Earn2Trade Review 2027Core Trading Conditions and Fees

Earn2Trade review 2027: a veteran futures programme with a structured ladder

Earn2Trade was founded in 2016 and is based in Sheridan, Wyoming. It is led by Osvaldo Guimarães and reaches its tenth year of operation in 2026, which makes it one of the longest-running futures funding programmes. It began as an education company, and that background still shows in its rules. They are stricter than those of newer firms and are intended to teach discipline. This review covers its two programmes for 2027.

Trader Career Path

The Trader Career Path, or TCP, is the flagship. Traders start with $25,000, $50,000 or $100,000 and pass a one-step evaluation. Once funded, the account moves up a ladder of stages as profit targets are met, with larger balances and adjusted loss limits at each step. The smallest account can scale to $200,000 and the larger two to $400,000. A free reset is included each time the monthly subscription renews, which softens the cost of a failed attempt.

Gauntlet Mini

The Gauntlet Mini is a single-phase evaluation that funds the trader at the size tested: $50,000, $100,000, $150,000 or $200,000. It has no scaling ladder. It suits traders who want a specific account size sooner. It does not include the free reset on renewal.

Evaluation rules

Both programmes share core rules. A minimum of ten trading days is required to pass, and reaching the target early does not shorten it. The drawdown is an end-of-day trailing limit, and a daily loss limit applies. A consistency rule caps the share of total profit from a single day at 30%. Positions may not be held overnight and must be closed shortly before the session ends. Trade copiers are not allowed.

Pricing

Evaluations are billed monthly with no fixed end date. List prices start at about $150 a month for the $25,000 TCP and $170 for the $50,000 Gauntlet Mini, and discounts are common. Published terms were updated for evaluations bought from July 2026 onward.

Funded stage

Traders who pass are offered a funded account through a partner proprietary firm, first on a simulated live environment and then, for those who progress, with live capital. The daily loss limit is removed at the funded stage. The profit split is 80%. Withdrawals are available weekly, with a minimum of $100.

Platforms and markets

A wide range of platforms is supported, including NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Rithmic-based software, TradingView and Finamark. Some platform licences are included free during the evaluation. Markets are futures on the CME group exchanges, including micro contracts.

Education

The firm provides video lessons, study guides and a beginner course. For traders new to futures, this is more than most prop firms offer.

Reputation

Earn2Trade holds a high average rating across several thousand public reviews, and price trackers show that its terms have been stable. Complaints tend to concern the strictness of the rules, particularly the ten-day minimum and the intraday calculation of limits on thinly traded contracts.

Choosing between the two

Pick the Trader Career Path if long-term growth matters more than starting size, since the ladder and the free reset both favour patience. Pick the Gauntlet Mini if you want a fixed, larger account and expect to pass without resets.

Pros and cons

• History: operating since 2016.
• Scaling ladder: up to $400,000 on the Career Path.
• Free reset: on renewal for TCP accounts.
• Education: courses and guides included.
• Ten-day minimum: no fast passes.
• Split: 80%, below the 90% common elsewhere.

Who is Earn2Trade for?

Earn2Trade suits disciplined intraday futures traders who value stability and a clear progression, and newcomers who want structure. Traders who can pass quickly and want the highest split have faster options.

Verdict

Earn2Trade is steady, transparent and proven. For 2027 it remains a dependable route into funded futures trading. Expect firm rules and plan for at least ten trading days.

Earn2Trade review: compare the alternatives

This Earn2Trade review is part of our Top 40 Prop Trading Firms in 2027 ranking. To compare, read the Bulenox review and the Tradeify review.