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Fintokei vs For Traders
Two CFD prop firms compared on price, rules and payouts. Every figure comes from the PropFirmTrading database, with verified discount codes applied.
Data checked by Oliver · Updated 20 October 2026
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- From
- $39.60
- Max funding
- $400K
- Deal
- −10%
- Code
- PROPFIRMTRADING
The short version
- Cheapest at 100K
- For Traders $221.85 (Fintokei $377.10)
- Higher split
- Fintokei up to 100%
- More drawdown room
- Fintokei 0.55 per 1 of target
- First challenge
- For Traders
- Scaling up
- Fintokei
- Swing trader
- Fintokei
The rulebook that matches the trader’s style should decide.
Side by side at 100K
The cheapest program each firm sells at 100K, the size both firms offer that is closest to $100K.
Rule friction is the PropFirmTrading reading of how many rules can end an account by accident. Low means fewer.
Where Fintokei and For Traders differ
Price at 100K
For Traders $221.85
Fintokei $377.10
$155 between cheapest and dearest, per attempt
Profit split
Fintokei up to 100%
For Traders up to 80%
$200 more per $1,000 payout at the top
Maximum loss
Fintokei 6%, Static
For Traders 5%, Static
Wider buffer, more room for a losing run; static beats trailing
Drawdown per 1 of target
Fintokei 0.55
For Traders 0.36
Higher means the target is small next to the room to fail
Daily loss limit
Fintokei 3%
For Traders 3%
Ends more accounts than the maximum drawdown does
Total profit target
Fintokei 11% in 3 phases
For Traders 14% in 3 phases
Lower total, shorter evaluation
Consistency rule
For Traders None
Fintokei Eval: 40% of target/day; funded: 1%/day cap
Caps how much of the profit may come from one day
Where Fintokei and For Traders differ (full text)
Price is the clearest difference at the 100K size. For Traders Strike costs $221.85 with the code applied, and Fintokei StartTrader costs $377.10. The gap is $155 per attempt, so a trader who needs three attempts pays about $466 more at Fintokei.
Fintokei pays up to 100% of profit and For Traders up to 80%. On a $1,000 payout the difference is $200, and it repeats on every payout.
Fintokei allows a maximum loss of 6% ($6,000) on this program, against 5% ($5,000) at For Traders. The drawdown is Static at Fintokei and Static (balance-based) at For Traders, and the type matters as much as the size.
Fintokei asks for 11% of profit in total across its 3 phases, and For Traders asks for 14% across 3. A lower total target usually means a shorter evaluation.
Fintokei applies a Eval: 40% of target/day; funded: 1%/day cap consistency rule and For Traders applies no consistency rule. A consistency rule caps how much of the profit may come from one day, which slows down traders with occasional large wins.
The cheapest way to test either firm is Fintokei StartTrader 5K at $39.60 or For Traders Strike 6K at $14.45. Small accounts share the rulebook of the larger ones, so they show how a firm behaves at low cost.
Fintokei programs
One row per program, at the size closest to $100K.
For Traders programs
One row per program, at the size closest to $100K.
Rules side by side
Firm-wide rules as each firm publishes them. Some rules vary by program, and the firm profiles carry the full text.
Which firm fits which trader
A reading of the data for three common situations. The rulebook that fits the trader's style matters more than any single figure.
A first challenge on a small budget
New to prop firms and paying to learn a rulebook at the lowest cost.
The data favours
For Traders
- The entry ticket is $14.45 at For Traders against $39.60 at Fintokei.
- No consistency rule applies on that program, which removes one common cause of a failed first account.
A consistent trader scaling up
Has passed evaluations before and cares about the share of profit kept and the ceiling on funding.
The data favours
Fintokei
- The profit split reaches 100% at Fintokei and 80% at the other firm.
- The largest account is $400K at Fintokei, so a consistent trader has further to scale.
A swing trader holding for days
Uses wider stops and needs room for positions to move against the entry before they work.
The data favours
Fintokei
- At 100K, Fintokei allows 0.55 of drawdown per 1 of profit target and For Traders allows 0.36.
- The drawdown is static, so open profit does not raise the floor while a position runs.
Questions traders ask about Fintokei and For Traders
What does a 100K challenge cost at Fintokei and For Traders?
Fintokei StartTrader 100K costs $377.10 with code PROPFIRMTRADING (list price $419). For Traders Strike 100K costs $221.85 with code PFT (list price $261). Prices are checked daily and may change.
Which pays the higher profit split, Fintokei or For Traders?
Fintokei pays up to 100%, and For Traders pays up to 80%. On a $2,000 payout that is a difference of $400.
Which firm allows more drawdown at 100K?
Fintokei allows 6% ($6,000), Static and For Traders allows 5% ($5,000), Static (balance-based). The daily loss limit is 3% ($3,000) at Fintokei and 3% ($3,000) at For Traders.
Do Fintokei and For Traders allow news trading?
Fintokei: Not listed For Traders: Can hold during news. Opening positions 5 min before/after high-impact news not allowed; profits deducted.
How often do Fintokei and For Traders pay out?
Fintokei: Not listed For Traders: 14 days (all programs)
Which firm suits a first prop firm challenge, Fintokei or For Traders?
On price and drawdown room the data favours For Traders. The entry ticket is $14.45 at For Traders against $39.60 at Fintokei. No consistency rule applies on that program, which removes one common cause of a failed first account. Both firms are viable, and the rulebook that fits the trader's style matters more than the cheaper ticket.
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