Access funded capital without risking your own money.
Every challenge fee splits the moment it's received. 80% builds the payout reserve, 20% covers operations. Balance is transparent and updated monthly.
Watch the journey — from challenge purchase to payout hitting your bank account.
Every decision was shaped by what SA traders actually need — not what looks good on a pitch deck.
If you trade as a business or sole proprietor in South Africa, your Cleared Capital challenge fee may qualify as a deductible business expense against your taxable income. That means your R1,799 challenge could effectively cost you significantly less after tax. Speak to your accountant — this is one of the most overlooked advantages of prop firm challenges in SA.
FTMO standard rules, 80% profit split from first payout, same-day EFT transfers. Max 3 accounts per trader.
Every rule is listed here. What you see below is everything. No fine print that activates after you pass. No backend conditions you'll discover when it matters most.
Set your income goal and your realistic monthly profit rate. We'll find your most efficient path to get there.
Most people who buy a challenge don't pass it. We know that. You probably know that too.
But here's what nobody tells you — that's not actually the problem. The problem is that most traders blow real accounts learning lessons that a challenge account would have taught them for a fraction of the cost.
They risk R50,000 of their own money to discover they can't control their emotions under pressure. They lose R30,000 learning that revenge trading destroys accounts. They spend months finding out their strategy doesn't survive a volatile week.
A Cleared Capital challenge costs R1,799. For R1,799 you get to feel what it's like to manage R100,000 — with real consequences, real pressure, and a real payout waiting on the other side.
The difference between trading a demo and trading a challenge is the same as the difference between a flight simulator and sitting in a cockpit. The stakes change how you think. The stakes change how you behave. That change is what makes a trader.
We make money when you fail and buy again. We're not going to pretend otherwise. But we also make money when you pass and tell every trader you know. Our incentives are more aligned with yours than you'd expect.
We want you to get good enough to pass. We want you to get paid. We want you to come back for a bigger account. We just know that getting there takes most people more than one attempt. And that's okay. That's trading.