Invest Prop review: plans, rules and payouts
A detailed Invest Prop review covering Speed, Normal and Economic plans, drawdown, funded-stage risk rules, payouts, refunds and trader fit.
Contents
- Invest Prop review: quick verdict
- What is Invest Prop?
- Speed vs Normal vs Economic
- Invest Prop prices
- How daily drawdown works
- Static total drawdown: a 10K example
- Funded-stage floating-risk rule
- Performance index
- Payout timing and fee refunds
- News, copy trading, EAs and hedging
- Tick scalping below one minute
- PlusTrader or MetaTrader 5?
- Identity verification and Iran access
- Strengths
- Limitations
- Which Invest Prop plan fits which trader?
- Pre-purchase checklist
- Frequently asked questions
- Does Invest Prop accept traders in Iran?
- Is there a time limit to pass?
- Does touching the drawdown limit count as a breach?
- Is news trading allowed?
- Are EAs allowed?
- What is the best Invest Prop plan?
- Final verdict
Invest Prop is an Iran-based prop firm with three plan families: Speed, Normal and Economic. Its practical appeal for traders in Iran goes beyond a low entry price: it offers rial payments, Persian support and a PlusTrader option designed to remain accessible on Iran's national internet. The trade-off is that some plans introduce funded-stage floating-risk and performance-index rules that materially affect how and when a trader can withdraw.
Author: MyFxKit Content Team
Technical review: MyFxKit Technical Team
Official sources checked: 29 September 2026
Snapshot ID: MFK-FIRM-INVESTPROP-2026-09-29-01
This review is not financial advice or a guarantee of passing or receiving a reward. Prices, availability and rules can change. The terms attached to the account on the purchase date are the final reference.
Invest Prop review: quick verdict
- Speed one-step has a 10% target, 3% daily drawdown and 6% total drawdown. Its main attraction is a lighter rule set and weekly requests after the first payout.
- Normal and Economic one-step have a 6% target, 2% daily drawdown and 6% total drawdown. A 2% daily limit leaves little room for correlated or overlapping positions.
- The two-step versions use 10% and 5% targets. Speed gives 6% daily and 10% total drawdown; Normal and Economic give 5% daily and 10% total drawdown.
- Every evaluation phase requires at least three trading days and has no passing deadline, but more than 14 days without opening a trade causes failure.
- News trading is allowed. Copy trading is conditional, and an Invest Prop account cannot be the destination of copying from an external account.
- EAs are not generally permitted. The published exception covers rule-compliant copier EAs and recognised risk-management tools with an identifiable comment.
- The current rules state an 80% trader share. Request timing depends on the plan family.
What is Invest Prop?
The Invest Prop profile on MyFxKit describes an Iranian domestic prop firm offering accounts on PlusTrader and MetaTrader. Bank-gateway and crypto payments, Persian support and a $50,000 aggregate active-capital limit are among its operational features.
A prop firm is not the same as a regulated broker or asset manager. MyFxKit does not list Invest Prop as supervised by a financial regulator. That is common in the evaluation industry, but it means a trader normally cannot appeal a payout or account dispute to an independent financial regulator.
This review uses the firm's official rules as the primary source for account conditions and its current plans page for prices. Where an older MyFxKit profile row conflicts with the current official rules, the official rules-page value is used here.
Speed vs Normal vs Economic
| Feature | Speed one-step | Normal one-step | Economic one-step | Speed two-step | Normal and Economic two-step |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase-one target | 10% | 6% | 6% | 10% | 10% |
| Phase-two target | — | — | — | 5% | 5% |
| Daily drawdown | 3% | 2% | 2% | 6% | 5% |
| Total drawdown | 6% | 6% | 6% | 10% | 10% |
| Total-DD model | Static from initial balance | Static | Static | Static | Static |
| Minimum trading days per phase | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Passing deadline | None | None | None | None | None |
| Trader share | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% | 80% |
No passing deadline does not mean an account can remain dormant forever. Invest Prop's general rule allows no more than 14 days between receiving the account or closing the last trade and opening the next trade. The target has no calendar deadline, but the account must remain active.
The plan names also represent operational differences. Speed offers a shorter ongoing payout cycle and fewer performance restrictions. Normal and Economic have different prices and refund terms, but they add funded-stage limits that are central to trader fit.
Invest Prop prices
| Account size | Speed | Normal | Economic |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000 | $19 | $17 | $15 |
| $2,000 | $34 | $29 | $25 |
| $3,000 | $49 | $39 | $35 |
| $5,000 | $74 | $59 | $55 |
| $6,000 | $84 | $69 | $65 |
| $7,000 | $99 | Not shown | Not shown |
| $10,000 | Not shown | $99 | $95 |
| $15,000 | Not shown | $149 | $129 |
| $25,000 | Not shown | $209 | $179 |
| $50,000 | Not shown | Not shown | $349 |
These were the base prices shown on the official plans page on the verification date; temporary discounts are excluded. The page displayed the same family price in its one-step and two-step tabs, but traders should still verify the selected evaluation type in the checkout summary.
The lowest price is not automatically the lowest effective cost. Economic 10K was only $4 cheaper than Normal 10K, while payout timing, refund percentage and the performance index can matter far more than that $4 difference.
How daily drawdown works
The official rule calculates daily drawdown from the balance at 00:00 server time and monitors both balance and equity. Touching the limit counts as a breach.
For a $10,000 Normal one-step account with a 2% daily limit:
Daily floor = $10,000 − 2% = $9,800
If the balance at the next daily reset has risen to $10,400:
New daily floor = $10,400 − 2% = $10,192
Prior profit increases the next day's dollar allowance, but it also moves the floor up with the start-of-day balance. Commission, swap and unrealised loss must all fit above that floor. Traders can test additional scenarios with the MyFxKit drawdown calculator.
Static total drawdown: a 10K example
Total drawdown is calculated from initial balance and is not trailing. On a $10,000 one-step account with 6% total drawdown:
Total floor = $10,000 − 6% = $9,400
On a $10,000 two-step account with 10% total drawdown:
Total floor = $10,000 − 10% = $9,000
If the account gains money, the total-loss floor still uses the initial balance. The formula is simple, but the daily rule can become restrictive first. On one-step Normal and Economic, the 2% daily limit usually controls position sizing long before the 6% total limit is approached.
Funded-stage floating-risk rule
Normal and Economic apply a separate floating-risk rule in the funded stage, not during evaluation:
- Below 10K, aggregate open loss must not exceed 2% of the current balance.
- At 10K and above, the lower of equity or balance must not fall more than 2% from the highest balance reached while the positions are considered simultaneous.
- Trades across all instruments opened within five minutes of one another are treated as simultaneous.
- Crossing the limit is a breach. The written exception concerns slippage where combined planned stop risk was no more than 1.5%.
Suppose simultaneous positions on a funded 10K account reach a highest relevant balance of $10,200. Two percent is $204, placing the mathematical boundary at $9,996. Because the precise high-water reference depends on execution order and the firm's platform record, operational risk should remain comfortably below 2%.
The floating-loss-rule guide explains why this restriction is different from daily drawdown.
Performance index
Invest Prop defines its performance index as:
Performance index = Best-day profit ÷ Net account profit × 100
Normal applies the index only in the funded stage, where it must be 40% or lower. Economic applies a 40% index during evaluation for accounts of 10K and above, and a 20% index in the funded stage for every size. Economic evaluation accounts below 10K have no index.
If net profit is $1,000 and the best day produced $400, the index is 40%. To reduce that same $400 best day to a 20% share, net profit must reach at least $2,000, assuming the best day does not increase.
Exceeding the ratio does not cause immediate failure; trading may continue until the ratio falls within the allowed level. In practice, that can postpone a payout. The rules also distinguish net and gross best-day profit in certain funded-account calculations, so a dashboard figure should not be substituted for the written formula without checking the plan and size.
Payout timing and fee refunds
| Item | Speed | Normal | Economic |
|---|---|---|---|
| First request | After 10 funded trading days; request on the 14th or 28th | After 30 calendar days from first trade and 10 trading days; 14th or 28th | After 30 calendar days from first trade and 10 trading days; 14th or 28th |
| Later requests | At least 7 calendar days later; each Saturday | Same date as the prior month's request | Same date as the prior month's request |
| Trader share | 80% | 80% | 80% |
| Stated processing | Within 24 hours | Within 24 hours after request day ends | Within 24 hours after request day ends |
| Fee refund | 100% with third payout | 150% with third payout | 100% with third payout |
The rules state payment through USDT on TRC20 or BEP20. After payment, the account is reset to initial balance. Trading is prohibited from the moment a request is submitted until the review finishes.
“Weekly payouts” on Speed does not mean an immediate withdrawal from the first funded day. The first request still requires ten trading days and one of the two monthly request dates. The weekly cycle begins with later requests.
News, copy trading, EAs and hedging
News trading is allowed, but profit derived from exploiting execution delay around news is excluded. The firm warns about slippage and spread expansion and does not accept execution complaints under volatile conditions, particularly on a public server.
Copy trading between accounts belonging to the same Invest Prop user is allowed. When an external account is involved, the Invest Prop account must be the source. If it is the destination of copying, the published rule says the accounts are disabled and no refund is issued.
“EA allowed” is too broad a summary. The rules permit rule-compliant copier EAs and recognised money-management tools such as Glory with an identifying comment; other EAs are prohibited. Traders should submit the exact product name and operating method to support before paying.
Occasional martingale use is allowed, but using it as a persistent trading style can cause a phase reset. Hedging within one account is allowed; hedging across another trader's accounts or the user's other accounts is prohibited. Price arbitrage, latency exploitation and high-frequency sequences designed to create artificial profit are also prohibited.
Tick scalping below one minute
Profit from trades lasting under one minute may represent no more than 20% of the evaluation target or funded net profit on accounts below 10K, and no more than 15% on larger accounts. Exceeding the ratio is not described as instant failure, but the account is reset to the same stage at target review or payout.
For a 10K Normal one-step evaluation with a $600 target:
Fast-trade profit limit = 15% × $600 = $90
The rule focuses on aggregate profit from fast winning trades, not merely the number of short trades. A sub-minute scalper should replay actual history against this ratio before buying.
PlusTrader or MetaTrader 5?
PlusTrader is Invest Prop's proprietary web platform. The firm says it works on Iran's national internet, charges no commission on indices, is swap-free and includes TradingView and risk-management tools. MetaTrader 5 is more familiar and is marketed with zero spread on FX pairs, but its data comes from a public server over which Invest Prop says it has no direct execution control.
Request test-server access for both options before purchasing. Check the instruments the strategy actually trades: spread, commission, swap, slippage, server time, contract size and stop-loss execution. Familiar branding alone is not enough to select the better environment.
Identity verification and Iran access
Level-two identity verification is required after passing and before receiving a funded account. The account-holder name must match the identity document, and valid payments must be made through the official website.
Iranian bank payments, rial settlement and Persian support reduce dependence on foreign payment intermediaries for residents of Iran. They do not replace reviewing the contract, execution quality and personal payout evidence. Save the payment receipt, purchase-date rules and any material support answers.
Strengths
- Entry prices from $15 and sizes from 1K to 50K
- Bank and crypto payments plus Persian support for Iran-based traders
- Static total drawdown instead of trailing drawdown
- No deadline to reach the evaluation target
- News trading and a choice of PlusTrader or MetaTrader 5
- Shorter ongoing payout cycle on Speed after the first request
- Public formulas for the performance index, floating risk and payout conditions
Limitations
- A tight 2% daily limit on one-step Normal and Economic
- A separate 2% funded-stage floating-risk rule on Normal and Economic
- Economic's 20% funded performance index can delay withdrawals
- EA permission is narrow rather than universal
- A 14-day inactivity rule despite no passing deadline
- Maximum of two active accounts and $50,000 combined capital per user
- The firm disclaims direct control over MetaTrader public-server execution
- Testimonials published on the firm's own site are not independent payout evidence
Which Invest Prop plan fits which trader?
| Trader priority | Start by examining | Why | Main obstacle |
|---|---|---|---|
| Simpler rules and later weekly requests | Speed | Fewer performance constraints | 10% target and 3% one-step daily limit |
| Lower one-step target | Normal | 6% target | 2% daily limit and funded floating risk |
| Lowest entry fee | Economic | Starts at $15 | Stricter funded performance index |
| More evaluation drawdown | Two-step | 10% total drawdown | Two targets of 10% and 5% |
| Sub-minute scalping | Use extreme caution | Not completely prohibited | 15% or 20% profit cap |
| Proprietary automated EA | Obtain written approval first | Only specific tools are allowed | Other EAs are prohibited |
| Slow, low-frequency trading | Any plan with an activity schedule | No passing deadline | No more than 14 days between trades |
For many traders, the real choice is Speed for a slightly higher fee and shorter later payout cycle versus Normal for a 6% one-step target but tighter funded-stage controls. Economic makes sense when the lower fee outweighs the burden of its stricter performance index.
Pre-purchase checklist
- Confirm one-step or two-step in the checkout summary.
- Convert daily and total drawdown into dollar floors for the chosen size.
- If buying Normal or Economic, test the funded 2% floating-risk rule on historical trades.
- Calculate the best day's share using the exact performance-index formula.
- Obtain written approval for the exact EA, copier or risk-management tool.
- Test PlusTrader and MetaTrader on the strategy's actual instruments.
- Schedule activity so no gap exceeds 14 days.
- Record the first eligible request date and the no-trading period after submission.
- Save the purchase-date rules, price and material support answers.
- Pay only through
invest-prop.com.
Frequently asked questions
Does Invest Prop accept traders in Iran?
Yes. It presents itself as an Iranian prop firm and provides bank-gateway payments, crypto payments and Persian support. Identity verification is required after passing, and the account information must match the trader's identity document.
Is there a time limit to pass?
No deadline is stated for reaching the target. However, more than 14 days between receiving the account or the last closed trade and opening the next trade causes failure.
Does touching the drawdown limit count as a breach?
Yes. The official rule treats touching either the daily or total threshold as a breach. Leave room for commission, swap, spread and slippage.
Is news trading allowed?
Yes, but execution-delay exploitation is prohibited and associated profit is removed. The trader bears the practical risk of spread expansion and slippage.
Are EAs allowed?
Not generally. Rule-compliant copier EAs and recognised risk-management tools with an identifying comment are permitted; other EAs are prohibited under the current wording.
What is the best Invest Prop plan?
There is no universal winner. Speed suits traders prioritising a shorter later payout cycle, Normal offers a lower one-step target, and Economic provides the lowest entry price. The correct choice depends on daily drawdown, floating risk, performance concentration and the trader's actual execution style.
Final verdict
Invest Prop is a local option with simpler payments and support for Iranian traders, low entry pricing and three genuinely different routes. The decisive factors are not the headline fees; daily-loss pressure, the funded floating-risk rule and the performance index define the practical experience.
Speed is the cleaner fit for traders who value lighter restrictions and later weekly requests. Normal deserves examination when the 6% one-step target is attractive and the trader can keep simultaneous funded risk well below 2%. Economic has the lowest fee, but its 20% funded index can be a serious obstacle for strategies with concentrated winning days.
Before buying, compare the latest values in the Invest Prop profile with the firm's official rules, then model the account with the drawdown calculator.