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Maven 5K Challenge

Want a Maven 5K account but not the price tag? Pass one PropScholar evaluation and we pay you the exact Maven 5K fee so you can get funded. No minimum trading days, payouts in about 4 hours, every payout publicly verifiable.

Available Maven 5K options: Maven 5K 2-Phase (we pay you $22); Maven 5K 1-Phase (we pay you $22); Maven 5K Instant (we pay you $29).

The Maven 5K scholarship, explained: instead of paying Maven up front, pass one PropScholar evaluation and we cover the exact Maven 5K fee, so you get the funded account without the price tag. Some people call it the Maven scholarship.

This page targets traders searching for a Maven 5K challenge account across Maven's 1-Phase, 2-Phase, and Instant challenge types. PropScholar funds the Maven 5K challenge fee — between $22 and $29 — when a trader passes PropScholar's skill evaluation. Payouts are processed in approximately 4 hours with no minimum trading days required.

Maven 5K — frequently asked questions

How much does a Maven 5K challenge cost?

The Maven 5K challenge fee falls in the $22–$29 range depending on the challenge type (1-Phase, 2-Phase, or Instant) you choose.

Can I get a Maven 5K account without paying the fee upfront?

Yes. Pass PropScholar's skill evaluation and PropScholar pays the Maven 5K challenge fee directly to you — between $22 and $29 — so you can register with Maven without spending your own money on the fee.

How does the PropScholar Maven scholarship work?

PropScholar is an independent evaluation platform. When you pass their evaluation, they award you a scholarship payout equal to the Maven challenge fee for your chosen size and type, covering your path to a Maven funded account.

How quickly is the PropScholar payout processed?

Payouts are typically processed within about 4 hours of passing the evaluation, with no minimum trading days required.

Is PropScholar officially affiliated with Maven?

PropScholar has partnered with Maven but operates as an independent evaluation platform. Maven is a separate entity and its name is a trademark of its respective owner.

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