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UProfit Review

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  • Futures
  • Since 2019

How the score is made

11 criteria, each out of 5
Evaluation rules4.0

One simulated evaluation stage with a single profit target, a 50% best-day rule that does not fail the account, and no time limit; no minimum number of trading days is written, and open positions are closed automatically at 4:10 PM ET each day. Checked .

Drawdown model3.6

The "Drawdown EOD" level is updated at the end of each day, stops rising at the starting balance, and closes the account when it is touched at any time during the day. Checked .

Rule restrictions2.8

The mandatory best practices keep profits from winning trades held under 60 seconds below 20% of all winning-trade profits and trades of 10 seconds or less below 30% of all trades during the review period; a violation closes all accounts and cancels pending payouts. Checked .

Pricing fairness3.4

A monthly subscription with no activation fee; the programme page shows lower prices beside struck-through ones that the help articles still give as the subscription, and all sales are final. Checked .

Profit split4.0

The payout policy gives the trader up to 90% of profits on each withdrawal and 10% to UProfit; the cap on a request is applied before the split. Checked .

Scaling programme2.6

Scaling exists only as contract steps inside the Virtual Live account; the account size does not increase, and the account is closed after the sixth withdrawal. Checked .

Payout reliability3.0

Each payout needs 3 profit days, 40% consistency and a balance above a fixed threshold, is capped at 3% of the account size and limited to six per account; UProfit states processing within "24 business hours", through RISE or Finrock. Checked .

Firm safety2.7

The terms name only "a Limited Liability Company registered in Delaware"; no owners or managers are named, the footer and the privacy policy give different addresses, and the terms date from November 2021. Checked .

Transparency3.1

The help centre documents rules, payout policy and reset prices for every account size, and the footer publishes a pass rate, but only for the third quarter of 2024. Checked .

Execution quality2.9

The platforms page names TradingView and Tradoverse on desktop and mobile; the evaluation and Virtual Live accounts are simulated, and no data provider or broker is named. Checked .

Customer support3.2

Live chat runs Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM EST and email promises a reply within 24 hours, while the home page advertises 24/7 support. Checked .

BT Score is the weighted result of these 11 criteria. Tap one for what it rests on. How we score

What it costs

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$130
to get funded with Soft $50,000, if you pass in the first month
$130 first month + $0 activation fee
Profit split
90%
Max loss
$2,000
Daily loss
$1,100
First payout
3 days
Evaluation
1 step
Drawdown
Not verified

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Rules at a glance

$50K plan
Profit target
$3,000
Daily loss
$1,100
Consistency rule
50%
Markets
CME, COMEX, and NYMEX

Payouts and fees

Profit split
90%
First payout
3 days
Activation fee
$0
Payout terms
Profit Days: You must have accumulated at least 3 profit days for each withdrawal request. These days can be consecutive or non-consecutive.
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The full review

13 sections

In brief

UProfit offers one-step futures evaluations with an end-of-day drawdown, strict conduct rules, capped payouts and an account that ends after six withdrawals.

UProfit is a futures prop firm that says it has funded traders since 2019. Its two current programmes, Day Soft and Day Flex, are one-step evaluations on simulated accounts with an end-of-day drawdown, a 50% best-day rule and no time limit.

The offer is easy to enter and narrow once you are in. After the evaluation you trade a "Virtual Live" account, which is still a demo environment that pays a share of simulated profits. Conduct rules are detailed and strictly enforced, each payout is capped, and the account is closed after its sixth withdrawal.

This review is based on UProfit's own published pages, read on 13 November 2026. We did not open an account or request a payout.

UProfit homepage
UProfit homepage, captured 13 November 2026.

Who can use it

You must be at least 18. UProfit lists ten countries it does not accept, among them Iran, Cuba, Syria, North Korea and Pakistan, and it does not serve people under sanctions. It may ask for identity, residency and location documents. Its terms forbid the use of a VPN or a VPS, and a trader who travels must tell its compliance team in advance.

The programmes trade futures on CME, COMEX and NYMEX only.

Safety and trust

UProfit publishes little about who stands behind it. Its terms name only "a Limited Liability Company registered in Delaware"; the name Uprofit Trader LLC appears in its risk disclosure. The footer gives an address in Dover, Delaware, while the privacy policy names Sugar Land, Texas. No owners or managers are named, and the firm does not say that it is registered with a financial regulator.

The terms were last updated in November 2021 and still refer to an older web address. The evaluation and the Virtual Live account are simulated. Real capital is mentioned only for a later "Funded Live" stage, and the rules of that stage are not published.

Trading conditions

Both programmes come in four account sizes. Trading runs from Sunday evening to Friday afternoon, US Eastern time, and every open position is closed automatically at 4:10 PM ET each day, so nothing can be held overnight. Contract limits rise with the account size.

The platforms are TradingView and Tradoverse, on desktop and mobile. UProfit names no data provider or broker for these programmes, and a commission per contract is charged inside the simulated accounts.

Rules

The evaluation has one profit target, a best-day rule and the end-of-day drawdown. The best-day rule says that your best day may not exceed 50% of your total profit. Missing it does not fail the account: you keep trading until the ratio is met. Day Soft adds a daily loss limit that only locks the account until the next session. Day Flex has none.

The drawdown level is updated after each trading day and stops rising once it reaches the starting balance. Touching it at any moment during the day closes the account, which then needs a reset.

The conduct rules are the strict part. Very short trades are limited: in each review period, profits from winning trades held under 60 seconds must stay below 20% of the profits from all winning trades, and trades of 10 seconds or less must stay below 30% of all trades. Automation needs written permission, and copying is allowed only between your own accounts with UProfit's own tool. A breach of these rules closes all your accounts and cancels pending payouts.

Plans and cost

The evaluation is a monthly subscription that renews until you pass or cancel, and there is no activation fee for the Virtual Live account. The price of the plan our comparison tracks is in the cost section above.

On 13 November 2026 UProfit's programme page showed lower prices next to struck-through ones, while its help articles still gave the struck-through figures as the subscription. Check the price at checkout.

A failed evaluation can be reset for a fee, or free of charge after the next renewal. A failed Virtual Live account can be reset up to three times, within ten days, for a higher fee. The terms say that all sales are final.

Payouts

The trader's share is 90% from the first withdrawal. A payout request needs three profit days, a best day below 40% of the profit and a balance above a fixed threshold, and each request is capped at 3% of the account size. An account allows six withdrawals and is then closed; UProfit says that an offer of real capital follows.

UProfit says it processes payouts within "24 business hours" after the market close, through RISE or in USDC through Finrock.

Scaling

There is no plan that grows the account. In the Virtual Live account the number of contracts steps up as profit builds, and the smallest account has no such steps.

Pros and cons

For

  • One evaluation step, no time limit and no written minimum of trading days.
  • An end-of-day drawdown that stops at the starting balance.
  • No activation fee, and a reset with the next renewal.

Against

  • Strict conduct rules, and all accounts are closed after a breach.
  • Every payout is capped, and the account ends after six withdrawals.
  • Little is published about the company, and its terms date from 2021.

Who it suits

UProfit suits an intraday futures trader who wants a single, untimed evaluation and whose way of trading sits comfortably inside tight conduct rules.

It does not suit scalpers who hold trades for seconds, traders who rely on automation or on overnight positions, or anyone who wants an account that grows over time.

Verdict

Our BT Score for UProfit is fair rather than good. The evaluation is simple, and the drawdown model is one of the friendlier kinds. Afterwards the firm keeps a tight grip: narrow conduct rules, capped payouts and an account that ends after six withdrawals. Together with the thin company information, that places it below the futures firms that publish more and restrict less.

FAQ

Is the UProfit funded account a live account?

No. The Virtual Live account is a demo environment that pays a share of simulated profits. UProfit says that real capital is offered in a later Funded Live stage. The rules of that stage are not published.

Does UProfit have a daily loss limit?

Day Soft has one. Reaching it locks the account until the next session and does not fail it. Day Flex has none.

How many payouts can I take?

Six per Virtual Live account. Each one needs three profit days and is capped at 3% of the account size.

Can I use a trading bot or a trade copier?

Automation needs UProfit's written permission. Copying is allowed only between your own UProfit accounts, with its built-in tool.

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