ClickFunded: What Traders Are Saying About the New Prop Firm

A new forex/CFD prop firm launched in 2026 promising up to 100% profit splits and a 6% target. Here's what the early Trustpilot reviews actually say — and what still has no track record.

ClickFunded is one of the newest names in prop trading — a forex and CFD funding firm that launched in 2026, pitching itself as a “next-generation” alternative to the older evaluation model. The headline numbers are aggressive: a 6% profit target, an 8% maximum loss, and a profit split the firm advertises as going up to 100%. None of that is unusual marketing for a firm trying to get noticed in a crowded market — what matters more, this early, is what people who actually bought an evaluation are saying.

The pitch

A 6% profit target across a 1-step or 2-step evaluation path — among the lower targets in the industry.
An 8% maximum loss limit, which the firm markets as extra breathing room compared with tighter drawdown rules elsewhere.
Profit splits advertised up to 100%, and funded accounts up to $400,000.
The firm says it backs payouts with more than $500,000 in reserves — a claim we can't independently verify, and no firm's self-reported reserve figure should be taken as an audit.

What early reviews say

ClickFunded's Trustpilot page shows a strong start: rated “Excellent” at 4.4/5 across 83 reviews as of late August 2026. The recurring themes in that early batch are about the buying experience, not the payout experience — traders describe the evaluation price as competitive, the rules as easy to understand, and support as responsive. Several reviewers who had just gotten funded said they were looking forward to their first payout, which is a useful detail in itself: an 83-review, few-months-old Trustpilot page simply hasn't had time to accumulate the payout-dispute reviews that shape the record of older firms. Compare that to Apex's 20,000+ reviews or FTMO's roughly 48,000 — a young firm's early rating tends to reflect onboarding, not the thing that actually decides whether a prop firm is worth trusting with a funded account.

What's still unproven

ClickFunded isn't in our tracked index yet, for the same reason we don't score any firm without a real history: payout confidence, on our index, is built from published payout speed, years in operation and recurring themes across a large enough sample of reviews — none of which exist yet for a firm that launched this year. Its pricing, exact rule set and payout cadence come entirely from the firm's own marketing at this point; we haven't independently verified them the way we have for the firms in our comparison tables, and a company that's only months old simply hasn't been tested by a full market cycle of drawdowns and payout requests yet.

Not yet in our index

We only add a firm once it has enough public history to score fairly. Until then, read how prop firm evaluations actually work and our payout confidence methodology before trusting any new firm's launch claims.

Is ClickFunded a scam?

Nothing in the public record points to that — Trustpilot reviews since launch are largely positive, and traders report real evaluations, real funded accounts and responsive support. What's true instead is that it's simply too new to know how it performs at scale, especially once payout volume grows and its rules get tested by traders pushing the edges of them. That's a different risk than “scam,” and it applies to every very new prop firm.

Should I try ClickFunded now?

If the rules fit how you trade, a single evaluation is a low-cost way to test the platform yourself. For your first or only funded account, though, we'd still point you to a firm with a multi-year track record and a large enough review base to trust — ClickFunded is one to watch, not yet one to bet your main account on.