Earn2Trade Review 2026

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Only the best are CLEAR™ Certified. We rank prop firms that have met our rigorous evaluation standards. Each prop firm undergoes continuous analysis to ensure transparency, reliability, and sustained value for traders.Only the best are CLEAR™ Certified. We rank prop firms that have met our rigorous evaluation standards. Each prop firm undergoes continuous analysis to ensure transparency, reliability, and sustained value for traders.

CLEAR™ CERTIFIED PROP FIRM: 4.3/5

• Operating since the mid-2010s
• Built-in education
• Lenient end-of-day drawdown on evaluations
• Publishes its own pass-rate statistics
• Funding via established partner firms
• Scaling to $400,000 on the Trader Career Path

Customer Support4.4

Account Types and Fees4.2

Trading Conditions4.2

Reputation4.5

Platforms4.3

Payout Process4.2

Customer Support4.4

Account Types and Fees4.2

Trading Conditions4.2

Reputation4.5

Platforms4.3

Payout Process4.2

Why Trade with Earn2Trade

Earn2Trade’s biggest edge is longevity paired with education. Roughly a decade in business is rare in a sector where most firms fold within a few years, and its evaluations come bundled with a free video library and study guides at no extra charge. For newer futures traders, that teaching layer is genuine added value most rivals do not offer.

The evaluation model is transparent and fair. Both the Trader Career Path and Gauntlet Mini use an end-of-day drawdown that only counts closed balances at the session close, which is more forgiving of intraday swings than trailing systems. There is no minimum number of trading days either: you are funded once you hit the profit target and the 30% consistency rate. Uniquely, Earn2Trade publishes its actual pass rates and withdrawal statistics, a level of honesty almost no competitor matches.

The trade-offs are worth weighting. For evaluations bought from July 6, 2026, the profit split depends on withdrawal size: 80% at or above a threshold ($1,500 on TCP25, $2,250 on TCP50) and 50% below it, with the TCP400 fixed at 60/40. A one-time $139 LiveSim activation fee applies on funding, and the account is serviced by a partner firm rather than Earn2Trade itself. For traders who value education, transparency, and lenient drawdown over the highest headline split, it is a strong fit.

Reputation: The Transparent Veteran

CLEAR™ Score 4.5/5

Earn2Trade earns one of our strongest reputation scores. Roughly a decade in business, consistently positive independent user reviews, and a rare willingness to publish its own pass-rate and withdrawal statistics give it credibility few prop firms can match. The main drags are its threshold-based split and the fact that funded accounts are serviced by partner firms. Backtest and visualize your plan with the CLEAR Portfolio Visualizer before funding an account.

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What We Liked

• Long track record. Running since the mid-2010s, a genuine veteran.
• Published statistics. Rare public disclosure of pass and withdrawal rates.
• Strong user sentiment. Consistently positive independent reviews.

What We Did Not Like

• Threshold split. Smaller withdrawals are paid at 50%, not 80%.
• Partner-serviced. Funded accounts run through partner firms.
• Subscription cost. A long evaluation can add up in monthly fees.

Account Types and Fees: Two Programs

CLEAR™ Score 4.2/5

Earn2Trade runs two evaluation programs. The Trader Career Path is a scaling ladder with a free reset on each monthly rebill, while the Gauntlet Mini is a faster route where the funded account matches the evaluation size. Neither has a minimum number of trading days, and both use end-of-day drawdown. Pricing is a monthly subscription with no upfront activation until you pass. The TCP can grow to $400,000 after funding, while the Gauntlet Mini keeps a fixed account size.

What We Liked

• Free resets. The Trader Career Path resets free on each rebill.
• No upfront activation. Activation is only charged on funding.
• Scaling ladder. TCP grows your capital step by step.

What We Did Not Like

• Monthly billing. Fees recur until you pass or stop.
• No Gauntlet reset. The Gauntlet Mini has no free reset.

Trading Conditions: Lenient Futures

CLEAR™ Score 4.2/5

Earn2Trade is a futures-only firm covering CME, CBOT, NYMEX, and COMEX products, including micros. Its end-of-day drawdown is lenient on intraday swings, news trading is allowed on evaluations and funded accounts, and software or AI that could manipulate the trading environment or give an unfair advantage is banned. Copy trading is prohibited, a 30% consistency rule applies during evaluation, and positions must close within the daily window.

What We Liked

• Lenient drawdown. End-of-day calculation is easy on intraday swings.
• News freedom. News trading is allowed in evaluation and once funded.
• No minimum days. Get funded once you hit the target and the 30% consistency rate.

What We Did Not Like

• Evaluation consistency. A 30% rule filters single big days in evaluation.
• No copy trading. Copy trading is prohibited.

Platforms and Education

CLEAR™ Score 4.3/5

Platform choice is broad: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, R Trader Pro and the wider Rithmic ecosystem, plus BlackArrow, Finamark, Volumetrica, DeepCharts, ATAS, and Quantower, with platforms free during evaluation. The included education is a free video library and study guides.

What We Liked

• Broad platforms. NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Rithmic, and more.
• Free during evaluation. Platform access included with the subscription.
• Free education. A video library and study guides are included.

What We Did Not Like

• Data fees when live. Live accounts pay $140 to $156 a month per exchange in data fees.

Payout Process: Steady and Weekly

CLEAR™ Score 4.2/5

Payouts are steady and predictable. Earn2Trade pays weekly on Wednesdays, with requests due by 2:00 PM CT the prior Friday and a $100 minimum. The split is 80% on withdrawals at or above a threshold set by account size and 50% below it (the TCP400 is fixed at 60/40). Withdrawals go via Rise, Deel, or Bayzat, with direct crypto only in select cases, and the firm chooses the provider. A one-time $139 LiveSim activation fee is deducted from the first profitable withdrawal, and LiveSim accounts have a total withdrawal limit ($1,750 on TCP25 up to $6,000 on TCP100) before you move to a Live account.

What We Liked

• Weekly cadence. Predictable Wednesday payouts.
• Multiple methods. Rise, Deel, and Bayzat, with crypto in select cases.
• Low minimum. Withdrawals start at $100 net.

What We Did Not Like

• Activation fee. A one-time $139 fee is taken from the first profitable withdrawal.
• Threshold split. Withdrawals below the threshold are paid at 50%.

Customer Support: Well-Rated

CLEAR™ Score 4.4/5

Support is a strength. Earn2Trade offers live chat, email, and a knowledge base, and its education model adds a video library and study guides. Coverage is English-primary, and responsiveness is a consistent positive in user feedback.

What We Liked

• Detailed help center. Fee, withdrawal, and rule policies are spelled out in help articles.
• Education layer. Videos and study guides support newer traders.
• Multiple channels. Live chat, email, and knowledge base.

What We Did Not Like

• English-focused. Multilingual support is not confirmed.
• Partner handoff. Funded servicing routes through partner firms.

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Disclaimer: This review reflects CleaRank’s independent CLEAR assessment and is not financial advice. Prop-firm rules, fees, and payout terms can change; always verify the current terms on the firm’s own site before purchasing a challenge or funded account.