The5ers trades as Five Percent Online Ltd, registered in both England and Wales and Israel, and has funded traders since 2016. It runs five CFD programs and two futures programs, none of which carries a deadline to pass — the only clock is a 30-day inactivity rule. CFD accounts open from $2,500 with entry from $19 and scale as far as $4,000,000. Futures accounts are sold as buying power at $25,000 and $50,000. Payouts run every 14 days once an account has three profitable days.
Read the full The5ers review for the CryptoSlate score, all seven programs worked through, the complete fee grid and the payout evidence behind it.
Where The5ers sits
Two things the marketing does not make obvious. The static drawdown it advertises is true of the five CFD programs and not of the two futures ones, which trail 4% off the end-of-day balance and never fall back. And the High Stakes refund arrives as hub credits and account equity rather than money — the Terms state that credits carry no monetary value, cannot be withdrawn or transferred, and buy new accounts only. How that compares against firms returning the fee in cash is set out across every prop firm CryptoSlate scores, with the futures rules examined at how futures loss floors actually work and the CFD side at the CFD firms compared side by side.
Risk disclosure
Proprietary trading carries substantial risk. Evaluation fees are non-refundable service charges rather than deposits, they are not client funds, and the fee can be lost without ever reaching a payout. There is no reset on any program, so a failed account must be replaced at full price. Nothing here is financial advice.