The Trading Pit Futures
Liechtenstein · est. 2022 · reviewed 2026-09-06
No sourced trader-risk flag has been recorded for The Trading Pit Futures. That is the absence of a finding, not a clean bill of health.
Missing info
B or C
Missing info
B or C
FirmFax verdict
The Trading Pit Futures is a solid but mixed futures prop firm best taken through its Futures Prime (66/100), which uses a more forgiving end-of-day trailing drawdown with a 40% consistency rule to clear.
Verified discount
Activation fee waived, $129 to $0
The futures page and futures checkout show the $129 activation fee struck to $0 on the $50K, $100K and $150K tiers, with no code required. The Trading Pit also runs a SEPT25 banner for 25% off Prime challenges of $50K and above; every futures challenge is a Prime challenge at $50K or more, but no futures page shows the banner or a coupon field, so we do not state that the code applies here.
Verified 2026-09-07Offer links may be sponsored. They never change our score or ranking. Disclosure.
Best for
- ✓Budget-conscious traders — accounts start from $99
- ✓NinjaTrader users — it is a listed platform
- ✓Futures traders
Check fit if
- •Best for traders who can spread profits across sessions; this route lists a 40% consistency rule
- •Budget planning should include post-pass activation; tracked routes start from $129
- •Best for traders with tight daily risk controls because this route includes a daily loss cap
The Trading Pit Futures
Missing info
B or C
Missing info
B or C
Fig. 01 — Score breakdown
What the FirmFax score is made of
Trader reputation is not scored for The Trading Pit Futures because the evidence isn't public yet, so this grade rests on the remaining 80% of the model rather than guessing a middling number.
Public rankings use account-specific scores. This firm-level context explains the background signals shared across its plans.
Fig. 02 — Account types
All account types compared
Rankings use each plan's own score.
| Plan | Market | Score | From | Activation | Reset | Drawdown | Daily loss | Consistency | Payout split | Platforms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Futures Prime One-time challenge fee with an activation fee on the earning account 5 sources ↗
| Futures | Missing info B or C | $99 | $129 | $79 | Trailing (end-of-day) | $1,000 | 40% | 80% profit share, consistent across account sizes | ATAS, Quantower, Volsys, R Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView |
| Futures Classic Standard challenge path with its own scaling and reward terms 3 sources ↗
| Futures | 63C | Not recorded | $129 | $79 | Trailing (end-of-day) | $1,000 | 40% | Up to 80% profit share | ATAS, Quantower, Volsys, R Trader Pro |
Account sizes — max drawdown & profit target
| Account size | Max drawdown | Profit target |
|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $2,000 | $3,000 |
| $100,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 |
| $150,000 | $4,500 | $9,000 |
Fig. 03 — True cost
What does The Trading Pit Futures actually cost?
Route: Futures Prime
Cost on one clean pass
$228
Entry price plus activation on one clean pass, before any current discount. Resets add to this if you breach.
Fig. 04 — Before you buy
Rules to know first
Drawdown model
Trailing (end-of-day)On the best route, the drawdown only trails at the end of the day, which gives active traders far more room than an intraday trail.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Daily loss limit
$1,000Daily caps make position sizing especially important, even when overall drawdown room remains.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Consistency rule
40%Payout eligibility needs profits spread across sessions; one day above 40% can delay the request.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗News trading
AllowedThe Trading Pit Futures states that trading around high-impact releases is allowed, at the evaluation stage and once funded.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Activation fee
$129Charged after you pass to open the funded account; add it to the entry price.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Reset fee
$79Charged when you restart the evaluation.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Min trading days
3The Trading Pit Futures requires at least 3 trading days on this route before the evaluation can be passed. The wait before a payout can be requested is a separate rule.
Source: Futures Prime pricing and terms ↗Each row above is read from The Trading Pit Futures’s own published pages where one is cited; rows marked “Not recorded” are gaps in our record, not terms the firm has waived. Last reviewed 2026-09-06 — confirm the live terms at checkout.
Fig. 05 — Full terms
Rules & payouts
Last verified 2026-09-06
Rules
- Drawdown
- Trailing (end-of-day)
- Daily loss limit
- $1,000
- Consistency rule
- 40%
- Min trading days
- 3
- Activation fee
- $129
- Reset fee
- $79
- News trading
- Varies by account type; strictest is allowed outside a 2-min news window
- Overnight holding
- Restricted
Automation: Verify futures-specific scalping, news, copy-trading, and platform restrictions before publication.
Payouts
- Profit split
- Up to 80% profit share on both the Classic model and Futures Prime
- Frequency
- Payouts processed within 24-48 hours of a withdrawal request (Classic); 1-2 business days on Futures Prime
- Min days to payout
- Not recorded
- No source we hold states a minimum holding period before a payout.
- First payout min
- $100
- Methods
- Not recorded
- No source we hold names the payout methods.
- Payout evidence
- No dated evidence found
- No dated payout record published by the firm has been found. This is a gap in our evidence, not a finding about whether the firm pays.
- Platforms
- ATAS, Quantower, Volsys, R Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Sierra Chart, VolFix, Jigsaw, MotiveWave
Payout evidence counts dated payout records The Trading Pit Futures has published itself. We have found none for The Trading Pit Futures. Most firms publish nothing dated, so a blank here says what we could not find — it is not a finding that the firm does not pay.
Fig. 06 — Rule tape
Recent changes
Fig. 07 — Research & sources
Research notes
The Trading Pit is established and has current public materials, but futures details are spread across challenge, reward, and broad trading-rule pages. Split Futures Prime and Classic before final scoring.
FAQ
The Trading Pit Futures questions
Is The Trading Pit Futures legit?
The Trading Pit Futures has operated since 2022 (4+ years). FirmFax scores it 66/100 on its best account and reviews rules from public sources.
How much does The Trading Pit Futures cost?
The best account route (Futures Prime) starts at $99, plus a $129 activation fee once you pass. See the cost breakdown above for the total on one clean pass.
What drawdown does The Trading Pit Futures use?
The best route uses a trailing (end-of-day) drawdown — the drawdown only trails at the end of the day, which gives active traders far more room than an intraday trail.
Does The Trading Pit Futures have a consistency rule?
Yes — the best route lists a 40% consistency rule, so no single day may exceed 40% of your total profit before a payout. Other routes can differ; check the account table.
How does The Trading Pit Futures pay out?
Profit split on record for The Trading Pit Futures: Up to 80% profit share on both the Classic model and Futures Prime. Payout cadence: Payouts processed within 24-48 hours of a withdrawal request (Classic); 1-2 business days on Futures Prime. FirmFax holds no dated, firm-published payout record for it — that means none has been found, not that the firm fails to pay.
What platforms does The Trading Pit Futures support?
The Trading Pit Futures lists ATAS, Quantower, Volsys, R Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Sierra Chart, VolFix, Jigsaw, MotiveWave. Review platform access for the specific plan you choose.
Is there a The Trading Pit Futures discount code?
Activation fee waived, $129 to $0 — official source, last verified 2026-09-07. See the full The Trading Pit Futures discount page for details.
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