Wall Street Funded vs E8 Markets

Head to head on price, cost to get funded, rules, payouts and trust, read on both firms' own pages. Checked October 31, 2026.

Verdict: The data splits 2 to 2: neither firm leads. Wall Street Funded leads on cheapest plan to start, cheapest $100k plan. Points the data cannot decide are left unmarked.

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Wall Street Funded vs E8 Markets, checked 2026-10-31
Wall Street Funded E8 Markets
Marketforexforex
Based inSaint LuciaUSA
Foundedn/a2021
Trustpilot4.3 (4,920 reviews)n/a
PropTested safety score53/10053/100
Plans on sale84
Cheapest plan to start$45 (Wall Street Prime, $50K)$109 (E8 Pro (Perpetual), $50K)
Cheapest $100K plan$66$199
Lowest cost to get funded (est.)$39$27
Max profit split90%100%
Drawdown typesTrailing balance, StaticTrailing balance, Static
Plans without daily loss limit6 of 420 of 336
Plans without consistency rule2 of 42336 of 336
First payoutn/aNo waiting period
Payout cycleFirst payout after 0 to 30 days by plan, then every 10 or 14 daysE8 Pro daily; E8 One on demand
Payouts read on chainnone visible$46,207,476
Rules allowed (of 5)33
PlatformsMT5MT5, TradeLocker, cTrader, Match-Trader, E8 Terminal
Current offer40% off30% off
Checked2026-11-052026-10-31

About Wall Street Funded

Wall Street Funded is a forex prop firm based in Saint Lucia. As of November 5, 2026, PropTested reads 8 plans on its site, from $13.80 one payment, with a profit split of up to 90%. Drawdown is trailing balance or static and some plans have no daily loss limit. Trustpilot shows 4.3 of 5 from 4,920 reviews. All Wall Street Funded plans and rules.

About E8 Markets

E8 Markets is a forex prop firm based in USA, founded in 2021. As of October 31, 2026, PropTested reads 4 plans on its site, from $14 one payment, with a profit split of up to 100%. Drawdown is trailing balance or static. The first payout can be requested as soon as you are funded. All E8 Markets plans and rules.

Questions traders ask

Which is cheaper, Wall Street Funded or E8 Markets?

Wall Street Funded has the cheaper entry plan: Wall Street Funded starts at $45 (Wall Street Prime) and E8 Markets at $109 (E8 Pro (Perpetual)), checked October 31, 2026. The cost-to-funded estimate in the table is the better guide, because it counts resets and fees against each plan's pass odds.

Which pays out faster, Wall Street Funded or E8 Markets?

Wall Street Funded: First payout after 0 to 30 days by plan, then every 10 or 14 days. E8 Markets: E8 Pro daily; E8 One on demand.

Which has stricter rules?

Wall Street Funded allows 3 of the five trading rules PropTested tracks (news, EAs, copy trading, overnight, weekend) and E8 Markets allows 3. 2 of Wall Street Funded's 42 setups have no evaluation consistency rule, against 336 of 336 at E8 Markets.

Is Wall Street Funded or E8 Markets more trusted?

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