Phidias Propfirm Review 2026
Phidias Propfirm scores 60 out of 100 overall. Phidias allows swing trading on its Premium accounts, but its payout totals are self-claimed, and Trustpilot suspended its rating in 2026 after removing reviews it identified as fake.
- Trust 32: Hard to verify. Top factor: verifiable business details.
- Cost 76: Fair price to get funded. Top factor: low or included data fees.
- Payout 62: Payouts come with limits. Top factor: high scaling ceiling.
- Rules 68: Workable rules. Top factor: generous or no time limit.
Firm Data Monitoring Status
- Trustpilot RatingChecked weekly - last checked 2026-10-26
- Sales and PromotionsFirm emails received since 2026-09-21
- Rules, Pricing and PayoutsYearly deep dive plus firm emails - terms last verified 2026-07-07
At a Glance: The Four Scores
Four scores, one published method.
Still Funded Score
An equal blend of the four scores below. How the score is calculated.
Data Confidence: Medium
Trust Score
Is the firm legit: is it a real, accountable business, does it actually pay, and what does its track record show?
Cost Score
What it costs to get funded and stay funded: the eval, resets, the activation fee and data fees. Measured at today's price after any dated sale, plus how deep the firm's sales usually run.
Payout Score
How easy it is to get paid: how much you can take out, how fast it lands, how often, and how many accounts you can stack.
Rules Score
How trader-friendly the rules are: the drawdown type, how big the drawdown is next to the profit target, daily loss limits and consistency rules.
Still Funded has no affiliate relationship with Phidias Propfirm and earns nothing if you sign up. Phidias Propfirm is scored on the same published methodology as every other firm.
Scores update on their own whenever this firm's data changes.
Trustpilot: The Last Four Checks
The four newest Trustpilot checks that feed the Trust score. Trustpilot is one signal, not the whole picture.
Checked 2026-10-05: the profile was not active, so no rating or count prints.
Checked 2026-10-12: the profile was not active, so no rating or count prints.
Checked 2026-10-20: the profile was not active, so no rating or count prints.
Checked 2026-10-26: the profile was not active, so no rating or count prints.
Trustpilot rating unavailable: the profile carries a platform warning.
Trustpilot rating unavailable: the profile carries a platform warning.
Sales We Tracked: The Last 12 Months
The sales this firm has emailed us, one dot per month. Terms only, never codes.
- Nov 2025Nothing tracked
- Dec 2025Nothing tracked
- Jan 2026Nothing tracked
- Feb 2026Nothing tracked
- Mar 2026Nothing tracked
- Apr 2026Nothing tracked
- May 2026Nothing tracked
- Jun 2026Nothing tracked
- Jul 2026Nothing tracked
- Aug 2026Nothing tracked
- Sep 20261 saleSale*
Sep 2026: 1 sale
- Sale (terms as logged)
- Type: Mixed
- Value: not stated
- Covers: Eval fee
- Activation: not stated
- Sale (terms as logged)
- Oct 20262 salesSale*Sale*
Oct 2026: 2 sales
- Sale (terms as logged)
- Type: Percent
- Value: not stated
- Covers: Eval fee
- Activation: not stated
- Sale (terms as logged)
- Type: Percent
- Value: not stated
- Covers: Eval fee
- Activation: not stated
- Sale (terms as logged)
Sales tracked by month: Nov 2025: Nothing tracked; Dec 2025: Nothing tracked; Jan 2026: Nothing tracked; Feb 2026: Nothing tracked; Mar 2026: Nothing tracked; Apr 2026: Nothing tracked; May 2026: Nothing tracked; Jun 2026: Nothing tracked; Jul 2026: Nothing tracked; Aug 2026: Nothing tracked; Sep 2026: Sale*; Oct 2026: Sale*, Sale*.
Pricing and Account Tiers
Every active eval at full price, plus the best target-to-drawdown ratio in the lineup.
| Eval | Price | Sale Price | Activation Fee | Max Drawdown | Drawdown Type | Profit Target | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| E2L 25K | $88 one time | - | $83 | $500 | Static | $1,500 | None |
| E2L 50K | $278 one time | - | $149 | $650 | Static | $2,500 | None |
| E2L 100K | $318 one time | - | $149 | $800 | Static | $3,500 | None |
| E2L 150K | $398 one time | - | $169 | $1,000 | Static | $4,500 | None |
| Fundamental 50K | $164/mo | - | $149 | $2,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $4,000 | None |
| Fundamental 100K | $273/mo | - | $149 | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| Fundamental 150K | $420/mo | - | $169 | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| Premium 50K | $329/mo | - | $149 | $2,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $4,000 | None |
| Premium 100K | $411/mo | - | $149 | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| Premium 150K | $570/mo | - | $169 | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| E2L 25K One-Time Payment | $277 one time | - | Included | $500 | Static | $1,500 | None |
| E2L 50K One-Time Payment | $723 one time | - | Included | $650 | Static | $2,500 | None |
| E2L 100K One-Time Payment | $900 one time | - | Included | $800 | Static | $3,500 | None |
| E2L 150K One-Time Payment | $1,125 one time | - | Included | $1,000 | Static | $4,500 | None |
| Fundamental 50K One-Time Payment (Professional Intraday) | $580 one time | - | Included | $2,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $4,000 | None |
| Fundamental 100K One-Time Payment | $723 one time | - | Included | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| Fundamental 150K One-Time Payment | $863 one time | - | Included | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| Premium 50K One-Time Payment (Premium Exclusive Features) | $723 one time | - | Included | $2,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $4,000 | None |
| Premium 100K One-Time Payment | $900 one time | - | Included | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| Premium 150K One-Time Payment | $1,123 one time | - | Included | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
Best Target-to-Drawdown Ratio
Profit target divided by max drawdown, shown target first. Lower is better: less profit to earn per dollar of drawdown. Some firms sell targets smaller than the drawdown, so the ratio can run below 1 : 1, and 1 : 1 is not a bottom.
1.6 : 1
Fundamental 50K and 3 more accounts
$4,000 target / $2,500 drawdown
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Express to Live is built for speed: static drawdown that never trails, zero minimum days, no consistency rule, and the first funded payout converts the account to LIVE with a cash bonus
- Premium is a true swing trading plan: overnight and over-weekend holds, funded within one trading day, payouts every 5 days, and a profit split that reaches 100% from the fifth payout
- News trading allowed on every account type, no daily loss limits, no time limits anywhere in the catalog
- Payouts through Rise any day of the week, LIVE accounts paid daily and uncapped at a $500 minimum, and live accounts clear through Dorman Trading, which the firm says is a registered futures broker (FCM)
- Three platform connections when you buy (Rithmic, Tradovate, DeepCharts), with TradingView and NinjaTrader routed through Tradovate
Cons
- The Trustpilot rating is currently unavailable after the platform removed reviews it identified as fake, for the second time in 2026; while it is unavailable, this firm gets no points for its Trustpilot rating in our Trust score
- The firm's own claims ($15 million paid, zero payouts denied, 50,000-plus traders funded) have no audit or proof page behind them that we could find
- The binding terms are authoritative only in French under Gibraltar law and contradict the newer rules page on several points; English readers get a courtesy translation
- The static drawdowns are tight ($500 on the 25K Express to Live, $1,000 on the 150K), and a dated review disputes how the end-of-day drawdown was enforced on a Premium account
- Funded accounts on Fundamental and Premium, which Phidias calls CASH accounts, carry a 30% consistency rule on payouts and a cap in each payout cycle. That lasts until a LIVE review at the firm's discretion, and the levels for that review were raised from 3 payouts or $75,000 to 5 payouts or $100,000
- Moving an Express to Live (E2L) account to LIVE shrinks it. The contract limit drops, everything you can lose on LIVE is the credit you have built up ($500 after one 25K account moves), and you cannot take the bonus without the move
Rules at a Glance
The rules that fail people. Tap the info icon beside a rule for the plain-terms version.
- DrawdownStatic / EOD trailing
How your drawdown line moves. End-of-day trailing rises with your closing balance; intraday trailing rises with every tick of open profit; static never moves. The type decides how much of your own gains you can give back.
- Daily Loss LimitNo daily loss limit
The most you can lose in one session before the day ends. A soft limit ends your day and keeps the account; a hard limit ends the account.
- Consistency RuleFunded only
Caps how much of your profit can come from one day. Some plans use it in the eval, some once you are funded, and some in both.
- Express to Live: none in the eval, none once funded
- Fundamental: none in the eval, 30% once funded
- Premium: none in the eval, 30% once funded
- How Long You Must Hold a TradeNo minimum
Whether every trade has to stay open for a set time before you can close it. Some firms set no time but still limit scalping.
- Weekend HoldingPremium only
Whether positions can stay open over the weekend. Not allowed means everything must be flat before the Friday close.
- AutomationNot allowed (eval and funded)
Whether bots, EAs and algos are allowed to place trades, at the eval stage and at the funded stage.
- Markets You Can't TradeSee the list
Markets the firm will not let you trade in this program.
- One-tick Treasury-bond arbitrage strategies (ZT, ZF, ZN, ZB, UB) - other bond strategies allowed but require contacting the firm to activate CBOT data
- Illiquid or low-volume contracts (must trade the front month / highest-volume contract)
- Calendar spread trading between maturities on the same product
- Sim or LiveCan move to live
Whether the funded account is simulated, live, or starts simulated and can move to live.
E2L: you start it yourself. Hit the CASH target and click Switch to Live, and the bonus pays and the account moves to LIVE in one step, so you cannot take the bonus without the move. Fundamental and Premium: the move is at Phidias's discretion and only Phidias starts it, once you reach 5 payouts or $100,000 in total profit (E2L payouts and profit do not count). Those levels were raised from 3 payouts or $75,000; the rules page still shows the old values, marked as no longer used. The move is never required, and sim traders keep the full profit split.
- Accounts at OnceUp to 15 funded
How many funded accounts you can hold at the same time at this firm.
- Copy Your Own AccountsAllowed
Whether you may copy your trades across your own accounts at this firm with a trade copier or within your broker.
Drawdown: Static / EOD trailing; Daily Loss Limit: No daily loss limit; Consistency Rule: Funded only; How Long You Must Hold a Trade: No minimum; Weekend Holding: Premium only; Automation: Not allowed (eval and funded); Markets You Can't Trade: See the list; Sim or Live: Can move to live; Accounts at Once: Up to 15 funded; Copy Your Own Accounts: Allowed.
Rules Detail
$500. That is the entire drawdown on the 25K Express to Live, 2% of the account size, and it is static: you start at $25,000 and blow the account at $24,500, in the eval and funded alike. The 150K gives you $1,000. A drawdown that never follows your balance up, in exchange for one that starts close, is not a bad trade in my read, as long as you never average down. Fundamental and Premium trail end of day instead, and once funded the drawdown stops trailing at your starting balance plus $100. No account carries a daily loss limit or a time limit.
Minimum days depend on the plan: zero on E2L, one on Premium, three on Fundamental. One caveat is printed on the rules page itself: a blanket three-day rule in the general rules, next to the plan tables, so plan around three days until the firm confirms otherwise in writing. No eval carries a consistency rule. Funded CASH accounts on Fundamental and Premium carry a 30% consistency rule on payouts, measured over at least four days; E2L skips it at every stage.
Conduct is where the rules show their teeth. Bots, fully automated algos and high-frequency trading (HFT) are banned at every stage; semi-automated software needs a human actively watching it. News trading is allowed everywhere, but the firm reserves the right to act on gambling-style behavior. Cross-account hedging means closure and confiscation for both parties. Fundamental must be flat by the close, Premium is exempt, and on E2L the first CASH payout and the LIVE conversion are one event.
A dated Trustpilot review (updated 2026-05-07) reports hitting the target on day 2 of an account with no minimum days and being held to 3 days anyway. The rules page also prints the session end two ways that do not match: 9:59 PM UTC under Trading Hours and 10:00 PM UTC+2 in the end-of-day section; this review uses 9:59 PM UTC. Third-party copy trading software is allowed at your own risk, under the same human-monitoring rule as semi-automated software.
Source - logged 2026-07-30
Payouts at a Glance
Profit split, speed and the first payout. Tap the info icon for the detail. The evidence is under Payout Evidence below.
- Profit Split80/20 E2L and Fundamental, Premium 75/25 to 100/0
Your share of the profit you withdraw. The firm keeps the rest.
E2L: 80/20, the one-time bonus payout included. Fundamental: 80/20. Premium: steps up with each payout, 75/25, 80/20, 85/15, 90/10, then 100/0 from payout 5 on, applied to the payout cap. LIVE payouts: daily, uncapped, $500 minimum.
- First PayoutUp to 10 days by plan
The number to hit before your first payout: trading days, winning days, or a payout buffer (the profit a firm makes you keep in the account).
Fundamental: 10 qualifying trading days on the funded account and a balance of at least $52,600, $103,700 or $154,500 by size. Premium: 5 qualifying days and the same balance. A qualifying day is a profit of at least $150, $200 or $250 by size. E2L: no minimum days; hit the CASH target and the bonus pays (the firm markets 48 hours from signup to payout as possible on the 25K).
- How Often You Can Get PaidAfter a set number of days
How often you can request a payout once you meet the first payout rules.
Fundamental: every 10 distinct qualifying trading days. Premium: every 5. Express to Live (E2L): one-shot bonus per account. LIVE: daily on demand.
- Payout MethodPhidias Wallet, then Rise
How the money reaches you: a bank transfer, a payment app, or a brokerage transfer.
Payouts go to your Phidias Wallet, an account inside the firm, then to a Rise (riseworks.io) bank transfer, any day of the week. You cannot add money to the Wallet, and you can only withdraw to Rise; LIVE profits go straight to Rise. Wallet money can also buy new evals, pay activation fees and add-ons, or fund the LIVE account ($500 minimum). The firm also has its own points, Phidias Points, for purchases and bonuses on its site.
- Max Payout per RequestCapped until live
The most you can take in one withdrawal.
Fundamental and Premium: $2,000 (50K), $2,500 (100K) or $2,750 (150K) per payout period on each account, until the firm moves you to LIVE at its discretion. E2L: a fixed one-time bonus only. LIVE: no cap.
- Lifetime CapNone published
The most one account can pay out before it closes or moves to live, if the firm publishes a limit.
- ScalingGrows with your balance
How the account grows: with your balance, by contract limit steps, or by profit split steps.
The risk team reviews at its discretion. Phidias starts the move to LIVE, you cannot ask for it, and it can approve, delay or decline the move whatever your payout or profit counts.
- Payout SpeedAbout a day, by trader reports
How long the firm takes to process a payout request. Your bank or payout service can add its own time.
The firm advertises an average payout time of 30 minutes, with 90% processed in under 30 minutes (checked 2026-09-21), a claim we have not verified. Dated trader reports from 2025 and 2026 describe 24-hour processing and two days from funded to payout. Payouts go from the Phidias Wallet to a Rise bank transfer, any day of the week, with a $500 minimum; Rise runs its own ID check (KYC).
Profit Split: 80/20 E2L and Fundamental, Premium 75/25 to 100/0; First Payout: Up to 10 days by plan; How Often You Can Get Paid: After a set number of days; Payout Method: Phidias Wallet, then Rise; Max Payout per Request: Capped until live; Lifetime Cap: None published; Scaling: Grows with your balance; Payout Speed: About a day, by trader reports.
Payout Evidence
No payout evidence on record yet that meets our verification requirements to be listed here.
What Has Changed at Phidias Propfirm
Everything we have logged about this firm, newest first. Tap the info icon for the note. Sources are under All Events below.
- Trustlogged 2026-07-30
Trust, logged 2026-07-30
Trustpilot removed fake reviews from this firm's profile and marked its rating unavailable for breaking Trustpilot's business guidelines. Through late July 2026 the profile showed no rating, with Trustpilot's removal notice up. A recalculated rating was published on 2026-08-02, and the rating became unavailable again in early September 2026.
- Rules2026-06-30
Rules, 2026-06-30
Phidias raised what it takes to be considered for a live account, from 3 payouts and $75,000 to 5 payouts and $100,000. The rules page still shows the old numbers, marked as no longer used (checked 2026-07-25), so the change is published, but traders who were close to the old levels now have further to go.
- Platform2026-05-31
Platform, 2026-05-31
A dated review reports a 2026-05-31 Tradovate data-feed failure that turned a gain into a loss of about $20,000 with no fix from the firm, while the reviewer says two other firms corrected affected accounts. It is one report. A second dated review (2026-06-15) reports firm videos advertising NinjaTrader and Sierra Chart through Rithmic while support said only Rithmic was offered, during the platform rollout.
- Product2026-05-04
Product, 2026-05-04
Phidias 2.0 went live on 2026-05-04. It brought a new account structure (E2L, Fundamental, and Premium), returned Tradovate, TradingView, and NinjaTrader to the platform list, and changed how you move to a live account. Premium is the old Swing plan rebuilt.
- TrustMay 2026
Trust, May 2026
Traders who bought before the 2.0 relaunch reported problems getting moved over. One says he was left on the old terms and told to buy again to get Premium and TradingView access, with problems over the activation fee on top (2026-05-07). Around a payment-vendor change, another says eval accounts were switched off with no warning (2026-06-02), and a third says card payments were broken for about two weeks (2026-06-03).
- TrustMay 2026
Trust, May 2026
Several traders say they were banned from the firm's Discord, or had messages deleted, after disputing payouts or accounts closed at the drawdown. The reviews are dated 2026-05-06, 2026-05-18, 2026-05-19 and 2026-06-03, and the last one says others were removed for asking questions. Each is a single account and none is verified on its own. Phidias publicly disputes at least one of them. This review lists the reports and draws no conclusion.
- Listed2026-07-18
Listed on Still Funded 2026-07-18. Events, newest first: logged 2026-07-30 Trust; 2026-06-30 Rules; 2026-05-31 Platform; 2026-05-04 Product; May 2026 Trust; May 2026 Trust.
All Events
- Trust
Trustpilot removed fake reviews from this firm's profile and marked its rating unavailable for breaking Trustpilot's business guidelines. Through late July 2026 the profile showed no rating, with Trustpilot's removal notice up. A recalculated rating was published on 2026-08-02, and the rating became unavailable again in early September 2026.
- Rules
Phidias raised what it takes to be considered for a live account, from 3 payouts and $75,000 to 5 payouts and $100,000. The rules page still shows the old numbers, marked as no longer used (checked 2026-07-25), so the change is published, but traders who were close to the old levels now have further to go.
- Platform
A dated review reports a 2026-05-31 Tradovate data-feed failure that turned a gain into a loss of about $20,000 with no fix from the firm, while the reviewer says two other firms corrected affected accounts. It is one report. A second dated review (2026-06-15) reports firm videos advertising NinjaTrader and Sierra Chart through Rithmic while support said only Rithmic was offered, during the platform rollout.
- Product
Phidias 2.0 went live on 2026-05-04. It brought a new account structure (E2L, Fundamental, and Premium), returned Tradovate, TradingView, and NinjaTrader to the platform list, and changed how you move to a live account. Premium is the old Swing plan rebuilt.
- Trust
Traders who bought before the 2.0 relaunch reported problems getting moved over. One says he was left on the old terms and told to buy again to get Premium and TradingView access, with problems over the activation fee on top (2026-05-07). Around a payment-vendor change, another says eval accounts were switched off with no warning (2026-06-02), and a third says card payments were broken for about two weeks (2026-06-03).
- Trust
Several traders say they were banned from the firm's Discord, or had messages deleted, after disputing payouts or accounts closed at the drawdown. The reviews are dated 2026-05-06, 2026-05-18, 2026-05-19 and 2026-06-03, and the last one says others were removed for asking questions. Each is a single account and none is verified on its own. Phidias publicly disputes at least one of them. This review lists the reports and draws no conclusion.
Verdict: Who Phidias Propfirm Fits
Who this firm fits and who should walk away, in my words.
Good Fit For
- Swing traders. Premium allows overnight and weekend holds, and its profit split goes from 75% to 100% by the fifth payout. Trader friendly.
- Traders who want a static drawdown and a short way to live: the E2L 25K is a $1,500 target on a $500 drawdown that never moves. Not bad.
- Traders who will not miss a daily loss limit, a time limit or a consistency rule in the eval. No eval here carries any of the three.
Walk Away If
- You need a third-party rating before you buy. The Trustpilot rating is unavailable right now, so every trust claim rests on the firm's word.
- You want cheap. The E2L 25K is $277 one time, or $88 plus an $83 activation fee unless a sale waives it. Steep to me for a $500 drawdown.
- You average down. A $500 static drawdown on the 25K ($1,000 on 150K) starts close, and an E2L live account is only as big as your credit.
Strategic Edges
- Swing traders: Premium allows overnight and weekend holds, with a profit split that climbs to 100%
- Traders who want to go live fast: E2L has a static drawdown, no minimum days and its own Switch to Live button, but expect a LIVE account only as big as the credit you have built up
- Pick your payment option before you shop: the One-Time Payment option has no activation fee, while the standard eval adds one unless a sale waives it, so that choice sets the price
- Eyes-open buyers only: while the Trustpilot rating is unavailable, every trust claim rests on the firm's word; wait for a published rating if that matters to you
Compared with Other Firms
The firm scored closest to this one on each score, and the lists this firm is on.
- Closest on Overall: Leeloo Trading (60 vs 60)
- Closest on Trust: 18th Street Trading (42 vs 32)
- Closest on Cost: Funded Futures Family (76 vs 76)
- Closest on Payout: TradeDay (60 vs 62)
- Closest on Rules: Bulenox (68 vs 68)
The lists this firm is on:
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the static drawdown on Express to Live work?
It never moves. Your drawdown line, the lowest balance your account can touch, is set when you buy: $500 below the start on the 25K and $1,000 below on the 150K, and it stays there through the eval and the funded stage. Your balance can run as high as it wants and the drawdown line doesn't follow it up, which is the whole appeal. But it also starts close, so size your risk on each trade to a total drawdown of 2% of the account on the 25K before you buy.
Does Phidias have a consistency rule?
Not on any evaluation, and never on Express to Live. Funded CASH accounts on Fundamental and Premium carry a 30% rule calculated over a minimum of four days: no single day may exceed 30% of your total profit. Tripping it doesn't fail the account, it holds your payout until your other days catch up.
Can you hold trades overnight or over the weekend at Phidias?
Only on Premium, which allows both. Fundamental must be flat by the session close at a published time, and E2L must be flat daily as well; breaking that rule disqualifies the account.
Does Phidias actually pay out?
Dated payout confirmations exist, but independent proof doesn't, so we grade the payout evidence as reported but not verified. Two confirmations sit inside critical reviews (May 22 and June 2, 2026), alongside one widely seen dated dispute over a $10,000 payout that the firm says is held up by Rise's ID check (KYC). The firm's own claims of zero denials and $15 million paid have no audit behind them, and the older review-based evidence comes from before Trustpilot removed reviews it identified as fake, so it cannot be relied on either. The rating returned in August 2026 and became unavailable again in early September, and the grade stays reported but not verified until independent payout proof shows up.
How fast does Phidias pay?
About a day, going by dated trader reports from 2025 and 2026: 24-hour processing and two days from funded to payout. The firm advertises 30 minutes on average, a claim we have not verified. Payouts go from the Phidias Wallet to a Rise bank transfer, any day of the week, with a $500 minimum, and Rise runs its own ID check (KYC) apart from the firm's.
Is Phidias Propfirm legit?
A real company selling a real product, with parts you cannot check yet. The company is confirmed on the official French registry with a Gibraltar registered office, the rules are public, and live accounts clear through Dorman Trading, which the firm says is a registered futures broker (FCM). What is not there yet: a third-party rating (unavailable on Trustpilot for the second time in 2026) and independent proof behind the payout claims, which the firm has not published. So legit, yes; proven by anyone other than the firm, not yet.
What happened to Phidias's Trustpilot rating?
Twice in 2026 Trustpilot has marked the rating unavailable for a breach of its guidelines and posted a notice that it removed a number of fake reviews for the company. The first period ran through July 2026, and on August 2, 2026 Trustpilot published a recalculated rating built from the reviews it kept. The rating became unavailable again in early September 2026 and has stayed that way through our weekly checks, so there is no third-party number to read. Until Trustpilot publishes one, this firm gets no points for its Trustpilot rating in our Trust score.
What platforms can you trade on at Phidias?
You pick one of three connections when you buy: Rithmic, Tradovate or DeepCharts, and the account stays on that connection. Tradovate is the route for TradingView and NinjaTrader, which execute through it rather than as their own option, and the help center lists Sierra Chart, Quantower, ATAS, Bookmap and MotiveWave among the Rithmic-compatible platforms. The rules page states the choice plainly, so confirm the connection you want is offered before you pay.
Do US traders qualify for Phidias?
Yes. The US is not on the restricted list, US testimonials are featured, and CFTC disclaimers run on every page. The restricted list covers roughly 59 countries, including a handful of EU members, so check it before buying, and know that Rise, the payout service, runs its own ID check on top of whatever the firm asks for.
About the Author
Active futures day trader with more than 13 years in the markets. Founder of Still Funded and operator of Trend Friend.
More about Lane on his author page.
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