Funded Trading Plus is a CFD prop firm led by Simon Massey. The firm was created in November 2021, has been operating for 4 years, and operates from Great Britain. Funded Trading Plus supports platforms across cTrader, DXTrade, Match Trader, and MT5.
Its trading setup covers FX, metals, indices, energy, crypto, and other commodities. Payment methods include credit/debit card and crypto, while payout methods include bank transfer and crypto. The leverage stays fairly consistent across most routes, with the clearest variation on FX, where the 2-Step route is 1:50 versus 1:30 on Instant and 1-Step.
As of June 2026
Funded Trading Plus will be at Prop Firm Expo London as a Silver Sponsor. This gives attendees more than a simple booth interaction. You can hear how the firm presents its model in a live setting, then use the booth conversation to test whether the actual structure, rules, and payout logic fit the way you trade.
There is also a timely industry angle here. In May 2026, Instant Funding acquired Funded Trading Plus in a seven-figure deal. According to the announcement, both brands will continue operating independently, with existing accounts, challenges, payouts, rules, support, and platforms unchanged, while sharing technology, infrastructure, and operational development across the wider group.
What makes Funded Trading Plus worth a closer look is not just that it offers several routes into funded trading, but that those routes are built around noticeably different drawdown and payout structures.
Its current challenge lineup centers on Instant Funding, 1-Step Express, and 2-Step Classic. The Instant Funding program has no profit target, 6% daily drawdown, and 6% trailing-balance max drawdown. The 1-Step Express route has a 10% target, 4% daily drawdown, and 6% trailing max drawdown. The 2-Step Classic route is built around 7% / 7% profit targets, 4% daily drawdown, and 8% static max drawdown. Reward cycles differ as well, with the first payout on demand, and subsequent payouts every 7 days, for Instant Funding and 1-Step Express, versus 10 days for 2-Step Classic.
That means the real comparison starts with structure, not price. A trader choosing between FT+ routes is not just choosing a faster or slower path. They are choosing between trailing and static drawdown behavior, different payout timing, and different expectations around how performance is measured.
The rules reinforce that. The 2-Step Classic route uses a 35% consistency limit during evaluation and 50% on the simulated funded stage. That makes the choice between routes more than a question of speed or price. It also changes how performance is judged over time.
The Funded Trading Plus booth is most useful once you move beyond the headline offer and start comparing the route that actually suits you. Expect the strongest conversations to revolve around:
This should also be a useful booth for traders who are trying to compare structure rather than marketing. Funded Trading Plus gives you a clearer than usual opportunity to ask how rule design, payout cadence, and drawdown logic shape the day-to-day trading experience.