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Lark Funding vs The5ers

Side-by-side rules, fees and payout terms. Rows with differences are highlighted; anything we could not verify is marked as such.

Side-by-side comparison of Lark Funding, The5ers
RuleLark FundingThe5ers
Drawdown modelⓘStatic balanceStatic balance
Profit splitⓘ80/20 performance split on gains above the monthly baseHigh Stakes starting 80%
PayoutsⓘBi-weeklyBi-weekly
Consistency ruleⓘUnverified50% best-day cap
Daily loss limitⓘYesYes
News tradingⓘAllowedAllowed
Weekend holdingⓘUnverifiedAllowed
Min. trading daysⓘNone3 days
Activation / PA feeⓘNoneNone
Data feed feeⓘUnverifiedUnverified
Reset feeⓘVaries / unverifiedVaries / unverified
Payout bufferⓘNot found.Min withdrawal $150
Contract scalingⓘNot applicableHigh Stakes doubles account on each 10% target, ceiling about $500K per overview;
PlatformsUnverifiedMT5
Entry pricefrom $200from $19
Promo codeNone knownNone known
Last verified2026-10-072026-10-07

Highlighted rows differ between firms. Green = trader-friendly, red = restrictive, “Unverified” = we could not confirm it from the firm’s public rules.

True cost to first payout

Lark Funding

50K 1-Step — true cost to first payout

Assumes you pass without resets and reach your first payout in about 2 months.

Evaluation fee
$500
Activation / PA fee · none
$0
Data feed
Unverified
Total (known costs only)
$500

Not included — unverified: data feed fee.

Reset fee: unverified / varies by size. Payout buffer: Not found.

The5ers

$25K High Stakes — true cost to first payout

Assumes you pass without resets and reach your first payout in about 2 months.

Evaluation fee
$176
Activation / PA fee · none
$0
Data feed
Unverified
Total (known costs only)
$176

Not included — unverified: data feed fee.

Reset fee: unverified / varies by size. Payout buffer: Min withdrawal $150 (after split) per High Stakes payout FAQ; $250 per homepage and 2-step FAQ; payout caps $3,000 on 50K and $4,000 on 100K; 2000 per cycle on 2-step FAQ

FAQ

Does Lark Funding have a trailing drawdown?

Lark Funding uses a static (non-trailing) maximum loss on its main program.

Does Lark Funding have a consistency rule?

We could not verify a consistency rule from the firm’s public rules.

Is news trading allowed at Lark Funding?

Yes, with possible restrictions on funded accounts. Check Lark Funding’s current rules.

Does The5ers have a trailing drawdown?

The5ers uses a static (non-trailing) maximum loss on its main program.

Does The5ers have a consistency rule?

Yes — 50% best-day cap. 2-Step FAQ: no consistency rule in evaluation;

Is news trading allowed at The5ers?

Yes, with possible restrictions on funded accounts. Check The5ers’s current rules.

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