Comparison · FunderPro figures checked 28 September 2026

Mizora vs FunderPro

FunderPro and Mizora sell different things, at different price points. FunderPro sells challenges from $69 for a $5,000 account and an instant programme from $79, paying 60% to 90% of profit, with daily rewards available on its Pro accounts and payouts in USDC. Mizora sells Mizora Pro software with a Flip account included, from $5, where you work through rounds for fixed cash rewards of up to $25 to $200. If you want a funded account with frequent payouts, FunderPro is built for that. If you want a much smaller outlay and a ceiling you know in advance, Mizora is.

At a glance

 MizoraFunderPro
What you buy Mizora Pro software with a Flip account included One Phase, Classic and Pro challenges, and an Instant Program
Entry price $5 to $40, one-time $69 for a $5,000 One Phase or Classic challenge; $79 for a $5,000 Instant Program account
Account sizes $1,000 to $10,000 simulated $5,000 to $200,000
What you can earn Fixed cash rewards, up to $25 to $200 by account size 80% of profit on One Phase, Classic and Instant (90% with an add-on on Instant); Pro pays 60% with daily rewards or 90% with weekly
Profit target 9% per round; the final round doubles the account 10% on One Phase; 10% then 5% on Classic; none on Instant
Loss limits 3% trailing and 3% daily per round; 25% daily in the final round 3% to 5% daily; 6% to 10% maximum, static on challenges
Minimum days 3 qualifying days per round 4 per phase on Classic; 5 profitable days of at least 0.5% on Instant
Platform Mizora Pro, in the browser MetaTrader 5, cTrader or TradeLocker
Markets Futures, forex, metals and crypto Forex, commodities, indices and crypto

Mizora figures are read live from our product catalogue. FunderPro figures are from FunderPro's own website, checked 28 September 2026, with every source listed at the foot of this page. Firms change their rules; check theirs before you buy.

The difference that matters

Price is the first difference. FunderPro sells nothing below $69, or below $5,000 of account. Mizora's packages run from $5 to $40 for $1,000 to $10,000 simulated accounts. If the size of the first outlay matters, Mizora is the far smaller commitment.

What you are buying is the second. A funded FunderPro account pays a share of profit, and its Pro accounts can take rewards daily once 1% in profit, at a 60% split, or weekly at 90%. A Mizora Flip run pays fixed rewards instead, from $25 on the smallest package to $200 on the largest, and after each rewarded round you choose to bank it or carry it into the next.

Both offer crypto as a market. FunderPro pays its rewards in USDC or through Riseworks, and credits the challenge fee back after the first reward on One Phase and Classic. Mizora runs on its own browser workspace rather than MetaTrader or cTrader.

Who should choose which

Choose FunderPro if

  • You want very frequent payouts: Pro accounts can request rewards daily once 1% in profit.
  • You want your fee back: One-Phase and Classic fees are credited after passing and claiming a first reward.
  • You use EAs or bots, which FunderPro permits.
  • You want no time limit on challenges and a static maximum drawdown on evaluation accounts.
  • You want stablecoin payouts: rewards are paid in USDC (ERC20) or through Riseworks.

Choose Mizora if

  • You want a far smaller first outlay: Mizora starts at $5, where FunderPro's cheapest challenge is $69
  • You want a smaller account than FunderPro's $5,000 minimum
  • You would rather know the most you can win before you start
  • You want to bank a reward between rounds instead of committing to one long challenge
  • You want futures, forex, metals and crypto in one browser workspace

FunderPro's programmes

Fast rewards: daily rewards on Pro accounts, an average reward processing time of 8 hours, and a challenge fee credited back on One-Phase and Classic.

Classic

Entry
$69 for a $5,000 account
Profit target
10% in phase 1, 5% in phase 2
Daily loss
5%, on the balance at 5 PM EST
Maximum drawdown
10%, static
Minimum days
4 per phase
Profit split
80%

Pro

Entry
$75 for a $5,000 account
Profit target
10% in phase 1, 8% in phase 2
Daily loss
5%
Maximum drawdown
10%, static
Profit split
60% with daily rewards, 90% with weekly rewards

Instant Program

Entry
$79 for a $5,000 account
Profit target
None
Daily loss
3%, on the higher of prior end-of-day equity or balance
Maximum drawdown
6%, trailing until it reaches the initial balance, then static
Minimum days
5 profitable days of at least 0.5%
Profit split
80% (90% with an add-on)

How Mizora Flip works

You buy a Mizora Pro software package from $5 to $40, and it includes a simulated Flip account of $1,000 to $10,000 plus 30 days of Mizora Pro. A Flip run is one practice round, three reward rounds and a final round.

In the practice round and rounds one to three, the target is 9% net profit, with a 3% trailing loss limit, a 3% daily loss limit and at most 1% risked on any one idea. Each round needs 3 qualifying days of at least 0.5%, and each round starts again from the full account.

After each rewarded round you choose: take the reward and finish, or put the whole of it on the next round. The final round asks you to double the account, with a 25% daily loss limit and no floor above zero, so it is all or nothing. Rewards are fixed and conditional, up to $25 on the smallest account and $200 on the largest. There is no profit split and no funded account. All capital is simulated.

Read the full Flip rules

Questions people ask

What is the cheapest FunderPro account?

A $5,000 One Phase or Classic challenge at $69. The Instant Program starts at $79 for $5,000, and FunderPro sells nothing below $5,000. Mizora's packages start at $5 for a $1,000 simulated account.

Does Mizora pay daily like FunderPro Pro?

No. FunderPro Pro accounts can request rewards daily once 1% in profit, at a 60% split. Mizora Flip pays fixed cash rewards for passing rounds, up to $25 on the smallest package and $200 on the largest. There is no funded account and no profit split, and all capital is simulated.

Does FunderPro refund the challenge fee?

On One Phase and Classic, FunderPro credits the fee back after you pass and claim a first reward. Its help centre says this does not apply to Pro.

How does FunderPro pay out?

FunderPro pays in USDC on ERC20, or through Riseworks.

Can I use Expert Advisors?

FunderPro allows Expert Advisors that you own. Mizora runs on Mizora Pro, its own browser workspace, rather than MetaTrader, so MetaTrader Expert Advisors do not apply.

Sources

Every FunderPro figure on this page came from these pages on FunderPro's own website, checked 28 September 2026. If something here is out of date, tell us at support@mizorapartners.com and we will correct it.

  1. funderpro.com/terms-conditions
  2. FunderPro: homepage and challenge plans
  3. support.funderpro.com/en/articles/378025-what-instruments-can-i-trade
  4. FunderPro help: reward frequency and eligibility
  5. support.funderpro.com/en/articles/378136-how-can-i-receive-my-rewards
  6. support.funderpro.com/en/articles/378023-are-news-holding-and-news-trading-allowed
  7. support.funderpro.com/en/articles/378021-can-i-use-eas-or-bots-while-participating-in-the-funded-account-challenge
  8. FunderPro: plan data embedded in the website
  9. FunderPro help: drawdown in the Instant Program

See how Flip works.

$5 to $40. One practice round, three reward rounds, one final round. All capital is simulated.

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