WSFunded at Prop Firm Expo London 2026: What Traders Should Know

Most prop firms offer a trader one version each of instant, one-step, and two-step funding. WSFunded offers more granular choice than that. Across its three main routes, the firm runs five distinct products, with paired options inside the Instant and 2-Step routes that differ on targets, drawdown, and consistency rules. For a trader who already knows their preferred evaluation style, that breadth means the specifics of the account can be matched more closely to how they trade rather than taken as a single fixed package.

WSFunded will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre as a Silver Sponsor. For traders who want to understand the firm's program structure and how its five products differ in practice, the event is a useful setting to do that work in person.

For attendees, Silver-level access means the firm has a presence on the floor and supporting visibility across Prop Firm Match and Prop Firm Expo channels. It is a more focused presence than the higher tiers, but for a trader, it still means a direct line to the team and a setting in which to ask specific questions and get answers in person rather than relying on a firm page.

WSFunded is a UAE-based CFD prop firm led by Albert Suriol and Iñaki Martinez. The firm was created in December 2023 and has been operating for two years.

The trading environment is built around CFDs, running through several liquidity providers integrated with bridge technology, with cTrader, Match Trader, and MT5 as the supported platforms. Asset coverage is broad: FX, metals, indices, energy, crypto, other commodities, and stocks, though stocks are available only on MT5 and Match Trader. Commissions are $3 per lot on MT5 and Match Trader and $4 per lot on cTrader for FX, metals, energy, and other commodities, with no commission on indices, crypto, or stocks. Payments are accepted through an unusually wide range of methods, and payouts are processed through Crypto and Riseworks.

WSFunded runs three main routes namely Instant, 1-Step, and 2-Step, and offers more than one version of two of them. Rather than a single instant or two-step product, the firm splits those routes into paired options that differ on targets, drawdown, and consistency rules. The practical effect is a wider menu, and the right starting point is understanding what each option actually involves.

The Instant route comes in two versions, Instant Pro and Instant Standard. Both fund a trader immediately with no evaluation, both allow swing trading, and both share the same daily loss limit and leverage. Where they differ is in how much drawdown room they allow and how strict the consistency rule is: Pro applies a tighter 15% best-day rule (a trader's single best day cannot exceed 15% of total profits at payout), while Standard is more lenient at 30%. Standard also allows slightly more total drawdown. Account sizes start at $2,500, with Pro reaching $100,000 and Standard topping out at $50,000.

The 2-Step route also comes in two versions, Classic and Ultra. Both are two-phase evaluations with the same daily loss limit, leverage, and Phase 2 target, and both allow swing trading and Expert Advisors. The main difference is the Phase 1 target and the total drawdown allowed: Classic asks for a lower first-phase target with less drawdown room, while Ultra asks for a higher first-phase target with more drawdown room. Both use a static maximum drawdown rather than a trailing one, meaning the loss limit does not move up as the account grows — a detail worth understanding before you start. Account sizes run from $2,500 to $100,000.

The 1-Step route has a single product, 1-Step Rapid, which is the firm's most direct single-phase route to funding. A trader clears one evaluation phase to a 10% target, then moves to a funded account. Like the others, it allows swing trading and EAs.

All routes lead into the same broader structure: an 80% profit split to start, and a scaling plan that can grow a trader's account up to $2,000,000 in simulated capital, with the split rising to 95% as milestones are hit.

The trading idea risk rule is the central concept. On Classic, Ultra, and Rapid accounts, a trader may not risk more than 50% of the daily drawdown on a single trading idea; on Instant Standard and Instant Pro, the limit is 1% of the initial account balance per trading idea. A "trading idea" is defined as one or more trades on the same instrument, in the same direction, based on the same analysis, and multiple trades on the same asset in the same direction within 30 minutes of each other count as a single idea. This is worth understanding if your strategy involves scaling into positions.

A mandatory stop loss must be added within two minutes of opening any position, and for trades during high-impact news, both stop loss and take profit must be set at the time of opening. This is what allows the risk team to calculate risk against the trading-idea rule.

News trading is allowed during evaluation but restricted on funded accounts within an eight-minute window around high-impact red-folder events (four minutes before and after), applying only to affected instruments. Profit generated in that window may be deducted, or in rare cases, the account may be reset.

A soft breach policy distinguishes operational warnings from hard breaches. News trading violations, the two-minute stop-loss rule, and the trading-idea risk rule are treated as soft breaches.

Maximum lot exposure is capped by account size and asset class, and a list of forbidden strategies (high-frequency trading, sub-60-second trades, grid trading, arbitrage, hedging, tick scalping, and others) applies across the board. EAs and cBots are allowed on the evaluation routes but not on Instant Standard or Instant Pro.

On payouts, the 80% split sits on top of program-specific cycles. The Instant products and the 2-Step routes run a first payout at 15 days then every 10 days; 1-Step Rapid runs a first payout at 30 days then every 10 days. The minimum payout is $100, processed via crypto under $500 and via Rise above it.

The starting question is which route fits your style, and then which option within it best matches how you trade.

If you want instant funding, the conversation is between Instant Pro and Instant Standard, which differ on drawdown allowance and consistency rule. If you want a two-step evaluation, the choice is between 2-Step Classic and 2-Step Ultra, which differ on the Phase 1 target and the static drawdown level. If you want the most direct single-phase route, 1-Step Rapid is the conversation.

Across all routes, the trading-idea risk rule is the thing to understand most clearly, because it governs how positions can be sized and scaled. Worth asking the team to walk through how the rule applies to your typical entry pattern, especially if you scale into trades or run multiple positions on the same instrument.

• Which route and product is best suited to my style: Instant Pro or Standard, 2-Step Classic or Ultra, or 1-Step Rapid?
• How should I think about choosing between Instant Pro and Instant Standard?
• The trading-idea rule treats trades on the same instrument within 30 minutes as one idea. How does that affect scaling into a position?
• What are the most common soft breaches traders run into, and how many before it escalates?
• How does the scaling plan to $2,000,000 work in practice, and what does a realistic path look like?
• Which platform do you generally recommend given the commission differences between MT5, Match Trader, and cTrader?

Use the firm's presence at the event to test how clearly WSFunded explains its lineup. With five products across three routes, the firm has more to articulate than most, and the useful signal is whether the team can explain which product suits which kind of trader rather than presenting them as interchangeable.

Use booth time to narrow the decision around your own trading. Bring your preferred asset class, your account-size range, and your trading style. If you already know whether you lean toward instant funding, a one-step, or a two-step evaluation, this is where WSFunded should be able to help you choose not just the route but the right product within it.

WSFunded will appear at Prop Firm Expo London 2026 on June 27 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre as a Silver Sponsor. For attendees comparing CFD prop firms, that is a useful opportunity to evaluate a firm with one of the wider program lineups in the space and to test how its products fit the way you actually trade.

If WSFunded is already on your shortlist, use the expo to get precise. Focus on which route and product fit your trading, how the trading-idea risk rule would apply to your strategy, and what the scaling plan looks like over a realistic timeframe. That is a stronger way to use sponsor-level access than relying on visibility alone.

To prepare before the event, you can review WSFunded's full profile, including broker details, supported platforms, payout structures, and verified trader reviews, on the WSFunded page on Prop Firm Match. If you want to compare current pricing and discount codes before you arrive, the latest WSFunded offers are listed alongside the firm's challenge lineup.