Upcomers Review
The least battle-tested name on our list. Possibly competitive, definitely unproven — back it only with money you can treat as a test.
Written & reviewed by R Krishna · How we analyze →
Upcomers is the least battle-tested name on this list, which calls for the highest dose of healthy skepticism. That is not an insult — every established firm started somewhere — it is simply an honest read of where the risk sits today.
What to Know
The models may be competitive and the cost low, but with limited public payout history, you are the one underwriting the trust. There is nothing wrong with backing a newcomer; early adopters occasionally get the best conditions before the firm tightens them. But do it with money you can afford to treat as a test, not a mortgage.
Due Diligence Checklist
Before you trust Upcomers with anything meaningful: search for recent, independent payout reports (not the firm's own testimonials); read the full rulebook for drawdown and consistency conditions; confirm who provides the underlying trading infrastructure; and start with the smallest account so a worst-case outcome is an annoyance, not a wound. If it pays cleanly and the rules are fair, you can scale later.
Who It Is For
Experimenters and early adopters who enjoy trialling new firms — not traders looking to commit their core capital.
The Verdict
A speculative pick. If you are curious, fund the smallest account, demand recent payout proof, and confirm every current rule on their site before you trust it with anything more than test money.
Pros
- ✓ Potentially competitive, low-cost entry
- ✓ Early-adopter conditions
Cons
- ✗ Limited public payout history
- ✗ Highest trust risk of the group
- ✗ Due diligence essential
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the Upcomers challenge cost?
Upcomers's evaluation starts from $399. Funded account sizes range from $5,000 to $100,000. Fees vary by account size and change often — always confirm the current price on the firm's own site.
What profit split does Upcomers offer?
Upcomers pays up to 99% of profits to the trader. Some firms require a paid add-on to reach the maximum split.
What are Upcomers's drawdown rules?
Upcomers enforces a maximum drawdown of 6%. Breaching either typically fails the account, so know whether the limit is balance- or equity-based before you trade.
What is the profit target for Upcomers?
The profit target is 6% to pass the evaluation phase. Verify the exact target for your chosen account size and model.