Earn2Trade prop firm: account types, sizes and fees
Checked 2026-10-28 against the firm's own page. How we verify.
Direct answer
Earn2Trade is a futures prop firm. On 2026-10-28 its own page listed 1 account type (The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription)) in sizes from $50,000 to $200,000.
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Account types, sizes and fees
The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription)
Billed monthly ("starting at"), so it is not comparable with one-time fees. The site redirected us to its non-US version, which is run by a regional reseller.
| Account size | Fee | Profit target | Max loss | Daily loss | Profit split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $170/month | $3,000 | $2,000 EOD | $1,100 | not shown |
| $100,000 | $315/month | $6,000 | $3,500 EOD | $2,200 | not shown |
| $150,000 | $375/month | $9,000 | $4,500 EOD | $3,300 | not shown |
| $200,000 | $550/month | $11,000 | $6,000 EOD | $4,400 | not shown |
By account size
$50,000 Earn2Trade account
- The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription): fee $170 per month, target $3,000, max loss $2,000 EOD, daily loss $1,100
$100,000 Earn2Trade account
- The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription): fee $315 per month, target $6,000, max loss $3,500 EOD, daily loss $2,200
$150,000 Earn2Trade account
- The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription): fee $375 per month, target $9,000, max loss $4,500 EOD, daily loss $3,300
$200,000 Earn2Trade account
- The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription): fee $550 per month, target $11,000, max loss $6,000 EOD, daily loss $4,400
Rules stated on the page
The Gauntlet Mini
- Phases: Single-phase evaluation (stated)
- Consistency: 30% (stated)
- Minimum trading days: None (stated)
- Drawdown: End-of-day (stated)
- Funded profit split: 50% under $2,250 and 80% over $2,250 on the $50K account (stated)
- Activation fee: None upfront; the page says the fee is deducted from profits on the first withdrawal (stated)
- Trader Career Path: A second program ("from $60") was listed but not read (unclear)
Read before you pay
- The site redirected to its non-US version (operated by Bahia Education Services LLC, a licensed reseller per the page). Prices may differ by region.
- The page states its own 2025 pass and withdrawal rates in a disclaimer; read them before you buy.
Ratings
We found no public Trustpilot rating for this firm.
Country eligibility
We did not verify whether residents of Morocco can open an account. Read the firm's restricted-countries list and terms, and ask support in writing before you pay. A country accepted in the past is not proof of current eligibility.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a Earn2Trade challenge cost?
On 2026-10-28, Earn2Trade's own page listed fees from a price it did not show. The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription): $170 per month ($50,000) to $550 per month ($200,000). Prices are often promotional and change, so confirm at checkout.
What account sizes does Earn2Trade offer?
Earn2Trade lists $50,000, $100,000, $150,000, $200,000 on its pricing page (checked 2026-10-28). Not every plan offers every size.
What are the profit target and loss limits at Earn2Trade?
For example, on the The Gauntlet Mini (monthly subscription) plan at $50,000: profit target $3,000, max loss $2,000 EOD, daily loss $1,100. Other plans and sizes differ: see the tables above.
Is Earn2Trade legit?
ScaleEdge does not label firms legit or scam. We show facts you can check: no public Trustpilot rating that we could find, the rules read from the firm's own page, and the flags above. Read the terms, check payout proof and never pay more than you can lose.
Can traders from Morocco join Earn2Trade?
We did not verify whether residents of Morocco can open an account. Read the firm's restricted-countries list and terms, and ask support in writing before you pay. A country accepted in the past is not proof of current eligibility.
Sources
Source: Earn2Trade Gauntlet Mini page (non-US). Checked 2026-10-28.
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