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Dubai DIFC / Finotive group · founded 2021

Finotive Funding

ActiveReliable

Finotive Funding's programs, prices and rules were read on its official site on 2026-10-29. Payout evidence and the legal file have not been audited in depth, so treat this profile as a starting point, not a recommendation.

From
$50
Profit split
95%
Drawdown
To verify
News trading
Variable
Proof level
Multi-source verified
Last review
Payout
On demand, no minimum payout
Offers

Finotive Funding programs and prices

1 program on file
Challenge

Two Step challenge

Prices not stated on the rules page. Finotive also sells One Step, Solo FX, Instant Funding (Standard, Lite) and Pro programs; their figures were not on the page read.

  1. PayBy account size$3k – $200k account
  2. Pass7.5% in stage one, 5% in stage two2 profitable days per stage
  3. Stay withinMax 9% (type not stated); 2% floating loss per symbolDaily 4.5%
  4. Get paidup to 95% on the funded stage splitConsistency rule applies
Platforms
not stated
Assets
Forex · Indices · Metals · Crypto

Profit-concentration rules: under 20% of profit from trades held under 2 minutes and from trades opened and closed 21:00-22:59 UTC (official rules page, 29 Oct 2026).

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Reliability profile

PayoutLow riskLegalMedium riskReview reliabilityRating withheldReview authenticityReview alert on fileProof levelMulti-source verified

Bigger shape = safer on that axis.

What the file proves

  • Legal entityEntity mappedThe profile has a mapped legal entity or official operating structure.
  • Regulatory riskMedium4 source link(s) saved for the legal and operating file.
  • Payout proofTracked signalPayout risk is low with payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident.
  • Source depthUsable source stack1 audit channel(s) checked by PropRadar.
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Points to check

  • Strong group/broker infrastructure claims should be separated from the simulated funding contract.
  • DIFC registration improves traceability but does not make the prop account a DFSA-regulated brokerage product.
  • Legal file: medium risk, checked 2026-07-08, with 4 source link(s) saved.
  • Payout file: low risk, payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident, advertised timing on demand, no minimum payout.

Before you pay

  1. Open the official source links saved by PropRadar.
  2. Confirm payout calendar, minimum withdrawal and KYC timing.
  3. Check the legal entity and terms page still match this profile.
  4. Match the exact product rules with your strategy before scaling size.
Legal file
Legal riskMediumChecked

Medium regulatory risk. Finotive Funding has one of the clearer legal pages among mid-sized forex prop firms: the terms identify a DIFC company, group entities, simulated-account definitions, reward-payment definitions and governing jurisdiction. The limitation is equally explicit: the service is a simulation and contractual reward product, not brokerage, investment advice, deposit-taking, custody or live execution by Finotive Funding.

2 entities · 3 countries

  1. United Arab EmiratesDubai International Financial Centre
    1Finotive Funding Technologies Limited

    Finotive Funding contracting entity in the official terms.

    Reg. 11088Innovation One Building, Level 2, DIFC, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    Regulator: SCA (federal) / DFSA (DIFC)
  2. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines / Mauritius
    2Finotive Markets LLC / Finotive Markets (MU) Limited

    Group entities referenced for MT5 infrastructure and separate live-trading services.

    Regulator: SVG FSARegulator: FSC Mauritius

Country markers only come from official lists: FATF increased monitoring (2026-10-30) and the EU tax lists (2026-10-09). None of these countries is on them. No marker does not mean a country, or a firm, is safe: a regulator link only says who supervises financial firms there, not that this firm is licensed. See where all tracked firms are registered →

2Red flags
  • Strong group/broker infrastructure claims should be separated from the simulated funding contract.
  • DIFC registration improves traceability but does not make the prop account a DFSA-regulated brokerage product.
3Regulator status
  • Terms state all accounts are demo, simulated, notional and non-executable.
  • Terms state Finotive Funding does not provide brokerage, investment services, custody, deposit-taking or DFSA-authorised financial services for these services.
  • Finotive Markets live services are described as separate from Finotive Funding simulated evaluation and reward services.
2Complaints and disputes
  • Terms give Finotive broad discretion around amendments, compliance review, KYC, sanctions, risk review and reward-payment eligibility.
  • Reward payments are contractual payments from eligible simulated profits, not withdrawals of client money or deposits.
4Legal sources
Reviews and payouts

What traders report

Payout riskLowPayout check
Trustpilot—Rating withheld by Trustpilot.
  • Trustpilot ratingWithheldRating withheld by Trustpilot after a guideline breach
  • Review authenticityAlertReview alert on file (Trustpilot notice or counted fake reviews)
  • Payout safety62payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident

Payout: WatchlistRead traders yourself:Reddit payoutsReddit reviewsX payoutsX reviews

Not audited in depth yet: the payout risk shown is a conservative default, not a measured result. Check rules, fees and recent payout feedback before any purchase.

Payout claimed or reported, public proof to verifyLegal structure identifiedRecent changes to check
Score breakdownTrustpilot, payout and review-manipulation scores, with the flags behind them
Trustpilot review reliability
25/100
LowProvisional score
Rating withheld by Trustpilot

Trustpilot rating is not filled in PropRadar: the radar applies a conservative weighting.

Raw ratingNot filled in PropRadar
SourceLink or review to complete
StatusRating withheld by Trustpilot
Payout risk
38/100
Low

Watchlist · payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident

Visible proofTracked signal, independent proof to publish
Incidents1 documented signal(s)
Last check2026-06-29
Filtered Trustpilot

Trustpilot check on 2026-10-27: the profile shows no TrustScore and states "This company's rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines." and "We've removed a number of fake reviews for this company." Trustpilot shows no date for these notices (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/finotivefunding.com).

  • Trustpilot rating withheld for a guideline breach
  • Raw rating not filled
  • Do not use Trustpilot alone
Manipulable Reviews
75/100
High
BaseTrustpilot notices and hand-counted fake-review alerts only
Review alertTrustpilot rating withheld (guideline breach)
StatusLow
Related research

Guides that cover Finotive Funding

Before paying

Finotive Funding: common questions

Is Finotive Funding a safe prop firm?

Finotive Funding is classified by PropRadar as "Proceed carefully" with a 71/100 score and reliable risk posture. This is not a guarantee: read the legal file, payout rules and official terms before paying.

Is Finotive Funding legally verified?

Entity mapped. The current regulatory file is rated Medium, with 4 saved source link(s) and a last legal check dated 2026-07-08.

Does Finotive Funding have payout risk?

PropRadar rates payout risk as low with payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident. Visible payout proof is classified as tracked signal.

What should I check before buying Finotive Funding?

Strong group/broker infrastructure claims should be separated from the simulated funding contract. DIFC registration improves traceability but does not make the prop account a DFSA-regulated brokerage product.

Does PropRadar have an affiliate relationship with Finotive Funding?

Commercial status: No affiliate link. Affiliate status never protects a firm from score penalties, watchlist status or payout-risk warnings.

Sources

Proof and update history

Multi-source verified

Official site and terms checked. Finotive Funding is a trading name of Finotive Funding Technologies Limited, registered in the Dubai International Financial Centre with company number 11088. The terms state that all accounts are demo, simulated, notional and non-executable, that Finotive Funding does not provide DFSA-authorised financial services for the funding product, and that Finotive Markets entities are separate group services.

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Incidents on file

  • Trustpilot check on 2026-10-27: the profile shows no TrustScore and states "This company's rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines." and "We've removed a number of fake reviews for this company." Trustpilot shows no date for these notices (https://www.trustpilot.com/review/finotivefunding.com).

Community signal to enrich with Reddit, Trustpilot, Discord and recent payout proof.

Sources to check

Last review 2026-10-29. Prices and rules can change: recheck the official sources before any decision.

Update history

  1. Two Step challenge read on the official rules page: $2.5K to $200K, 7.5% / 5% targets, 4.5% daily loss, 9% maximum loss (type not stated), up to 95% split, on-demand payouts with no minimum, plus floating-loss and profit-concentration rules. Prices were not on the page; the existing entry price is kept.

    Source finotivefunding.com

  2. Trustpilot profile checked: no TrustScore displayed; Trustpilot states the rating is unavailable due to a breach of its guidelines and that it removed a number of fake reviews. Added as a dated, quoted incident. No review count stored while the rating is withheld. Same notices seen on the au.trustpilot.com mirror. Price and profit split not re-read on the official site, left unchanged.

    Source trustpilot.com