Funded Now, which trades as Get Funded Now at getfundednow.com, is a forex prop firm operated by Bradbury Capital Ltd. It sells three routes to a funded account: Instant Funding, a 1 Step evaluation and a 2 Step evaluation. Three terms change what a challenge really costs and pays out. Commission is charged on every lot, the firm publishes several different figures for the profit split and payout schedule, and only the 2 Step carries a consistency rule. The 1 Step’s target, loss limits, fees and commission are stated clearly. The split, payout timing and some drawdown details are not, and need confirming before you buy.
What Funded Now is and who runs it
Funded Now is a proprietary trading evaluation firm. You pay a one-time fee for a simulated account of a chosen size, trade it under fixed risk limits, and if you hit the target without breaching those limits, you move to a funded stage where profits are shared under the firm’s split.
The operating entity is Bradbury Capital Ltd. This is the name to match against the checkout terms.
The name causes some confusion. “Funded Now,” “FundedNow” and “Get Funded Now” all refer to this firm. It is a separate company from FundedNext, which runs its own forex and futures programs; if that is the firm you meant, see the FundedNext review. Trustpilot also has review pages for Funded Now under several domains (fundednow.io, fundednowgroup.com and fundednowprop.com), so check which domain a review refers to before treating it as feedback on the firm you are buying from.
Programs: Instant Funding, 1 Step and 2 Step
Each route has a different path to funding:
- Instant Funding: skips the evaluation and starts on a funded account.
- 1 Step: a single evaluation phase before funding.
- 2 Step: two evaluation phases before funding, and the only program with a consistency rule.
The 1 Step comes in six account sizes, from $10K to $200K, and the rules, costs and examples below apply to it unless stated otherwise. Instant Funding and 2 Step have their own terms on the firm’s site. If you are weighing instant routes against evaluations in general, the instant funding comparison covers how other firms structure them.
1 Step challenge rules
Profit target and loss limits
The 1 Step uses the same percentages at every account size:
- Profit target: 10%
- Daily loss limit: 5%
- Maximum loss: 8% as the base limit, shown as “up to 10%” with an asterisk
Here is what those percentages mean on a $100K account, assuming they are measured from the $100,000 starting balance:
- Profit target: $10,000 of profit to pass.
- Daily loss limit: $5,000 of loss in one trading day.
- Maximum loss: $8,000 below the starting balance at the 8% level.
The target-to-drawdown ratio is 1:0.8. You must make $10 for every $8 you are allowed to lose in total, so the target sits further away than the loss floor.
The daily limit is 5 points of the 8% total. One bad day at the daily limit uses 62.5% of the maximum loss allowance (5 ÷ 8). After such a day, a $100K account would have $3,000 of room left before the 8% floor, and the full $10,000 target, plus the $5,000 just lost, still to make.
No minimum days or time limit
The 1 Step has no minimum trading days and no time limit. You can pass as soon as you reach the target, and a patient trader can wait for setups, which matters with a 10% target. Because the consistency rule applies only to the 2 Step, passing on one large day is also allowed.
Leverage and instruments
Leverage is up to 1:50. On a $100K account, that caps notional exposure at $5 million in total. The “up to” wording suggests the ceiling may vary by instrument, and many prop firms set lower leverage on indices, metals and crypto than on major forex pairs.
Funded Now is a forex prop firm whose asset classes include forex, futures, indices, commodities, metals and crypto.
Costs
Challenge fees
The 1 Step is a one-time fee. List prices run from $175 for $10K to $1,345 for $200K. A 40% introductory code lowers them, for example from $675 to $405 on the $100K account, while the account size, target, loss limits and commission stay the same. The useful comparison is the cost per $10K of account at list price:
| Account | List price | Cost per $10K |
|---|---|---|
| $10K | $175 | $175.00 |
| $25K | $275 | $110.00 |
| $50K | $395 | $79.00 |
| $100K | $675 | $67.50 |
| $150K | $975 | $65.00 |
| $200K | $1,345 | $67.25 |
The $150K account is the cheapest per $10K at list price, with $100K and $200K close behind. The $10K account costs more than twice as much per unit of capital as any size from $50K up. The 40% discount cuts every price by the same proportion, so the ranking does not change with the code applied.
A lower cost per $10K is not a cheaper attempt. A failed $200K challenge costs $1,345 at list price, while a failed $10K challenge costs $175. The percentage rules are identical at every size, so a larger account raises the dollar target and loss limits together without making the evaluation easier to pass.
Commission
Funded Now charges $3.50 per side, or $7 per lot round turn, on all three programs. You pay it when you open a position and again when you close it.
Commission comes out of the same equity your loss limits and profit target are measured against. As a hypothetical example on a $100K account, a trader who opens and closes 100 standard lots during the challenge pays $700. That has to be earned on top of the $10,000 target and counts toward any loss limit on a losing day. A scalper feels this far more than a swing trader, so multiply your usual round-turn volume by $7 before choosing an account size.
Consistency rule on the 2 Step
Only the 2 Step applies a consistency rule: no single trading day may account for more than 35% of total profit.
As a worked example, suppose a 2 Step trader has $8,000 of total profit. The best single day can be no more than $2,800 (35% of $8,000). If one day produced $4,000, that day would be 50% of the total, and the trader would need more profit on other days before the rule is met. If the 35% test is applied to the whole profit figure including the big day, it is met at about $11,429 of total profit ($4,000 ÷ 0.35).
Payouts and profit split
Funded Now publishes several figures for the split and the schedule, and they do not line up cleanly:
- Profit split: “70% / Up to 90% / 100% once funded.” For the 1 Step, the split is “up to 90%” with a double asterisk.
- Payout frequency: “every 14 days (standard), 7 days (add-on),” and elsewhere “weekly once funded.” The 1 Step pays every 14 days.
- Processing time (firm-reported): “every 14 days as standard, or 7 with the add-on.”
The firm’s own pages tie some of these figures to programs: Instant Funding pays a 70% share, and the 1 Step pays 80% as standard, rising to 90% with an optional add-on at checkout. We did not find the 100% figure tied to a specific program, and the gap between the figures is large. On a hypothetical $5,000 of funded profit, a 70% split pays $3,500 and a 90% split pays $4,500.
On timing, the standard cycle is 14 days. A paid add-on, priced at checkout, shortens it to 7.
Funded Now does not publish a total amount paid to traders, so payout reliability has to be judged from the terms and from trader feedback.
Trustpilot reviews
On Trustpilot, Funded Now shows a 3.9 rating from 185 reviews. The distribution is uneven:
- 5 stars: 149
- 4 stars: 7
- 3 stars: 1
- 2 stars: 3
- 1 star: 25
About 80% of reviews are 5-star and about 14% are 1-star, with very few in between.
Strengths and trade-offs
Strengths in the published terms:
- A single-phase 1 Step with no minimum days, no time limit and no consistency rule.
- Cost per $10K falls sharply from $10K to $50K and stays around $65 to $67.50 from $100K up.
- Three routes, including Instant Funding.
- Commission stated plainly as a per-side and round-turn figure.
Trade-offs:
- A 10% target against an 8% maximum loss, with a 5% daily limit that can consume most of that buffer in one day.
- Commission of $7 per round-turn lot weighs on high-volume strategies.
- The split and payout timing appear in several forms, some tied to a paid add-on.
- No published payout total, and a notable cluster of 1-star reviews.
Checks before buying
Four checks cover the open questions:
- Company registration: confirm Bradbury Capital Ltd in the relevant company register and match it to the terms and conditions.
- Trading conditions: confirm whether the daily and maximum loss are calculated on balance or equity, which decides whether open floating losses count. Also confirm whether the maximum loss is static or trails your highest balance, which decides whether profits raise your floor. Then check what unlocks the 10% maximum loss, per-instrument leverage, the trading platform and the exact symbol list.
- Payout terms: confirm which split (70%, 90% or 100%) applies to your program and stage, the add-on price for 7-day payouts, and any minimum withdrawal.
- Trader feedback: read the 1-star Trustpilot reviews and check which domain they refer to.
How we checked Funded Now (Get Funded Now)
We visited getfundednow.com on 13 November 2026, connecting from Tallinn, Estonia. We opened the home page, the About page, the terms and conditions, the challenges page, the rules and FAQ pages, the payouts page and two of the firm’s trading calculators. The footer, the About page and the terms all name the same operator: Bradbury Capital Ltd, Company No. 17102934, 6 Harrier Way, Exeter EX2 7HU. No risk warning appeared on any page we read.
The challenges page prices the 1 Step from $175 for a $10,000 account to $1,345 for $200,000. Each price sits beside a lower figure, for example $473 next to $675 on the $100,000 size. The 1 Step rules read as a 10% target, a 5% daily loss limit and an 8% max drawdown, which the page describes as trailing and which rises to 10% with an add-on. Instant Funding is tighter: 3% daily, 5% trailing, a 70% share. The 2 Step uses an 8% non-trailing drawdown, 3 minimum trading days and a 35% consistency rule. Clicking “Start challenge” led to a checkout that asked us to sign up or log in before showing any price or payment step. We stopped there. The checkout terms say there are no refunds on any services.
On Companies House, the UK company register, we found BRADBURY CAPITAL LTD under number 17102934. Its status is Active. It is a private limited company, incorporated 19 March 2026, at the same Exeter address. That is a young company. The domain is far older, with a first Wayback Machine capture on 2010-11-13, which may predate the current brand. On 13 November 2026 we read Trustpilot: 3.9/5 from 185 reviews, 81% five-star and 14% one-star, with the company replying to 5 of the 8 newest.
We did not buy a challenge or request a payout. So we cannot say how the payout schedule, the add-ons or the KYC step work in practice.
Who it may suit
On the published terms, the 1 Step may suit a forex or CFD trader who wants a single evaluation without a deadline or minimum-day requirement, trades at modest lot volume so the $7 round-turn commission stays small, and can work within an 8% total loss limit. Traders whose profits come in occasional large days fit the 1 Step better than the 2 Step, with its 35% consistency rule. High-frequency scalpers, and anyone who needs a confirmed 90% split or weekly payout, should get those terms in writing for their configuration first.
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