FundingPips has updated its one-step funding lineup with the launch of the 1-Step Flex. The update replaces the firm's previous 1-Step Program for new purchases, while existing 1-Step traders can continue using their current accounts.

What Happened

FundingPips has retired its 1-Step Program and introduced the 1-Step Flex in its place.

The 1-Step Program is no longer available for new purchases. However, existing traders are unaffected and can continue trading on their current accounts without changes.

1-Step Flex Terms

Account Sizes and Pricing

The program is available with the following non-refundable challenge fees:

• $5,000 — $66
• $10,000 — $99
• $25,000 — $211
• $50,000 — $313
• $100,000 — $569

Evaluation Rules

• Profit target: 12%
• Daily drawdown: 3% (Balance/Equity – Highest at End of Day)
• Maximum drawdown: 12% static
• Minimum trading days: None on evaluation or funded accounts

Payouts

• Profit split: 85%
• Payout frequency: Bi-weekly

Leverage

According to FundingPips, the 1-Step Flex uses the same leverage as the previous 1-Step Program and maintains the firm's temporary dynamic leverage.

1% Striking Rule

The 1-Step Flex does not use the previous Risk Per Trade Idea rule. Funded accounts instead follow a 1% Striking Rule.

A warning is recorded whenever a trade idea's floating loss reaches 1% of the account size:

• 1st violation: Warning
• 2nd violation: Reward split reduced by half
• 3rd violation: Reward split reduced to 20%
• 4th violation: Account breach

Any profit from a trade idea that received a warning is deducted from the account.

Other general conditions, including rules covering news trading, copy trading, expert advisors, overnight and weekend holding, stop-loss requirements, scaling, auto-close, hedging, HFT, scalping, maximum allocation per challenge, and reset fees, follow the firm's other assessment-based programs.

Effective Date

• July 20, 2026

Who Is Affected

Existing 1-Step Program traders are unaffected and can continue trading on their current accounts.

Prospective traders will now find the 1-Step Flex in place of the retired 1-Step Program.

Impact on Traders

No action is required for existing 1-Step Program traders.

Prospective traders should review the 1-Step Flex terms before purchasing, particularly the escalating penalties under the 1% Striking Rule on funded accounts.

Why This Matters

The update changes the one-step evaluation option available to new FundingPips traders and introduces a new funded-account risk rule.

Prop Firm Match Perspective

Traders considering the 1-Step Flex should review the program's evaluation rules, payout structure, and the new 1% Striking Rule before purchasing.

Prop Firm Match will update its FundingPips profile to reflect the retirement of the 1-Step Program and the launch of the 1-Step Flex.