Maven Trading

• Payout capElevated5/10

  A cap limits what you can withdraw per cycle. On some firms, profit above the cap is delayed; on a few, it is voided outright.

  “Maven caps payouts at $10,000 per 30-day rolling cycle per funded account; profit above $10K in a single 30-day window cannot be extracted and the excess is voided rather than rolled into the next cycle.” source

• Rule enforcementElevated5/10

  Discretionary or inconsistent enforcement means a rule can be applied after the fact to fail an account or deny a payout.

• Pricing honestyWatch6/10

  Resetting timers, perpetual “discounts”, or undisclosed add-ons inflate the real cost of getting and staying funded.

  “Transparent low fee tiers by account size (~$15 for $2K up to ~$379 for $100K) with periodic promotional discounts; effective price clear.” source

• Drawdown modelWatch7/10

  How the account gets breached. Trailing or intraday drawdown can end your account on an open-trade swing — not only on realized losses.

  “Maven uses both static and trailing drawdown: two-phase challenge has 8% static max drawdown + 4% daily; one-step has ~5% trailing max drawdown + ~3% daily.” source

Derived from TraderVerdict's scored evidence for Maven Trading. Each item is a TVSM-PF variable; lower scores indicate greater account risk. See the full breakdown and every source in the scorecard below.

Payout integrity is solid overall, but one variable drags it down — check the weak point before you fund.

Lowest-scoring payout variable: payout cap — open the Specifications tab for the verbatim evidence behind the score.

Regulatory registers we cross-check

TVSM cross-checks each firm’s regulatory standing and any disciplinary history against these public registers as part of the stability and transparency assessment.

• NFA BASICUS futures background & disciplinary register
• CFTCUS derivatives regulator
• FCA RegisterUK authorised-firm register