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DetailWorld Cup Trading ChampionshipsTradeiators
EntryPaid entryFree entry, Paid entry
Entry costEntry fee per division, plus a minimum starting balance in your own account: $500 for monthly divisions, up to $10,000 for World Cup FuturesPaid Battles listed on 7 November 2026 cost $30 or $50. The FAQ says some Battles and Missions are free to enter. Funded account challenges are a separate product with their own fees.
AccountReal moneySimulated
Account detailsYour own real-money futures or forex account, held with its partner brokerBattles give every entrant the same virtual starting balance for a fixed period. Battles listed on 7 November 2026: Live Trading Competition With Account Manager ($50 entry, 3 days, reward up to $2,050), South Africa Battle With AI Coach ($30, 7 days, up to $5,000) and Crypto Masters ($50, about 14 days, up to $6,250). Charts by TradingView. Tradeiators also sells 1-step, 2-step and instant funded account challenges up to $200,000.
MarketsFutures, ForexCrypto, Forex, Stocks, Commodities, Equity indices
Prize typeTrophies or merchCash
Operator’s cutNot applicable (no prize pool)Not stated. Rules say entry fees do not give a proportional share of the reward pool unless a Battle's rules say so.
Who gets paidTop finishers per divisionEligible top 3 traders in each Battle, per the homepage. Rewards can be fixed, pooled or by rank, as shown before entry.
How rewards are earnedNet return over the contest periodLeaderboard on simulated performance. The scoring method is disclosed per Battle and can use P&L, percentage return, drawdown, risk-adjusted performance or other stated criteria. Results are provisional until integrity checks finish.
Drawdown rulesYour own account; losses are realSet per Battle and shown before entry; not published on the public site.
Trading rulesAny strategy. Futures and forex divisions.Simulated execution may include spreads, slippage, swaps, fees and leverage. Disqualification for cheating, multi-accounting, account sharing, prohibited automation, collusion, payment fraud, exploit abuse or access from a prohibited country. Ties go to higher return, lower drawdown or earlier achievement unless stated otherwise. Entry fees are generally non-refundable once a Battle starts.
Who can enterNot confirmed.18+ with legal capacity. Not available in prohibited or restricted countries, but the public site does not list them.
KYCBroker account openingIdentity, age and payment-ownership checks can be requested before paid entry and must be passed before any reward is paid.
Prize withdrawalNot applicable (trophies, no cash prize)Verified rewards are paid within the timeframe shown on the platform, or a reasonable period if none is shown. Payment methods are not listed publicly; the policy mentions bank, card, wallet and crypto settlement. Some payments go through Finvera LTD, a payment agent in Limassol, Cyprus.
OperatorWorldCupChampionships.comPrimeEdge Global Ltd (technology: SAL Innovations Ltd)
Based inNot confirmedMajuro, Marshall Islands (registered operator); offices listed in Dubai, Malta, Cyprus and Bulgaria
SourcesHomepage, 2026 entry page. Checked 10 Oct 2026.Homepage: live Battles, entry fees, rewards, FAQ and operator disclosure (7 November 2026), Battle, Mission and Competition Rules (effective 5 October 2026), Terms and Conditions: eligibility, KYC, real rewards and refunds, Payments, Rewards, Payouts and Refund Policy, About us: founded 2024. Checked 7 Nov 2026.
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