Overview
SabioTrade runs a single-phase assessment on its own web platform, with forex, stocks, indices, commodities, crypto and ETFs on offer. It suits traders who like one target and no clock, and who are happy to trade away from MetaTrader. The firm also bundles an academy with every plan, and sells a PRO Club that gives you three or twelve assessment accounts plus longer academy access.
How the evaluation works
Assessment: one phase on $20K, $50K, $100K, $200K or $650K. Hit 10% and you're through. The daily loss limit is 5% of the previous day's closing balance, and the maximum drawdown is 6% of the starting balance, trailing your highest closed balance. Open losses count against it.
There's no time limit, but you need to place a trade at least once every 30 days or the account can be closed.
Rules worth knowing
Scalping isn't allowed, and neither is hedging.
Bots and automated trading need written approval first.
A consistency rule says no single day should be more than 55% of the target. Go over and your target rises to cover it.
Weekend holding is allowed on the plans shown on the pricing table, and overnight positions are fine.
Once you request a withdrawal, the trailing drawdown locks at your starting balance, so your equity can't dip below it after that.
Getting paid
The $20K and $50K plans pay 80% of profit. The $100K plan and above pay 90%, from the first payout. You can withdraw weekly, with at least seven days between requests from the same account, and the firm says it processes payouts within 24 hours. Money goes out by bank transfer, crypto wallet or, for EU residents, an Amaiz wallet. European and UK traders are paid in euros.
At a glance
- Platforms
- —
- Payouts
- Bank transfer, Crypto
- Founded
- 2022
Good
- Single phase with no time limit
- Split of 90% from the first payout on $100K and up
- Weekly withdrawals
- Academy access included with every plan
Watch for
- 6% trailing drawdown that counts open losses
- Scalping and hedging are banned
- Bots need written approval
- Proprietary platform only, no MetaTrader
Challenges
Every account SabioTrade sells. Sort by any column.
| Program | Drawdown | Payouts | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SabioTrade Assessment1-step | $20K | $119 | 10% | 5% | 6% | Trailing | 80% | None | weekly |
| SabioTrade Assessment1-step | $50K | $289 | 10% | 5% | 6% | Trailing | 80% | None | weekly |
| SabioTrade Assessment1-step | $100K | $479 | 10% | 5% | 6% | Trailing | 90% | None | weekly |
| SabioTrade Assessment1-step | $200K | $939 | 10% | 5% | 6% | Trailing | 90% | None | weekly |
| SabioTrade Assessment1-step | $650K | $2,989 | 10% | 5% | 6% | Trailing | 90% | None | weekly |
Trading rules
What the funded account lets you do. Restricted means allowed with conditions; check the firm's terms.
Payouts
How you get paid
- Methods
- Bank transfer, Crypto
- Frequency
- weekly
- First payout
- —
Profit split by program
- SabioTrade Assessment
- up to 90%
What traders say
Scores from the sites traders use, and our summary of what they're saying, checked 6 October 2026.
SabioTrade's reviews are mixed, and the review sites themselves urge caution. It sits at 3.9 on Trustpilot from roughly 730 reviews and 4.4 on Reviews.io from 94. Both Trustpilot and Sitejabber say they have found or removed fake reviews for the firm, and Sitejabber currently shows no rating while it investigates. Prop Firm Match does not list it as a vetted firm. Treat the higher scores with that in mind.
What traders like
Payouts for those who get them. Several Trustpilot, Reviews.io and Myfxbook reviewers say withdrawals arrived quickly, including one who reports a $5,000 payout reaching the bank within days.
The in-house platform and app. Reviewers find the built-in trading room easy to use, with charts, alerts and stats in one place.
Education and community. Some like the academy, mentorship sessions and Discord, which few prop firms offer.
Simple one-step evaluation. A few say a single phase gives them more peace of mind than a two-step challenge.
Common complaints
Refused after passing. Several reviewers on Trustpilot, Reviews.io, Sitejabber and Reddit say they passed the assessment and were then denied a funded account, often over what the firm called all-in or gambling-style trading, under a margin rule they felt was not clearly defined.
Slow support. Trustpilot's own summary notes that many reviewers complain about response times.
Stops and execution. Some say stop losses failed during volatile moves.
Payout conditions. A few say a payout was blocked by the equity rule after a request, which the firm says is published in its terms.
Recently
No dated reviews from the last 90 days appear in the evidence. The firm replies to most Trustpilot reviews, positive and negative.
Where this comes from
Trustpilot: the main review page, with a notice that fake reviews were removed.
Reviews.io: verified customer reviews.
Sitejabber: flagged for suspicious review activity.
Myfxbook: trader reviews.
Prop Firm Match: unlisted firm page with community warnings.
Reddit search: trader threads.
YouTube search: review videos, mostly from affiliates.
Verified reviews
Reviews from traders who've connected an account at SabioTrade to Chartnaut, so you know they actually traded there. Opening soon.
