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HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON · 2026
DPFunded vs Matrix Executions
Side-by-side comparison of trust scores, profit splits, payout speed, and real trader reviews. Independent data — no sponsored rankings.
DPFD
DPFunded
MTRX
Matrix Executions
EST. 2018
DPFUNDED
METRIC
MATRIX EXECUTIONS
0/100TIE
TRUST SCORE
TIE0/100
0/5TIE
RATING
TIE0/5
80%
PROFIT SPLIT
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$400,000
MAX FUNDING
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$58
MIN COST
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PAYOUT DAYS
—
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PASS RATE
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0TIE
REVIEW COUNT
TIE0
DPFUNDED DETAILS
- STEPS
- 1-phase
- DRAWDOWN
- Fixed
- MARKETS
- Forex, Commodities, Indices
MATRIX EXECUTIONS DETAILS
- STEPS
- -phase
DPFunded PROS
- +Steps to funded is 1, well below the industry average of 1.6, offering a faster route to capital.
- +Min challenge cost of $58 is significantly below the industry average of $186.7, reducing upfront cost.
- +Fixed drawdown type provides traders with clear and predictable risk boundaries.
- +EA/automated trading is permitted, accommodating algorithmic and systematic trading strategies.
DPFunded CONS
- −Overall drawdown of 6% is below the industry average of 7.9%, giving traders less room to absorb losses.
- −Max funding of $400,000 is well below the industry average of $839,272.7, limiting earning potential.
- −News trading is not allowed and payout frequency is monthly, restricting strategy flexibility and delaying income.
Matrix Executions PROS
- +Founded in 2018, Matrix Executions has a longer operating history than most prop firms, suggesting stability.
- +No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.
- +No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.
- +No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.
Matrix Executions CONS
- −Almost no firm data is provided beyond founding year, making meaningful comparison to industry averages impossible.
- −Without profit split, funding, or challenge cost data, traders cannot evaluate value against industry benchmarks.
- −Lack of transparency on payout, drawdown, and trading rules limits trader decision-making confidence significantly.
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