Will I pass Maven Trading? Your odds for every Maven Trading challenge

Maven Trading sells 9 programs: Standard 1-Step ($2K–$100K); Standard 2-Step ($2K–$100K); Standard 3-Step ($2K–$100K); Omo 2-Step ($2K–$100K); Buy Now, Pay Later ($2K–$100K); Instant Funding ($2K–$100K); Mini (Instant Mini Funding) ($2K–$100K); Prediction Markets 1-Step (Essential) ($5K–$100K); Prediction Markets Elite 1-Step ($5K–$100K). The easiest one for you is the one your numbers survive most often — use “Which Maven Trading challenge gives you the best odds?” above, which runs your numbers against every Maven Trading program at one size and ranks them by the expected cost to get funded.

The profit target, daily loss limit, maximum drawdown (trailing, static), minimum trading days and time limit of each 1-step challenge and 2-step challenge and 3-step challenge and instant funding program, as published by Maven Trading and last checked on 2026-10-27. Consistency, news and weekend rules aren’t simulated — see the full Maven Trading rules page for those.

We run 1,000 simulated attempts of the challenge you pick. Each simulated day you take your usual number of trades; each trade wins your average win or loses your average loss at your win rate. Every attempt is checked against the program's own profit target, daily loss limit, maximum drawdown (static or trailing), minimum trading days and time limit. The share of attempts that reach the target is your pass probability.

Every evaluation in our verified rules database — futures firms like Topstep, Tradeify, Lucid Trading and My Funded Futures, and forex/CFD firms like FTMO, FXIFY and The5ers — at every account size they sell. Each program shows the date its rules were last checked against the firm's own site.

Your win rate, average winning trade and average losing trade in dollars, and how many trades you take a day — ideally from your last 30–50 trades. If you journal on PropFundHub, "Use my numbers" fills them in from your own trades.

No. It is a model: it assumes your results stay the same and treats every trade as independent. It does not apply consistency, news or weekend rules. Use it to compare challenges and to see whether your risk per trade fits the drawdown — not as a promise.

Drawdown limits are fixed dollar amounts. Halving your risk per trade usually makes a run of losses far less likely to hit the floor, while the target is still reachable — just slower. Try a few average-loss values and watch both the pass rate and the days to pass.

Free, with no account needed — the simulation runs in your browser. A free account adds daily odds for the challenge you are actually in, recalculated every evening from your real balance, with an alert if they drop.