The headline split may depend on scaling milestones or other conditions. The firms below offer ninety percent or higher on at least one 100K programme.
Profit splits at the 100K tier cluster between seventy percent and ninety percent. The headline number on a firm's marketing page is usually the maximum split, achievable after scaling milestones or a refund condition. The firms below offer ninety percent or higher on at least one 100K program.
For example, a ninety percent split on a 100K account with a 14-day payout cycle and a $5K monthly cap returns less actual cash than an eighty percent split with on-demand payouts and no cap. Read the per-program payout rules in conjunction with the split, the headline percentage rarely tells the full story. Splits above ninety percent almost always have a capped payout frequency or a consistency gate attached.
Goat Funded Trader
Saint Lucia · Founded 2023
No consistency rule, no time limit, static drawdown, wide platform choice
Blue Guardian
Toronto, Canada · Founded 2022
No consistency rule, static drawdown, Canada-based, simple rule structure
BrightFunded
Amsterdam, Netherlands · Founded 2023
Profit split scales over time, EU-based jurisdiction, no consistency rule
E8 Markets
Dallas, TX / Prague, CZ · Founded 2021
Fully configurable parameters, multi asset coverage, on demand payouts
OneFunded
Sofia, Bulgaria · Founded 2024
Lowest entry fee in this peer group, instant funding option, no consistency rule, fast payouts
Funded Trading Plus
London, UK · Founded 2021
Weekly payouts, capital scaling, split add-on, London HQ, instant funding option
Alpha Capital Group
London, UK · Founded 2021
On demand payouts, static drawdown, no consistency rule, simple fixed split
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Frequently asked questions
What is the typical split structure at ninety percent?
Either eighty percent baseline rising to ninety percent after meeting a milestone (e.g. first payout or scaling threshold), or a flat ninety percent paired with a tighter consistency rule.
Are ninety percent+ splits ever genuinely unrestricted?
Rarely. The almost universal pattern is a payout-cap or scaling-condition gate attached to the higher split. Read the firm's funded-account agreement carefully.
Does a higher split offset a higher fee?
Mathematically, a ten percent split bump on a $5,000 monthly payout equals $500/month. That offsets a $400 fee premium in under a month, yes, the higher split usually wins for profitable traders.