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Upcomers review 2026

Upcomers runs simulated futures, CFD and 24/7 market evaluations out of Dubai, Prague and Miami. Here is what the rules actually say, what it costs, and where it is strong or weak.

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What Upcomers actually is

Upcomers is a proprietary trading firm running simulated evaluations across futures, CFDs and a 24/7 markets product. Pass an evaluation and you trade a funded account for a 90% share of the profit. The corporate entity is Upcomers Ltd., registered in Saint Lucia under number 2025-00579, with offices in Dubai, Prague and Miami.

It is a newer name than FTMO or Apex, so the track record is shorter. What it publishes is unusually specific: over $10.5M in verified payouts, $1,701,245 paid in the most recent month, and individual payout certificates rather than screenshots.

The three rulesets

All three pay 90% on demand with no time limit. The only real difference is drawdown, and that difference decides which one suits you.

PlanDaily drawdownMax drawdownMin. daysSplit
Oracle4%5%590%
Vanguard4%7%690%
EmberNone4%590%

Ember is the interesting one. Removing the daily loss limit entirely means a single bad session cannot end the account, which suits traders whose losses cluster. The trade is a tighter 4% overall buffer.

What is genuinely good

What to weigh before buying

The firm is young, incorporated in 2025, so it has not been through a full market cycle or a stress event yet. Saint Lucia incorporation is standard for the industry but offers little regulatory recourse. And the headline 100% split applies at the top tier, not on day one, which is worth reading carefully rather than assuming.

Verdict

Strong on rules and payout mechanics, cheap to try, weaker on track record simply because of its age. If daily drawdown is what usually ends your accounts, Ember is a genuinely differentiated product. Start small, at $15.90 the cost of learning the ruleset is close to nothing.

Pricing

Pick a size, pick a ruleset

$100,000 $239.90 Profit target 8% · evaluation drawdown 5%
Oracle
Most affordable
Daily drawdown4%
Max drawdown5%
Min. trading days5
Profit split90%
Time limitUnlimited
PayoutOn demand
Start Oracle
Ember
No daily drawdown
Daily drawdownNone
Max drawdown4%
Min. trading days5
Profit split90%
Time limitUnlimited
PayoutOn demand
Start Ember
Vanguard
Most drawdown room
Daily drawdown4%
Max drawdown7%
Min. trading days6
Profit split90%
Time limitUnlimited
PayoutOn demand
Start Vanguard

Fees listed by Upcomers in September 2026 and subject to change. Plan pricing can vary by ruleset, so confirm the final total at checkout with code PICKR applied.

Questions

Frequently asked

Is Upcomers worth it?
If you want no time limit, on-demand payouts and permission to run automated strategies, it compares well against firms charging more. The main caveat is age: it was incorporated in 2025, so the track record is short compared with FTMO or Apex.
What is the best Upcomers plan?
Ember if daily loss limits are what usually end your accounts, since it has none. Vanguard if you need the widest overall buffer at 7%. Oracle if you want the cheapest way to learn the ruleset.
How much is the cheapest Upcomers account?
A $2,000 account is $15.90. A $10,000 account is $47.90 and a $100,000 account is $239.90.
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