AlphaTRADER | The5ers — Funded Trader Programs
Partner prop firm

The5ers Funded Trader

A prop firm built around steady account growth. Pick the program that fits your style and scale a funded account over time.

Bootcamp · High Stakes · Hyper Growth · Profit split up to 100% · Scaling plan.

Coupon code — apply at checkout
V5F45ZDYD

How The5ers works

Choose a program, prove your consistency, trade a funded account.

1

Choose your program

Select Bootcamp, High Stakes or Hyper Growth and the account size that matches your risk appetite.

2

Pass the evaluation

Hit the profit target while respecting the drawdown rules of your chosen program.

3

Trade & scale

Trade the funded account, withdraw your share of profits and grow through the scaling plan.

Programs

Choose your path

Exact targets, fees and drawdown limits change over time — always confirm on the official site before buying.

Bootcamp

3-step path with a low upfront fee — the rest is paid after you pass.

  • Profit target: 6% per step
  • Max loss: 5% (evaluation)
  • Stop-loss required on every trade
  • Leverage: 1:30
  • Profit split grows from 50% up to 100%

High Stakes

Classic two-step evaluation with the highest leverage.

  • Targets: 10% (Step 1), 5% (Step 2)
  • Max loss: 10% · Daily loss: 5%
  • Min. 3 profitable days per step
  • Leverage: up to 1:100
  • Profit split from 80% up to 100%

Hyper Growth

Fast-track, single-phase program focused on rapid scaling.

  • Profit target: 10% (single step)
  • Max loss: 6% · Daily pause at 3%
  • No minimum trading days
  • Leverage: 1:30
  • Profit split grows from 50% up to 100%

Common to all programs

No time limit to complete the evaluation, scaling up to $4M in managed capital, and accounts inactive for 30+ days may be closed. News-trading restrictions apply around high-impact events.

Source: the5ers.com

Ready to trade with The5ers?

Pick a program, use code V5F45ZDYD at checkout and start building your funded track record.

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