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Alpha Capital Group and FTMO both sell conventional two-step forex and CFD evaluations with static drawdown and no time limit. Alpha is a UK-registered company (number 13719951) with several plan variants; FTMO has operated since 2015 from Prague. The core rules on Alpha Pro 10% and the FTMO 2-Step are nearly the same, so the decision comes down to refunds, funded-stage restrictions, EAs and platforms. This comparison uses each firm's official pages and help center as we checked them in November 2026.
Alpha Capital Group vs FTMO at a glance
| Alpha Capital Group | FTMO | |
|---|---|---|
| Market | Forex/CFD | Forex/CFD |
| FundedTime score | 7.0/10 | 8.8/10 |
| Data status | Verified (full price table not verified) | Verified |
| Listed price | From $50 ($5k) and $97 ($10k) as last seen on 3 November 2026; other sizes not verified | From €89 (2-Step) and €79 (1-Step) on the global site; per-size prices not published in a readable table |
| Pricing model | One-time fee | One-time fee |
| Fee refundable | No (all evaluation plans non-refundable) | Yes on 2-Step (refunded with first reward); no on 1-Step and Instant |
| Max account size | $200,000 per account; $400,000 total allocation | $200,000 per account (Scaling Plan up to $2,000,000 across accounts) |
| Max profit split | 80% on main plans (inferred from official examples); 90% on Alpha Direct | 90% (1-Step, Instant); 2-Step starts at 80%, 90% via Scaling Plan |
| Profit target | 10% / 5% (Pro 10%); 8% / 5% (Pro 8%); 6%, 10% or 12% (Alpha One) | 10% / 5% (2-Step); 10% (1-Step) |
| Daily loss limit | 5% (Pro 10%) or 4% (Pro 8%), balance-based | 5% (2-Step); 3% (1-Step); equity-based |
| Max drawdown | 6%, 8% or 10% static (Alpha Pro); trailing on Alpha One | 10% static (2-Step); 10% EOD trailing (1-Step) |
| Drawdown type | Static (Alpha Pro); trailing, locks at starting balance (Alpha One) | Static (2-Step); end-of-day trailing (1-Step) |
| Minimum trading days | 3 per phase (Alpha Pro); 1 (Alpha One) | 4 per phase (2-Step); none (1-Step) |
| Consistency rule | None in evaluation; on-demand payouts need best day 40% or less | 1-Step only: best day 50% or less of total closed profit |
| News trading | Allowed in evaluation; funded: no open/close within 5 minutes of high-impact news | Allowed in evaluation; 2-minute window blocked on funded Standard accounts (Swing exempt) |
| EAs / bots | Trade-management EAs on MT5 only, pre-approved | Allowed, with server limits and forbidden-practice rules |
| First payout | 14 days after first funded trade (bi-weekly), or on demand at 2% profit | Day 14 after first trade on the FTMO Account |
| Payout frequency | Every 14 days (Pro, Three) or on demand | On request once eligible (no fixed cycle) |
| Payout methods | Rise (incl. crypto), Wise, bank transfer | Bank wire, Visa Direct/Mastercard Send, Skrill, crypto |
| Platforms | MT5, cTrader, DXtrade, TradeLocker | MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView (via OANDA) |
| US traders | Limited: DXtrade and TradeLocker only | Yes, through affiliated US entity (ftmo.oanda.com) |
| Trustpilot | Rating withheld by Trustpilot (22,038 reviews) | 4.8 (55,579 reviews) |
FundedTime scores
Alpha Capital Group scores 7.0/10 and ranks sixth of the 11 forex and CFD firms we track. FTMO scores 8.8/10 and ranks first. Scores follow our published methodology and are not a guarantee of results.
Pricing and fees
Alpha's official pricing page did not load for us in November 2026. When FundedTime last loaded the site on 3 November 2026, it showed $50 for $5,000 and $97 for $10,000; we could not verify other sizes. FTMO lists starting prices in euros on its global site, from €89 for the 2-Step and €79 for the 1-Step, without a readable per-size table. Both charge one-time fees.
The refund policies are opposites. FTMO refunds the 2-Step fee in full with the first reward. Alpha's help center says "all our evaluation plans are non-refundable", and we found no published reset price.
Rules and drawdown
Alpha Pro 10%: 10% then 5% targets, a 5% balance-based daily limit and a 10% static maximum loss, with 3 trading days per phase. Alpha Pro 8%: 8% then 5%, a 4% balance-based daily limit and 8% static. Alpha Pro 6%: 6% in both phases, 3% daily (measured from the greater of balance or equity) and 6% static.
FTMO 2-Step: 10% then 5%, a 5% daily limit from the day's opening balance checked against equity, a 10% static maximum loss and 4 trading days per phase.
Alpha adds rules FTMO does not have. Each account size has a lot exposure cap (40 lots on $100,000), checked at withdrawal. Accounts with no genuine trading for 30 consecutive days are deactivated. "Position spamming" (three or more positions on one idea within 60 seconds) is banned. FTMO does not publish a numeric inactivity limit.
On news, both allow trading in evaluation. On funded accounts, Alpha bans opening or closing on affected instruments from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after high-impact releases; FTMO's window on Standard accounts is 2 minutes either side, and its Swing account is exempt. On weekends, Alpha Pro funded accounts cannot hold over the weekend (a soft breach that removes the profit), while Alpha Swing, One and Three can. FTMO Standard funded accounts must close before breaks longer than two hours; Swing accounts can hold.
EAs are a clear split. Alpha allows only trade-management EAs on MT5, each pre-approved by support, and bans fully automated bots. FTMO's FAQ allows EAs, subject to server limits and its forbidden-practices list.
Worked example: the daily limit on $100,000
Suppose a $100,000 account closes day 2 at a balance of $103,000 and carries an open trade worth +$1,500 into the daily reset, so equity is $104,500.
- FTMO 2-Step: floor = $103,000 opening balance minus $5,000 = $98,000. Open profit does not raise it.
- Alpha Pro 10%: the limit is balance-based, so floating profit does not raise it either. Alpha does not say whether 5% is taken from the day's balance or the initial size; using the stricter reading, the floor is $103,000 minus $5,000 = $98,000. Same as FTMO.
- Alpha Pro 8%: 4% gives $4,000 of room, so the floor is $99,000. The static floor is $92,000 rather than $90,000.
- Alpha Pro 6%: measured from the greater of balance or equity, so from $104,500. 3% of that is $3,135 and the floor is $101,365. If the open trade falls back to breakeven, only $1,635 of room remains.
For Alpha Pro 10% versus FTMO 2-Step the maths is the same. The real difference is the lot cap: on $100,000, Alpha limits you to 40 lots of exposure. Use the position size calculator to check your typical size against that, and the drawdown calculator for the limits.
Payouts
Alpha offers two routes. Bi-weekly payouts (Alpha Pro and Three) start 14 days after your first funded trade and need $100 of realised profit and 5 trading days before the first request. On-demand payouts (Pro, Swing, One, Three, Direct) need at least 2% gross profit and a best day of 40% or less of total profit. Choosing on-demand rules out bi-weekly on that account. Official examples imply an 80% split (90% on Alpha Direct). Methods are Rise (including crypto), Wise and bank transfer, paid within 2 business days.
FTMO's first reward comes on day 14 after the first funded trade, then on request. The 2-Step pays 80%, rising to 90% with scaling; 1-Step and Instant pay 90%. Methods are bank wire, Visa Direct or Mastercard Send, Skrill and crypto.
On $5,000 of first-period profit at 80%, both pay $4,000. FTMO adds the 2-Step fee refund. At Alpha on demand, you would need $2,000 of profit (2%) and no day above $2,000 (40% of $5,000). See our Alpha Capital Group payout guide and FTMO payout guide.
Platforms and US access
Alpha offers MT5, cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker. US residents can use DXtrade and TradeLocker only; MT5 is not available to them and new US customers cannot join on cTrader. FTMO offers MT4, MT5, cTrader and TradingView, with US residents served through ftmo.oanda.com on TradingView or MT5. Both list 1:100 forex leverage on their main 2-step (Alpha Pro; FTMO Standard).
Reputation
FTMO held a 4.8 Trustpilot rating from 55,579 reviews in November 2026. Trustpilot was withholding Alpha's rating for a guidelines breach, with 22,038 reviews listed.
Who each firm suits
Alpha Capital Group
Traders who want a UK-registered firm, a choice of static drawdown size (6%, 8% or 10%), on-demand payouts and DXtrade or TradeLocker, and who trade manually within the lot caps.
FTMO
Traders who want the fee back, EA freedom, MT4 or TradingView, a Swing option that removes news and weekend rules, and the strongest public track record.
Which should you choose if…
- You want a refundable fee: FTMO.
- You run automated strategies: FTMO; Alpha bans fully automated EAs.
- You want a tighter, cheaper-to-pass variant: Alpha Pro 8% (8% Phase 1 target).
- You hold trades over weekends once funded: FTMO Swing, or Alpha Swing, One or Three.
- You want payouts before day 14: Alpha's on-demand route, once you reach 2% profit.
Bottom line
FTMO scores 8.8/10 and Alpha Capital Group 7.0/10 in our rankings. The main evaluations are close to identical, so FTMO's refund, EA policy and reputation give it the edge. Alpha is a reasonable alternative for manual traders who value on-demand payouts and a UK-registered company.
Read the full Alpha Capital Group review and FTMO review, or compare more firms with the comparison tool.
Sources (checked November 2026): Alpha Capital Group: alphacapitalgroup.uk, alphacapitalgroup.uk/terms-and-conditions, help.alphacapitalgroup.uk Alpha One, au.trustpilot.com/review/alphacapitalgroup.uk; FTMO: ftmo.com/en/trading-objectives, ftmo.com/en/2-step-challenge, ftmo.com/en/1-step-challenge, ftmo.com/en/faq/how-do-i-withdraw-my-profits, ftmo.com/en/faq/who-can-join-ftmo, trustpilot.com/review/ftmo.com.
FAQ
Does Alpha Capital Group refund the challenge fee like FTMO?
No. Alpha says all evaluation plans are non-refundable. FTMO refunds the 2-Step fee with the first reward.
Are Alpha Pro 10% and the FTMO 2-Step the same?
The headline rules match: 10% then 5% targets, a 5% daily limit and a 10% static maximum loss. Alpha requires 3 trading days per phase and FTMO 4, and Alpha adds lot exposure caps.
Can US traders use Alpha Capital Group or FTMO?
Yes. Alpha offers US residents DXtrade and TradeLocker. FTMO serves them through ftmo.oanda.com on TradingView or MT5.
Which allows EAs?
FTMO allows EAs within its rules. Alpha allows only pre-approved trade-management EAs on MT5.
Educational content only, not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Prop firm rules change often; check the firm's official terms. Some links may be affiliate links; see our disclosure.
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