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FXIFY vs OneFunded: which prop firm is better? (2026)

We compare FXIFY and OneFunded using the same data: published prices, published rules and Trustpilot ratings. The full table and our verdict are below.

Point by point

FXIFYOneFunded
Score7.3/105.0/10
Trustpilot4.3–
Profit split90%80% (90% with add-on)
Max leverageup to 1:30up to 1:100
100K challenge from$399 (Lightning)$349 (Value)
Programmes84
PlatformsMT5, DXtrade, TradingViewMT5, TradeLocker
Payouts viaCrypto, Bank Transfer, RiseRise, Cryptocurrency (USDT/USDC), Bank transfer
News tradingRestricted–
Weekend holdingAllowed–
Expert advisors (EAs)Restricted–
HedgingAllowed–
ScalpingRestricted–
Copy tradingRestricted–
MartingaleAllowed–

Our verdict

On our scores, FXIFY (7.3) comes out ahead of OneFunded (5.0).

OneFunded has the cheaper 100K challenge ($349); the cheapest at FXIFY costs $399.

FXIFY allows more trading styles (news, EAs, weekend holding and so on).

  • Choose FXIFY if you want better customer reviews, a higher profit split, more programmes to choose from.
  • Choose OneFunded if you want a cheaper challenge, more leverage, the TradeLocker platform.

The two firms in brief

FXIFY

FXIFY has one of the widest ranges of programmes we track: a 1-Phase, three 2-Phase variants, a 3-Phase, Lightning and instant funding. Account sizes run from $5,000 to $400,000, and you trade on MT5, DXtrade or TradingView.

OneFunded

OneFunded is run by Brynex Tech Limited, a UK company. It has four programmes: Flash (1-Step), Core and Value (2-Step) and Instant, from $5,000 to $100,000 on MT5 and TradeLocker.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better, FXIFY or OneFunded?

On our scores, FXIFY (7.3) comes out ahead of OneFunded (5.0).

Which is cheaper, FXIFY or OneFunded?

OneFunded has the cheaper 100K challenge ($349); the cheapest at FXIFY costs $399.

Can I have accounts with FXIFY and OneFunded at the same time?

Yes. You can buy challenges from several firms at once. What almost every firm bans is copying trades between different people's accounts or hedging across firms.