OneFunded

OneFunded Prop Firm Review 2025

Prop firms have become a common entry point for traders who want to access larger capital without putting too much of their own money on the line. Every new firm tries to differentiate itself with fees, profit splits, or trading rules. OneFunded, which officially launched in late August 2024, is one of the latest entrants to the space. Operated by Brynex Tech Limited and headquartered in London, the company is attempting to capture attention with low-cost challenges, quick payouts and flexible rules.

Whether that mix is enough to stand out in 2025 is the real question. Below, we will walk through the structure, rules and funding models OneFunded currently offers.

OneFunded Prop Firm Overview

Pros and Cons of Trading with OneFunded

Getting started with OneFunded has its advantages and drawbacks. Below is a balanced view:
 

OneFunded Challenge Types, Fees & Profit Split

OneFunded offers three types of challenges: 1-Step, 2-Step and 1F Limited (2-Step). Each comes with unique drawdown rules, profit targets and pricing. Importantly, it is designed to accommodate both beginners and experienced traders.

Challenge Features Overview
 

The 1-Step Challenge

The simplest route is one evaluation phase, a 10% profit target and strict risk limits. Daily drawdown is capped at 4% and the overall drawdown at 6%.

Why it appeals:

• Faster funded access with no second phase

   

• Lower minimum trading days (5)

   

• Clear-cut rules, easy to understand

The 2-Step Challenge
 

A more traditional structure, which are two phases, each with lower profit targets (8% and then 5%), but more room on risk (10% max drawdown).

Why it appeals:

• Easier profit targets per phase

   

• More breathing space with a 10% max drawdown

   

• Good fit for swing traders who prefer longer setups

The 1F Limited Challenge
 

This is also a two-phase model but with even softer targets. 7% in phase one, 4% in phase two. The max drawdown is set at 11%, which is higher than the other options.
 

Why it appeals:

• Lowest targets among the three

   

• Higher overall drawdown gives flexibility

   

• Works well for traders who don’t want tight limits

Verdict on Challenges

OneFunded has set its fees at an accessible level, which will be attractive to beginners. The 1F Limited Challenge in particular looks designed for traders who value room or flexibility. The trade-off is that the firm’s top allocation of $100,000 might feel too small for advanced or high-frequency traders.
 

OneFunded Drawdown & News Rules

OneFunded doesn’t play around with risk. They use equity-based drawdowns, which, if you have traded a prop account before, you know can be a bit unforgiving. 

• Daily loss: It is around 4–5%, depending on which challenge you are running.
• Max drawdown: It sits between 6% and 11%. Not the loosest rules out there, but fair if you have got discipline.
• News trading: Yes, they let you trade the events. You can open or close during NFP, CPI, Fed meetings, all that. 

But, and this is important, if it looks like you are only chasing those crazy five-minute spikes, compliance will 

notice. They don’t want “gaming the system” stuff. A warning if you do it once, but if you make a habit of it, you might lose the account.
 

Spreads & Commissions

The costs are actually pretty competitive. Commission is $0.07 per 0.01 lot. For most traders, that’s solid, definitely affordable than some bigger names.
 

Spreads aren’t fixed, they move with market conditions. The easiest way to check them is just log into the TradeLocker demo they provide. That way you see live pricing before committing.
 

And here is a nice touch, no cap on lot sizes. If you want to scale positions, you are free to do it (as long as you don’t blow your limits). A lot of firms put restrictions there, OneFunded doesn’t.
 

Trading Instruments Offered
 

Trading Instruments Offered OneFunded gives traders a decent mix of markets to work with. You’re not just stuck on forex pairs. 

• Forex : majors, minors, even some exotics.
• Cryptos : good coverage for those who like digital assets.
• Indices : popular global stock indexes.
• Metals : gold, silver, and a few others.
• Stocks : select equities available. 

For a prop firm that only started recently, that’s a pretty wide range. Many low-cost firms usually stick to 
Hedging between accountsforex-only, so this is a step up. 
 

Trading Rules - What’s Allowed and What’s Not 

The rules are trader-friendly, but with a few sensible limits.

OneFunded also checks IPs and devices. Trading from different locations is fine, but if they notice overlap with another user’s account, they’ll probably review it. 
 

Scaling Plan 

Right now, there’s no scaling option. The top allocation sits at $100,000, and that’s it. Bigger firms do let traders grow into seven-figure accounts, so this is an area where OneFunded is behind the curve.
 

Payments and Payouts

Paying for a challenge is straightforward

• Options include PayPal, cards, or crypto. 

For payouts after funding

• Bank transfer or crypto, with a $100 minimum withdrawal.
• By default, payouts are every 14 days, but you can switch to weekly if you grab the add-on.
• Challenge fees get refunded once you pass and go funded. 

Restricted Countries

Traders from certain regions cannot purchase OneFunded challenges. These include,
Afghanistan

• Al-Qaida

   

• Belarus

   

• Central African Republic

   

• Crimea and Occupied Parts of Ukraine

   

• Cuba

   

• Democratic Republic of the Congo

   

• Eritrea

   

• Guinea-Bissau

   

• Iran

   

• Iraq

   

• ISIL (Da’esh)

   

• Lebanon

   

• Libya

   

• Mali

   

• North Korea (DPRK)

   

• Russia

   

• South Sudan

   

• Sudan

   

• Somalia

   

• Syria

   

• Taliban

   

• Yemen

   

• Zimbabwe

   

Final Verdict

OneFunded is a new player But looking at the setup, it’s got appeal: low entry fees, fair rules, and the possibility of hitting 90% profit splits down the line. On the downside, the cap at $100k, no scaling, and the lack of a long track record might make pros hesitate. For beginners and mid-level traders, though, OneFunded could be an affordable way to test strategies with real funded capital in 2025. If you are a pro aiming for huge allocations, it’s probably best to wait and see how this firm develops.