Fintokei overview
Fintokei describes itself as a company that provides education and evaluation for traders. You pay a fee, trade a virtual account and are measured against set rules. This page summarises what its English site says, checked on 2026-10-13.
Plans, fees and rules can change. Confirm the current terms with Fintokei before you pay. The fee is real money, and the official notice says payouts are not guaranteed.
Is Fintokei a normal prop firm?
Fintokei says it is not a traditional prop firm with its own trading desk. It describes itself as a modern prop firm offering education and evaluation, and says all trades are made in a virtual environment.
What Fintokei is
- Fintokei describes itself as a company that provides education and evaluation for traders.
- It says it is part of Purple, a fintech group founded in 2011.
- It says it does not provide regulated investment services, does not collect customer deposits and does not place real trades, so it is currently not regulated.
- All customer trades are made in a virtual environment and are not executed in the real market.
These are Fintokei's own statements (official site, checked 2026-10-13). For an explanation of Fintokei's evaluation model, see What a prop firm evaluation is.
The four plans and their fees
Is the fee shown for each plan the full price?
Fintokei shows each fee as a one-time payment starting from an amount. For ProTrader, the fee rises with the account size, from 49 to 2,599 US dollars (checked 2026-10-13). Fees can change.
| Plan | Evaluation steps | Account size up to (USD) | Reward share shown | One-time fee shown from (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| StartTrader | 3 | 100,000 | 50% to 100% | 44 |
| SwiftTrader | 1 | 200,000 | 90% | 44 |
| ProTrader | 2 | 400,000 | 80% (shown as initial) | 49 |
| ProTrader Swing | 2 | 200,000 | 80% | 69 |
Prices are shown in US dollars on Fintokei's English page, checked 2026-10-13. Fees, plans and reward shares can change, so check the current figures on Fintokei's site. The reward share is a percentage that depends on the plan and on results. It is not a promise of any payment.
ProTrader rules and fees
Fintokei shows these conditions for the ProTrader plan (checked 2026-10-13). This page does not cover the conditions of other plans.
- Profit target: 8% in the first stage and 6% in the second.
- Daily loss limit: -5%, measured on equity.
- Overall loss limit: -10%.
- Open-risk limit: -3%. Fintokei explains this as a rule that one trade set-up cannot risk more than 3% of the account.
- Time limit: none.
The ProTrader fee depends on the account size: 49 US dollars for a 5,000 account, 99 for 10,000, 159 for 20,000, 329 for 50,000, 549 for 100,000, 1,249 for 200,000 and 2,599 for 400,000.
Fintokei publishes loss limits for ProTrader and says failed evaluations can be retried. Check the plan's terms for the rules that cause an evaluation to fail. A failed attempt still cost you the fee.
What you can trade and the tools
- Instruments. Forex, and CFDs on metals, energies and stock indices, all in the virtual environment. Fintokei does not currently offer crypto or shares.
- Platforms. TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader.
- Free demo. Fintokei says it has a free demo account and that you can create up to three.
Everything is simulated, so a price you see on the screen does not mean a real order was placed in the market. Source: Fintokei official site (checked 2026-10-13).
Rewards and who can join
Can anyone sign up?
Not necessarily. Fintokei requires adults aged 18 or over and does not accept people with a record of financial crime or under sanctions. Its FAQ lists places it does not serve. Check that list yourself before paying.
- Reward timing. Fintokei says rewards can be received every two weeks.
- Payout method. You choose how to receive a reward. Some methods are open only to certain countries. Minimum amounts and fees are in Fintokei's own guide.
- Loyalty programme. Fintokei says it has one.
- Who can join. Adults aged 18 or over, with no need for a particular background or degree. People with a record of financial crime and people under sanctions are not accepted.
- Places not served. Fintokei's FAQ lists the nationalities and places of residence it does not serve, and some it limits for now. The lists can change, so read the current FAQ.
- Languages. The official site is available in English and several other languages. Check its language switch.
The official notice and the risks
Fintokei's own notice says the results and payouts it shows are not typical and payouts are not guaranteed. It also says past results on a virtual account do not show future results.
- The fee is a one-time payment. Treat it as money you may not get back and check Fintokei's terms for any refund conditions.
- Failing is possible. Fintokei says you can try again after failing.
- Fintokei says it is currently not regulated. Read the terms of any service you pay for.
Nothing on this page is a recommendation to buy an evaluation.
How much does Fintokei cost?
Fintokei shows a one-time fee starting from 44 US dollars for StartTrader and SwiftTrader, 49 for ProTrader and 69 for ProTrader Swing. The price depends on the plan and account size and can change. These figures were checked on 2026-10-13.Which platforms and instruments does Fintokei offer?
TradingView, MetaTrader 5 and cTrader, with forex and CFDs on metals, energies and stock indices in a virtual environment. Crypto and shares are not offered at the moment.When are rewards paid?
Fintokei says rewards can be received every two weeks. Its own notice says payouts are not guaranteed, so read its terms to see when you qualify.Is Fintokei available everywhere?
No. Its FAQ lists nationalities and places of residence it does not serve, and some that are limited for now. Check the current list on the official site.Last reviewed 2026-10-13