There are no Flexytrade reviews on the FPA, which is a red flag. On Trustpilot, the firm has around 30 reviews, and half of them are 1-star evaluations, which indicates serious issues with the firm’s safety and services. The firm was launched in 2024, which makes it a super young and inexperienced company in the prop trading sector. Additionally, all funded accounts are simulated accounts and traders do not access live trading challenges. 

The firm gets a 0 score in this section as it is highly risky and inexperienced. 

Flexytrade funded programs are several, divided by their amount of funded capital. 

Flexytrade funding options include 150k, 250k, 350k, and 500k USD. These options are offered as different challenges, but the only difference is their names and funding amounts. All Flexytrade challenges are instant accounts, meaning traders get funded status right away, after paying the one-time fees. The firm differs from other futures prop firms as it has one-time fees only and no monthly subscription fees. 

The Flexytrade scaling plan can be activated and allows traders to grow their funded challenge amount. 

The firm gets a 1 score in this section. 

Flexytrade prop trading assets are only futures from various US exchanges, and there are no other asset classes such as currencies or cryptos. Traders can speculate on numerous markets under futures including equities, commodities, currencies, and so on. 

The firm gets a 0.5 score in this section as a result. 

Flexytrade rules include no daily loss limits and no profit targets. However, traders have to maintain a strict maximum drawdown of 5%, which makes it difficult to generate profits. News trading, overnight holding, and weekend holding are not allowed. Overall, the rules are strict and traders need to be extremely cautious. 

The firm gets a 0.2 score in this section.

The fees are expensive at Flexytrade as the smallest challenge is 150k USD instant funding. The fee starts at 599 USD for a 150k USD challenge. Here are other fees:

• Funded amount: 250k USD - 699 USD
• 350k USD - 849 USD
• 500k USD - 1,199 USD

As we can see, the firm has expensive one-time fees for all of its instant futures challenges. 

Flexytrade free trial is not offered and the Flexytrade free repeat is not available either, which is also a downside.

As a result, the firm gets a 0 score in this section.

The firm allows access to Rithmic and Quantower platforms. These platforms are specifically designed for futures trading and offer a diverse set of tools. Mobile trading is available as well.

The firm gets a 3 score in this section. 

Flexytrade profit split starts at 90% which may seem very attractive but in reality, it is a huge red flag. As indicated by many trader reviews as well, the firm is most likely a scam and this is just to bait traders and collect paid fees. Prop firms should generate income by splitting trader profits between the firm and trader, and anything above 90% is a red flag here and indicates that the firm might not pay its traders. In the case of Flexytrade, there are many negative trader reviews, indicating the firm declines payouts very often and has hidden rules as well. 

Overall, the firm gets a 3 score in this section for a 90% profit split, but we advise our readers to stay away from this scam company.

The firm advertises Education & Expert Mentoring in Futures Trading, but we can not evaluate its quality. As it seems, the firm is not that good with education, as so many traders evaluate it by 1-star. There are trader courses and articles offered, but no tools available to increase futures trading accuracy.

As a result, the firm gets a 2.5 score in this section. 

When it comes to customer support, the firm only provides email support options, which is a huge downside. There is no phone support or live chat available, and traders will have to wait for email responses to get issues solved. Additionally, both the website and support are only in the English language, which is also a downside.

As a result, the firm gets a 1 score in this section.