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FTMO 10K Challenge

Want a FTMO 10K account but not the price tag? Pass one PropScholar evaluation and we pay you the exact FTMO 10K fee so you can get funded. No minimum trading days, payouts in about 4 hours, every payout publicly verifiable.

Available FTMO 10K options: FTMO 10K 2-Phase (we pay you $104).

The FTMO 10K scholarship, explained: instead of paying FTMO up front, pass one PropScholar evaluation and we cover the exact FTMO 10K fee, so you get the funded account without the price tag. Some people call it the FTMO scholarship.

The FTMO 10K 2-Phase challenge carries a $104 fee — a real barrier for many traders ready to prove their skills. PropScholar's skill evaluation gives traders a way to earn that fee as a scholarship payout, credited in roughly 4 hours with no minimum trading days required. It's a straightforward path to accessing an FTMO 10K funded account without the upfront cost.

FTMO 10K — frequently asked questions

How much does the FTMO 10K challenge cost?

The FTMO 10K 2-Phase challenge fee is $104. PropScholar pays this exact amount directly to the trader upon passing our skill evaluation.

Can I get an FTMO 10K account without paying the fee upfront?

Yes. Pass the PropScholar skill evaluation and we'll cover the $104 FTMO 10K challenge fee for you, so you can start the FTMO challenge without paying out of pocket.

How does the PropScholar FTMO scholarship work?

PropScholar runs its own evaluation. Traders who pass receive a scholarship payout of $104 — the exact cost of the FTMO 10K challenge — typically processed within about 4 hours.

Are there minimum trading days required on the PropScholar evaluation?

No. PropScholar imposes no minimum trading days on its skill evaluation, so you can complete it at your own pace.

Is PropScholar officially affiliated with FTMO?

PropScholar is an independent evaluation platform and is not FTMO. FTMO is a trademark of its respective owner. PropScholar simply funds the challenge fee as a scholarship payout to qualifying traders.

PropScholar is an independent evaluation platform and is not affiliated with FTMO.