Compare each plan path, how it progresses, and the key funding and payout terms we have confirmed so far.
Single-stage evaluation path that leads to funded access after objectives are met.
Two-stage evaluation path that must be completed before funded access.
Maven explicitly describes its offering as a simulated prop firm trading environment. Traders move through Standard or Instant programs such as 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and Elite 1-Step before operating a simulated funded account rather than a standard live brokerage-funded account.
A clean restricted-country matrix did not surface in this pass. This record needs a later FAQ sweep aimed specifically at onboarding and jurisdiction rules.
A dedicated public copy-trading rule for traders did not surface in Maven's current FAQ. Official Maven materials do state that the firm may monitor successful traders and copy trades internally for its own risk and revenue management, but that is not the same as a published trader-facing permission to use copy trading across accounts.
Automation is not allowed. Maven says EAs are not permitted under any circumstances across all supported platforms.
No explicit DCA or martingale policy surfaced in the current official materials reviewed for this firm.
Maven says traders must pass the evaluation stages, then complete Maven's review and KYC flow before receiving a simulated funded account with profit-split eligibility.
Maven says accounts can be terminated or blocked from progressing to funded status for cheating, prohibited strategies, excessive scalping, news-window violations, or other breaches. Passing accounts are also subject to review before funded progression.
No broad refund promise surfaced in the reviewed official Maven materials. The reviewed help-center content focuses on challenge purchase, payouts, and buyback fees rather than offering a general refund policy.
No separate funded-account activation fee surfaced in the reviewed official Maven materials; published costs instead focus on challenge pricing and optional buyback fees after losing a funded account.
Current public cards show payout frequency of 10 business days across the current Standard and Instant offerings. Challenge fees are advertised as refundable on the third withdrawal.
Maven Trading currently exposes MetaTrader 5 and Match-Trader. Its lineup includes Standard and Instant account types across 1-Step, 2-Step, 3-Step, and Elite 1-Step structures.
Please manage risk carefully when using any prop firm. Trading involves substantial risk, and you can lose part or all of the money you spend on evaluations, subscriptions, or related services. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose.
Prop firm terms, payout policies, and account rules can change at any time, including updates that affect existing accounts. Always confirm current terms directly on the firm's official site before purchasing.
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