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Israel · founded 2022

Trade The Pool

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A distinct stocks-focused funding model for traders diversifying beyond forex and futures.

From
$97
Profit split
70%
Drawdown
Static
News trading
Variable
Proof level
Partially verified
Last review
Payout
Withdrawals every 14 daysDetails

Withdrawals every 14 days; usually 3 to 5 business days

Offers

Trade The Pool programs and prices

Challenge

Stock Trading Program

Stocks program with defined buying power and loss rules.

  1. Pay$97+$20k – $260k account
  2. Passvariable by program
  3. Stay withinLimits vary by plan
  4. Get paidup to 80% splitConsistency rule: to verify
Platforms
Dedicated platform
Assets
US stocks

Rules not yet audited in PropRadar: check the official product source.

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Reliability profile

PayoutLow riskLegalMedium riskReview reliabilityStrongReview authenticity≈ Not assessedProof levelPartially verified

Bigger shape = safer on that axis. Hollow dot = provisional value.

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 stack5 audit channel(s) checked by PropRadar.
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Strengths on file

  • Clear stocks niche
  • Alternative to CFDs
  • Connected to the broader The5ers ecosystem
  • Legal file: medium risk, checked 2026-07-08, with 4 source link(s) saved.

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

Medium legal risk. Trade The Pool gives more legal detail than many niche firms and names Five Percent Online Ltd as operator, but the product is still a simulated/evaluation route with discretionary review before funded status. Traders should treat the funded-stage language, stock-volume constraints, no-refund clauses and Israel jurisdiction as central purchase checks.

1 entity · 1 country

  1. Israel
    1Five Percent Online Ltd

    Operator and owner of the Trade The Pool trademark/brand according to official Terms and Conditions.

    2 HaTidhar st., Raanana, Israel
    Regulator: Israel Securities Authority

Country markers only come from official lists: FATF increased monitoring (2026-10-30) and the EU tax lists (2026-10-09). This country is not 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 →

3Red flags
  • Stock-specific rules are more complex than the headline offer suggests.
  • KYC, AML and video-interview checks can block funded-user progression.
  • Funded acceptance and execution of suggested trades remain discretionary.
5Regulator status
  • Terms describe Trade The Pool as a technology company providing services including proprietary trading.
  • Evaluation is described as a simulated training environment using fictitious funds, not real funds that users can possess.
  • Funded-user status is conditional on evaluation, KYC/AML, risk review and additional terms; successful evaluation does not guarantee acceptance.
  • Terms list forbidden territories and say the user is responsible for local-law compliance.
  • No reliable newspaper/financial-press article surfaced for the exact Trade The Pool brand in this pass.
3Complaints and disputes
  • Evaluation fees are generally non-refundable after account cancellation, early termination, failed verification or rule breach.
  • Program Terms include detailed stock-volume, halt, consistency, payout and scaling mechanics that can invalidate trades or delay payout eligibility.
  • Disputes are governed by Israeli law with courts of Tel Aviv named as jurisdiction, subject to applicable law.
4Legal sources
Reviews and payouts

What traders report

Trustpilot4.5/5921 reviews. Open the page
  • Trustpilot rating4.5/54.5/5 public rating · 921 reviews
  • Review authenticityNot assessed—Not assessed: no review alert on file
  • Payout safety74payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident

Payout: No strong signalRead traders yourself:Reddit payoutsReddit reviewsX payoutsX reviews

Public signal is usable, but confirm it on official sources before buying.

Payout claimed or reported, public proof to verifyLegal structure identifiedRules have been relatively stable recently
Score breakdownTrustpilot, payout and review-manipulation scores, with the flags behind them
Trustpilot review reliability
90/100
Strong
4.5/5 raw rating921 reviewsReview alerts not counted

Raw Trustpilot rating 4.5/5 across 921 reviews (checked 2026-10-23). The reliability score above is weighted with transparency, payout incidents and proof level.

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Raw rating4.5/5
StatusRead from the public rating
Payout risk
26/100
Low

No strong signal · payout proof on file and no sourced payout incident

IncidentsNo detailed incident in PropRadar
Last check2026-06-29
Filtered Trustpilot

No fake-review alert has been counted by PropRadar for this firm. Check the Trustpilot page for its own transparency notices.

  • Raw rating available
  • Do not use Trustpilot alone
Manipulable Reviews
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Not assessed
BaseTrustpilot notices and hand-counted fake-review alerts only
Review alertNot counted
StatusStrong
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Before paying

Trade The Pool: common questions

Is Trade The Pool a safe prop firm?

Trade The Pool is classified by PropRadar as "Shortlist candidate" with a 76/100 score and reliable risk posture. This is not a guarantee: read the legal file, payout rules and official terms before paying.

Is Trade The Pool 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 Trade The Pool 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 Trade The Pool?

Stock-specific rules are more complex than the headline offer suggests. KYC, AML and video-interview checks can block funded-user progression.

Does PropRadar have an affiliate relationship with Trade The Pool?

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

Official Terms and Program Terms checked. Trade The Pool is operated by Five Percent Online Ltd in Israel and describes the evaluation as simulated trading with fictitious funds. The terms add KYC/AML checks, forbidden territories, video-interview discretion, no guaranteed funded acceptance and Israeli/Tel Aviv dispute jurisdiction. Exact-name article/news searches did not surface reliable mainstream financial press for this brand in this pass.

CheckedOfficial siteTerms and ConditionsProgram TermsFAQ linkExact-name article/news search

Incidents on file

No detailed independent incident recorded. The profile stays cautious until rules, payouts and recent reviews are sourced more precisely.

Smaller niche, with a clear stocks-focused offer.

Sources to check

Last review 2026-10-23. Prices and rules can change: recheck the official sources before any decision.

Update history

  1. Profit split corrected from 80 to 70: Trade The Pool's own article (8 October 2026) cites Program Terms of 26 April 2026 stating a 70/30 split for FLEX and MAX accounts; only the Edge Program advertises 80%. Trustpilot read as 4.5 with 921 reviews. Entry price left unchanged (list vs discounted price unclear).

    Source tradethepool.com