Finotive Funding Review

About Finotive Funding

Finotive Funding is a proprietary trading firm operating via finotivefunding.com. Its official Terms state that the firm is “not a brokerage,” all accounts under its programs are demo/simulated and non‑executable, and any profit sharing is governed by a separate Funded Trader Agreement. Trading access is provided on MetaTrader 5 through the affiliated Finotive Markets LLC, which is described as the MetaQuotes‑licensed provider of the MT5 platform. Available program types include One‑Step Challenge, Two‑Step Challenge, Finotive Pro, and Instant Funding. Terms Official site

Program parameters disclosed in the Terms include leverage caps of up to 1:100 (Challenge), up to 1:50 (Pro), up to 1:33 (Instant Funding Standard), and up to 1:25 (Instant Funding Lite). Fees for accounts are payable in USD, EUR, or GBP; KYC/AML checks may be required and failure to complete verification can lead to account restrictions or termination. Payouts are credited to Finotive Pay, with withdrawals available via bank transfer, Revolut, or crypto‑route options stated by the Finotive Pay service. Terms Finotive Pay

The affiliated brokerage site at finotivemarkets.com lists Finotive Markets LLC (registered address: Suite 305, Griffith Corporate Centre, Beachmont, P.O. Box 1510, Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines; “2152 LLC 2022”) and advertises MT5 access with a “full MetaQuotes licence” and a round‑lot commission of $5. The homepage of finotivefunding.com also links to this brokerage and notes “300+ instruments” available via the MT5 infrastructure. Finotive Markets Official site

Disclosed corporate details differ across official pages: the Terms describe Finotive Funding as a trading name of Finotive Group Global with registered office in Limassol, Cyprus (Company Registration Number HE459785), whereas the firm’s official blog/footer pages reference Finotive Funding Kft., Honvéd utca 8, 1054 Budapest, Hungary (Company No. 01‑09‑384153). This inconsistency is present in the company’s own materials. Terms Official blog

Who it’s for

• Experienced traders seeking prop‑firm evaluation or instant‑funding programs delivered on MT5 via an affiliated provider, rather than a regulated brokerage account.
• Traders comfortable with clearly defined drawdown limits, notional‑exposure caps, and other rule‑based risk controls.
• Participants who value frequent payout cycles and multiple withdrawal routes managed through an in‑house payroll wallet. Rules Finotive Pay

Pros and cons

Pros

• Multiple program tracks (One‑Step, Two‑Step, Pro, Instant) with published leverage and risk parameters. Terms
• MT5 access provided through an affiliated MetaQuotes‑licensed entity; the funding site links directly to the brokerage. Finotive Markets
• Weekly payout cycle and withdrawal options via bank transfer, Revolut, and crypto‑route methods through Finotive Pay. Finotive Pay
• Fees payable in USD, EUR, or GBP. Terms

Cons

• Finotive Funding states it is not a broker; all accounts are simulated/non‑executable and do not provide live market execution or custodial protections. Terms
• Affiliated brokerage details show a St. Vincent and the Grenadines registration (“2152 LLC 2022”); the site does not present authorisations from EU/UK investment regulators. Finotive Markets
• Corporate disclosures vary across official materials (Cyprus entity in the Terms; Hungarian Kft. on the blog/footer), which may require additional confirmation from the firm. Terms Official blog
• Rule‑based limits (e.g., daily/overall drawdown, notional exposure tiers, minimum profitable days by program) constrain position sizing and strategy. Rules