Maven Trading FAQ & Complete Guide

The answers below use the dated Maven Trading rule record. Limits belong to the named program and account stage; they are not universal firm rules.

Research record dated October 1, 2026. Limits can change; use the linked rules for your exact account.

Maven Trading: key facts

What evaluation models does Maven Trading offer?
Two-Step — target 8% Phase 1 / 5% Phase 2 — split 80%; One-Step — target 8% — split 80%; Instant — target 3% minimum for payout — split 80%; Three-Step — target 3% per phase — split 80%
What daily loss limits apply at Maven Trading?
Two-Step 4%; One-Step 3%; Instant 2%; Three-Step 2%
What maximum loss limits apply at Maven Trading?
Two-Step 8% static; One-Step 5% trailing; Instant 3% trailing from highest equity; Three-Step 3% static
Does Maven Trading have a consistency rule?
Instant: 20% consistency score and 3% minimum profit needed for withdrawal; Mini: 15% rule
What trading-day or trade-count requirements apply at Maven Trading?
Two-Step: 3 profitable days of 0.5% per phase (FAQ page states 4)
What trading platforms does Maven Trading support?
MetaTrader 5, Match Trader
Does Maven Trading allow automated trading / EAs?
Terms say EAs, bots or automated systems are prohibited unless pre-approved; FAQ says EAs are not permitted under any circumstances on all platforms. HFT, tick scalping, arbitrage banned.
Does Maven Trading allow copy trading?
Cannot copy trade from another individual; both users are breached.
Can I automate Maven Trading with TradingView via PickMyTrade?
PickMyTrade connection: Match-Trader. Rules prohibit EAs/bots, so webhook-placed automated orders are not permitted; MT5 accounts are not reachable by PickMyTrade.

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This page aggregates publicly available information about Maven Trading and is not financial, legal, or tax advice. Prop firm rules, plans, fees, and payout policies change frequently — always verify the current terms on Maven Trading's official website before purchasing an evaluation or activating a funded account. PickMyTrade is an automation bridge, not a prop firm. Funded accounts at prop firms are typically simulated (not real-money) unless otherwise stated by the firm. Trading carries risk of loss. Consult a licensed financial advisor before trading. Last updated: June 2026.

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