LifeUpTrading
- Fee from
- $78
- Max funding
- $150,000
- Profit split
- —
- Verified payouts
- —
Rating Breakdown
Company Regulation
The firm states that it is not regulated by a financial authority - the norm for prop firms. Evaluation accounts trade simulated capital rather than client deposits, so broker licensing generally does not apply. Check its payout record and reviews before buying.
Company registration - not financial regulation
- Korean business registration (LifeUpTrading Inc.)612-86-02810
Company Address
Headquarters
55, Seongsuil-ro 8-gil, Unit 707, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, 04794, Republic of Korea
Platforms & Infrastructure
Prop Firm Basic Rules
Prohibited Actions
Payment Methods & Currencies
Payment Methods
Accepted Currencies
Supported Withdrawal Methods
Payout Currencies
Fees & Commissions
$89
Reward Account Activation Fee - Basic (25K)
One-time ('lifetime') fee to start the Reward Account after passing a Basic Plan challenge; Expert Plan has no activation fee.
$99
Reward Account Activation Fee - Basic (50K)
One-time fee after passing the Basic Plan.
$119
Reward Account Activation Fee - Basic (100K)
One-time fee after passing the Basic Plan.
$149
Reward Account Activation Fee - Basic (150K)
One-time fee after passing the Basic Plan.
Monthly-priced challenges (regular $78-$458/month, 53% promo running). Basic Plan charges a one-time Reward Account activation fee of $89/$99/$119/$149 (25K/50K/100K/150K); Expert Plan has none. Challenge period is 30 days from purchase and can be extended 30 days for an extension fee whose amount is not published. Platforms are free; trading commissions follow NinjaTrader rates ($0.40-$2.95 per side).
Payout Policy
ℹ️ Policy details may vary depending on the selected challenge. Below shows the maximum available range.
Restricted Countries
Traders from these countries are not eligible to participate in challenges
Pros
- Expert Plan has no daily loss limit and no activation fee after passing
- Basic Plan daily loss limit only pauses trading for the day instead of failing the account
- End-of-day trailing drawdown that stops rising at account size + $100
- No consistency rule or minimum trading days in the challenge (pass review starts automatically after market close)
- NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView provided free, with free copy trading
Cons
- Challenge priced monthly with a 30-day deadline; extension costs an unpublished fee
- No published profit-split percentage; each payout is capped ($700-$2,700 depending on size and payout number)
- Reward account requires 7 valid trading days with a minimum daily profit and a 40% consistency rule
- No overnight holding; all positions auto-closed after 4:55 PM ET
- Payouts are made in Korean won to a bank account under the terms; non-Korean buyers can pay only via PayPal
Community Recognition
Common questions
How much does a LifeUpTrading challenge cost?
LifeUpTrading's cheapest evaluation starts at $78. It currently lists 8 challenges, and the price of each rises with the account size it funds. The challenges tab shows every account size with its current fee.
How much funding can you get from LifeUpTrading?
The largest account LifeUpTrading funds directly is $150,000. Firms that run a scaling plan raise that ceiling for traders who stay profitable, so check the individual challenge for its scaling terms.
What trading platforms does LifeUpTrading offer?
LifeUpTrading supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView. Platform matters more than it used to: after MetaTrader access tightened for prop firms, availability now varies from firm to firm, and automated strategies written for one platform rarely move to another.
Is LifeUpTrading regulated?
LifeUpTrading states that it is not a regulated financial entity - the norm for prop firms rather than a red flag. Traders on an evaluation account trade simulated capital, not client money, so the activity generally falls outside investment-firm regulation. It is registered in South Korea.
How does LifeUpTrading pay traders?
LifeUpTrading pays out via Bank Transfer.