| Account size | One-time fee | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $10,000 | €109 | $700 | $400 | $800 |
| $25,000 | €265 | $1,750 | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| $50,000 | €359 | $3,500 | $2,000 | $4,000 |
| $100,000 | €549 | $7,000 | $4,000 | $8,000 |
| $200,000 | €969 | $14,000 | $8,000 | $16,000 |
| $300,000 | €1,345 | $21,000 | $12,000 | $24,000 |
| $500,000 | €1,990 | $35,000 | $20,000 | $40,000 |
Every 1-Step size carries the same rule set, so capital and fee are the only variables. The dollar figures above are those percentages applied to each account size.
Instant Funding prices
Instant Funding places a trader on a funded account at purchase with no evaluation phase. It runs across five sizes, stopping at $100,000, and carries no profit target. These are the fees on the Foxx Funded pricing selector as of 22 September 2026.
| Account size | One-time fee | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Max loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | €230 | None | $200 | $400 |
| $10,000 | €380 | None | $400 | $800 |
| $25,000 | €769 | None | $1,000 | $2,000 |
| $50,000 | €1,209 | None | $2,000 | $4,000 |
| $100,000 | €2,419 | None | $4,000 | $8,000 |
Instant Funding uses the same 4% daily and 8% maximum loss limits as the 1-Step and the same five minimum trading days. The fee is the main difference between the routes. A $100,000 Instant Funding account costs €2,419 against €549 for the 1-Step at the same size, so skipping the evaluation is priced at roughly four and a half times the evaluated route, and the profit share it pays runs lower.
Foxx Funded evaluation rules
The Foxx Funded 1-Step requires a 7% closed profit target. Open profit does not count, so a position sitting in profit at the moment you hit the number does not complete the evaluation. Around that target sit four limits.
| Rule | Limit | How it is measured |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 7% | Closed profit only |
| Daily drawdown | 4% | Reset every trading day |
| Maximum drawdown | 8% | Static, from initial capital |
| Max risk per trade | 2% | Every trade, no exceptions stated |
| Consistency rule | 25% | Share of the cycle's profit from one trade idea |
| Minimum trading days | 5 | To complete the evaluation |
| Time limit | None | Unlimited evaluation time |
The 8% maximum drawdown is static. It is measured from initial capital and does not trail a rising balance, so the breach level stays at 92% of the starting figure for the life of the evaluation regardless of how much profit is built.
The 2% per-trade risk cap sits against a 4% daily limit, so two trades at the full permitted risk reach the daily limit. The 25% consistency rule is measured per trade idea rather than per trading day, which means it follows a single thesis across several entries rather than resetting at the end of each day.
Foxx Funded payouts and the profit split
Foxx Funded advertises up to 90%. The firm's payout page sets out how that figure is reached.
| Route | First payout | Then | Profit share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step | After 14 trading days | Every 7 trading days | 70%, then 80%, then 90% |
| Instant Funding | After 4 weeks | Every 2 weeks | 50% rising to 80% |
The cycle is counted in trading days rather than calendar days, so 14 trading days means 14 days on which trades are placed. The advertised 90% does not apply to Instant Funding at any stage, since that route rises to 80%.
Payouts are requested from the client area once eligible, require identity verification, and are subject to account review before release. Foxx Funded notes that request eligibility is separate from receipt, which depends on the payment provider.
What the public rulebook does not show
Foxx Funded's rulebook page publishes the six headline limits above, then places the detail behind expandable FAQ items covering inactivity, free retries, account limits, maximum capital, the fee refund and what happens when a rule is breached. Those items do not render without scripting, so the rules that determine when an account ends are not readable on the page itself.
Three of them are not published anywhere on the public site. Whether a stop loss is mandatory on every funded trade, which third-party verification records as a requirement and which the rulebook page does not state. What the inactivity threshold is and whether it is counted in calendar or trading days. And at which payout the evaluation fee is returned, reported elsewhere as the fourth payout and absent from the firm's own pages. All three are confirmed by support rather than in advance.
Foxx Funded lists a Discord community, a contact form and an email address for support, and advertises availability 24/7. The help centre link in the site footer resolves to an email address rather than a help centre.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths
- 8% maximum drawdown is static, measured from initial capital, and does not trail
- 7% closed profit target on the 1-Step evaluation
- No time limit on either route
- Only 5 minimum trading days to complete the evaluation
- Seven account sizes on the 1-Step, from $10,000 to $500,000
- Instant Funding available from $5,000 with no profit target
- Payout cycle of every 7 trading days once established
- Headline limits and all 1-Step prices published before purchase
Trade-offs
- Payout denial is the most frequently recurring theme in negative trader reviews
- The 90% split arrives on the third payout, and Instant Funding never reaches it
- Inactivity, retry, fee refund and breach rules are not readable on the public rulebook
- 2% risk cap per trade and a 25% per-idea consistency rule
- Instant Funding costs €2,419 at $100,000 against €549 for the 1-Step at the same size
- Saint Lucia entity registered in 2026, with no listed live chat or ticketed help centre
- MetaTrader 5 is the only platform
Who Foxx Funded suits
Is Foxx Funded legit?
Foxx Funded is the trading name of Foxx Limited, registered in Saint Lucia under company number 2026-00126 at Ground Floor, The Sotheby Building, Rodney Bay, Gros-Islet. A second entity, Semizu L.L.C.-FZ, registration number 2423826, is listed at Meydan Grandstand, Nad Al Sheba, Dubai. Foxx Funded is not a broker and not a regulated financial services provider, and states that it accepts no client deposits and gives no investment advice. That position is normal for a prop firm selling simulated evaluations.
The Saint Lucia company number indicates a 2026 incorporation, so the operating entity is newer than the brand itself. Foxx Funded also restricts traders resident in the United Arab Emirates while operating a registered entity in Dubai.
What traders complain about
Payout denial is the most frequently recurring theme in negative trader reviews of the firm. The recurring account is that a rule breach is identified during manual review when a payout is requested rather than blocked during trading, and that the account is then closed and the payout refused. One reviewer describes passing a $100,000 1-Step, requesting a first payout, and having the account closed over trades that carried no stop loss at the moment they were opened. Another describes repeated payout refusals on allegations of martingale trading. These are unverified trader accounts, and Foxx Funded disputes the characterisation in its replies.
Other reviewers report receiving payouts, including one who was refused twice, changed how they traded and was then paid. The independent directory PropFirmMatch has not listed or verified Foxx Funded.
Alternatives to Foxx Funded
Two firms in our directory sell comparable one-phase products. Compare how each measures drawdown, since that is where the three differ most.
| Firm | Routes | Max drawdown | Profit split | First payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foxx Funded | 1-Step, Instant | 8% static | 70% rising to 90% | 14 trading days |
| FundedNext | Instant, 1 Step, 2 Step, Lite | Varies by plan | Up to 95% | Varies by plan |
| Get Funded Now | Instant, 1 Step, 2 Step | 8%, 10% with add-on | 80%, 90% with add-on | 14 days from first trade |
For the full set of firms we track, including how each one measures drawdown, use the prop firm directory. Firms we have flagged for trader-reported issues are listed on our warning page.
Summary
Foxx Funded sells a 1-Step evaluation at a 7% closed profit target against a static 8% maximum drawdown and a 4% daily drawdown, with a 2% cap on risk per trade, a 25% per-idea consistency rule, five minimum trading days and no deadline. Fees run from €109 at $10,000 to €1,990 at $500,000. The platform is MetaTrader 5 and payouts go through Rise.
Funded payouts begin after 14 trading days at a 70% share, move to 80%, then reach the advertised 90% at the third payout, on a cycle of every 7 trading days. Instant Funding waits 4 weeks, then pays every 2 weeks on a share running from 50% to 80%. The payout showcase and leaderboard on the firm's site are labelled as examples rather than verified client payouts.
The rules governing stop losses, inactivity and the fee refund are not readable on the public rulebook. Payout denial is the most frequently recurring theme in negative trader reviews of the firm, and the independent directory PropFirmMatch has not listed or verified Foxx Funded.
Foxx Funded FAQs
Is Foxx Funded legit?
Foxx Funded is the trading name of Foxx Limited, registered in Saint Lucia under company number 2026-00126, with a second entity, Semizu L.L.C.-FZ, registered in Dubai. Foxx Funded publishes its headline rules and its prices before purchase and states that all its accounts are simulated. Payout denial is the most frequently recurring complaint in public trader reviews of the firm.
What is the Foxx Funded profit target?
The Foxx Funded 1-Step evaluation requires a 7% closed profit target. Open profit does not count toward it. The account must stay inside a 4% daily drawdown and an 8% static maximum drawdown, risk no more than 2% on any single trade, and trade on at least 5 separate days.
Does Foxx Funded really pay 90%?
Foxx Funded pays 90% only from the third payout on a 1-Step funded account. The first payout pays 70% and the second pays 80%. Instant Funding accounts start at 50% and rise to 80%, so the advertised 90% does not apply to the Instant Funding route at all.
When does Foxx Funded pay out?
Foxx Funded pays 1-Step funded accounts after 14 trading days, then every 7 trading days. Trading days are counted as days on which trades are placed, not calendar days. Instant Funding accounts wait 4 weeks for the first payout, then move to a 2-week cycle. Payouts are sent through Rise.
What is the Foxx Funded consistency rule?
Foxx Funded applies a 25% consistency rule, measured as the share of a cycle's profit coming from any single trade idea. Combined with the 2% maximum risk per trade, the rule rules out strategies that rely on one large winner carrying the account through an evaluation or a payout cycle.
What countries can not use Foxx Funded?
Foxx Funded restricts traders in the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Sudan, Syria, North Korea and Iran. The UAE restriction is notable because Foxx Funded operates a second registered entity in Dubai while not accepting traders resident there.
What platform does Foxx Funded use?
Foxx Funded runs on MetaTrader 5. The firm states that Foxx Limited provides services to clients trading on the MetaQuotes platform, and lists no other platform on its site. Foxx Funded does not publish an instrument list on its public pages, and third-party directories record forex, indices, metals and crypto CFDs.
Foxx Funded rules and payout schedule
The full rule set and the payout schedule are published on the firm's own pages.
Foxx Funded payout schedule