There are no FUZE TRADERS reviews on the Forex Peace Army platform, which is usually a red flag. On Trustpilot, the firm only has around 30 reviews which is not enough to determine how reliable the firm is. Another important aspect is experience; the firm was launched in 2024, meaning it is very inexperienced in the prop trading sector. Additionally, all funded accounts are simulated challenges meaning traders only access demo accounts and never live accounts.

The firm gets a 0 score in this section as it lacks almost all safety features reducing its reliability considerably.

There is only one FUZE TRADERS funded program which is a 2-step challenge, requiring traders to hit profit targets twice. The FUZE TRADERS funding options for its 2-step accounts are also limited and include 10k, 20k, 30k, 40k, 50k, 60k,70k, 80k, 90k, and 100k USD. The minimum of 10k FUZE TRADERS challenge is higher than what many beginners would prefer which is a downside. Typically 5k and below challenges are suitable for beginners and 10k is slightly high. The maximum funded amount is 100k which is also low when compared to some firms that offer 1 million and more. 

FUZE TRADERS scaling plan is not available which is a serious downside. Traders can not grow their funded accounts which limits their growth opportunities. 

Overall, the firm gets a 2 score in this section for offering a limited number of funding options. 

FUZE TRADERS prop trading assets only include several asset classes such as Forex pairs (majors and minors), commodities (metals and energies), and popular index CFDs. The firm does not offer stocks, cryptos, or any other asset types which is its huge downside.

Overall, the firm gets a 2 score in this section.

FUZE TRADERS rules require traders to hit a 10% profit target for phase 1, and 8% for stage 2 of evaluation. Traders are not allowed to lose more than 5% of their challenge balance per day and this number is reduced to 4% for phase 2. The maximum drawdown is 10% for Phase and 8% for Phase 2. 

There are no time limits, EAs or Expert Advisors (automated trading systems) are allowed, news trading is permitted, and traders can hold trades overnight and during weekends. 

Overall, the firm gets a 1.5 score in this section. 

The pricing at Fuze Traders starts at 100 dollars for the smallest, 10k USD 2-step challenge, which is competitive but still expensive. Here is the list of pricing for other funded options:

• Funded amount: 20k USD - One-time fee:160 USD
• 30k USD - 225 USD
• 40k USD - 280 USD
• 50k USD - 338 USD
• 60k USD - 390 USD
• 70k USD - 438 USD
• 80k USD - 480 USD
• 90k USD - 518 USD
• 100k USD - 550 USD

All challenge fees are one-time fees and are refunded upon completion of the evaluation successfully. The FUZE TRADERS free trial is not offered at the moment which is a big downside as traders can not test trading conditions or develop tailored strategies for success. 

FUZE TRADERS free repeat is not offered either which forces traders to pay one-time fees again in case they fail to pass. 

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

The firm allows access to the advanced trading platform, MetaTrader 5 (MT5). The platforms allow both custom indicators and Expert Advisors and the firm allows traders to use EAs which is very flexible. 

Overall the firm gets a 5 score in this section as it offers advanced MT5 and allows traders to use all of its advanced features. 

FUZE TRADERS profit split is 75% which is competitive but still lower than what many other props offer. Payouts are on-demand which is actually competitive. 

Withdrawals take somewhere 1-2 business days which is flexible, and the minimum withdrawal amount is 1,000 USD which is high.

Overall, the firm gets a 2.5 score in this section.

The firm does not offer educational resources except a blog which can not be used as an educational resource. There are no webinars, video guides, or trading courses. The firm does not offer tools either, which is also a downside. 

As a result, it gets a 0 score in this section. 

The firm does not offer live chat or a hotline which is a serious downside and a red flag. The inability to contact support right away to solve issues quickly is a serious drawback for prop traders. There is an email support option but it is usually slower than live chat and hotline that offer direct and fast contact. Both the website and the support are only in the English language, which is also a downside.

Overall, the firm gets a 1.2 score in this section.