Maven Review
Saint Lucia-based CFD prop firm with five program types and 10-day payouts
How Maven compares
Strengths
- Challenges start from $5 — cheaper than the typical entry among the 19 forex firms we track.
Trade-offs
- The maximum profit split is 80%, below the 87.5% median among the 19 forex firms we track.
- Overall drawdown is capped at 5%, tighter than the 6% median among the 19 forex firms we track.
- The largest account is $100K, below the typical ceiling among the 19 forex firms we track.
- Rated 4.2/5 across TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, below the 4.4 median among the 19 forex firms we track.
Maven suits traders who value a lower entry price; the trade-off is a lower profit split.
Ratings
Ratings aggregated from TrustPilot & Prop Firm Match, verified 2026-06.
About Maven
Maven is a Saint Lucia-based proprietary trading firm founded in November 2022, offering five program types across 30 configurations with account sizes from $2,000 to $100,000. It trades CFDs on forex, metals, indices, energies, crypto, and commodities across Match Trader and MT5.
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Challenges & pricing
Maven's cheapest plan is a $2,000 1-step account at $5; the largest funded account is $100,000 (from $5). In total Maven lists 42 plan configurations across 7 account models, with profit splits up to 80%.
Maven's 3-Step Challenge runs from a $2,000 3-step account at $13 up to $100,000 at $299, with a profit target of 9%, a max loss of 3%, a daily loss limit of 2% and a profit split of 80%.
Maven's 1-Step Challenge runs from a $2,000 1-step account at $15 up to $100,000 at $380, with a profit target of 8%, a max loss of 5%, a daily loss limit of 3% and a profit split of 80%.
Maven's Instant Funding runs from a $2,000 instant-funding account at $15 up to $100,000 at $380, with a max loss of 3%, a daily loss limit of 2% and a profit split of 80%.
Maven's OMO Challenge runs from a $2,000 2-step account at $19 up to $100,000 at $472, with a profit target of 14%, a max loss of 8%, a daily loss limit of 4% and a profit split of 80%.
Maven's 2-Step Challenge runs from a $2,000 2-step account at $19 up to $100,000 at $440, with a profit target of 13%, a max loss of 8%, a daily loss limit of 4% and a profit split of 80%.
Maven's Mini Challenge runs from a $2,000 instant-funding account at $17 up to $100,000 at $440, with a profit target of 3%, a max loss of 3% trailing, a daily loss limit of 2% and a profit split of 70%.
Maven's Buy Now Pay Later runs from a $2,000 1-step account up to $100,000, each at $5, with a profit target of 4%, a max loss of 10% phase 1 · 8% funded, a daily loss limit of None in phase 1 · 4% funded, a profit split of 80% and a one-time activation fee from $40.
Maven FAQs
Answers sourced from Maven’s own help center.
A wide range of one-time-purchase plans: a 1-Step (8% target), a 2-Step (13% total), a 3-Step (9% total), the OMO 2-Step (14%), Instant Funding (no target), and even a 'Buy Now Pay Later' 1-Step. Account sizes start as low as $2K, and you trade forex, metals, indices, energies, commodities, and crypto on Match-Trader or MetaTrader 5.
80% across every plan — instant, one-step, two-step, and three-step alike. Payouts run on a 10-business-day cycle, and funded accounts can scale up to $1,000,000 once you meet the scaling criteria.
Targets vary by plan — for example the 1-Step asks 8%, the 3-Step 9% total (around 3% per phase), and the 2-Step 13%. On each phase you need three profitable days of at least 0.5% to progress. The Instant Funding route has no target to clear.
Maven uses several drawdown types depending on the plan — static, balance-based, equity-based, and trailing. The standard 1-Step, for instance, runs a 3% daily and 5% max drawdown, while the two-step plans use 4% daily and 8% max. Check the specific plan you buy, as the model and percentages differ across the range.
Yes, outside a tight window: you cannot open or close a trade within two minutes either side of a red-folder (high-impact) news release. Holding a position through the event is fine — the restriction is on entering or exiting right around it.
Prohibited behaviour includes copy trading, certain trading 'efficiencies', excessive scalping, holding trades with no risk management, and gambling-style trading. Maven expects a genuine, risk-managed approach that could be replicated on a live account.
Your personal details must match a valid government-issued ID (passport, driver's licence, residence permit, or ID card) — mismatched details, someone else's ID, or being underage all cause automatic rejection. You must pay with your own credit card in your name, and your IP address should stay within the same geographical region throughout your Maven journey to confirm you traded without outside help.
Maven supports several payout methods, including direct bank transfer and Rise, among other options, on the 10-business-day cycle.
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