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FTMO Challenge 2-Step $200K: challenge fee changed and 3 other terms
| Term | Was | Now | Move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Challenge fee | 1080 | — | |
| Profit split (funded) | 90% | — | |
| Max leverage | 100 | — | |
| Payout cycle | By Weekly | — |
Captured on 2026-09-22, a change was recorded to the published terms for the FTMO Challenge 2-Step $200K, relative to the prior capture on 2026-09-01. Four terms are flagged as moved: the challenge fee, previously 1080; the funded profit split, previously 90%; the maximum leverage, previously 100; and the payout cycle, previously listed as "By Weekly". The replacement values for these four terms were not included in the captured record, so only the prior figures are stated here.
For context on what these terms govern: the challenge fee is the amount paid to enter the evaluation; the profit split sets the proportion of profit allocated to the trader once funded; maximum leverage caps the position size that can be opened against account equity; and the payout cycle defines the interval at which withdrawal requests are processed. Confirm the current values against the provider's own published terms.