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The5ers Review

The5ers sells trading evaluations and conditional access to funded trading, advertising forex, metals and indices, while its terms also cover futures contracts. The company states that it was founded in 2016 and advertises scaling up to $4,000,000. Its homepage lists a Summer Plan with a stated $100K account size and $249 price, but the extracted product selector does not establish which instrument or evaluation-step option is selected. The displayed company terms specify a 10% target, 10% scaling target, 6% maximum loss, 3% maximum daily loss, 50% daily consistency and a 75%-25% profit share. The company also lists Growth, High Stakes, Bootcamp, Hyper Growth and ProGrowth, but their prices and detailed rules are null in the supplied texts. No account-failure statistics are supplied, so the most common failure rule is null; a material risk is the prohibition on concentrated or disproportionate trading even when no individual numerical threshold has been breached. The Summer Plan table states a $250 minimum withdrawal, $2000 payout cap and refund from the third payout, without explaining the cap period or refund mechanics. Post-pass activation fees and recurring fees are null; the homepage advertises one-time fees, while the Bootcamp FAQ index raises a payment-structure question without supplying its answer. The footer identifies Five Percent Online Ltd. as registered in Israel, but the governing law is null in the supplied terms excerpt. The footer states that all Hub trading is simulated and funding is not guaranteed, while the terms permit immediate changes and the prohibited-practices policy provides for withheld profits, no refunds and permanent exclusion following violations.