Key differences: Alpha Capital vs Maven Trading
We compare each firm's flagship plan: Alpha Capital Alpha Pro 10% and Maven Trading Standard 2-Step. The percentages are the same at any account size.
- Daily loss: Alpha Capital gives more room per day (5%) than Maven Trading (4%).
- Max loss: Alpha Capital allows more total drawdown (10% static) than Maven Trading (8%).
- Split: 80% base at both. Alpha Capital: up to 80%, 90% on Alpha Direct or with the 90% add-on. Maven Trading: 80%.
Which is easier to pass, Alpha Capital vs Maven Trading?
Alpha Capital does not publish every target on the pages we checked, so we cannot compute which leaves more room. Compare the total target with the max loss: the more drawdown per 1% of target, the more room for error you have.
This is a reading of the published rules, not a pass-rate statistic: how drawdown is measured, news rules and your own style matter as much as the percentages.
Who each one fits
Alpha Capital fits better if you want more total drawdown, you need more daily room, you trade on MT5, cTrader, TradeLocker, DXtrade.
A third option: Axora Funded
If you are comparing Alpha Capital vs Maven Trading, look at Axora Funded too: 2-Step Challenge with a 10% + 5% target, 4% daily loss, 8% static max loss and a 90% split, from $39 one-time. Payouts in USDT or USDC with no KYC, and a free $100,000 trial with no card.
How we made this comparison
We read each firm's terms on its official website on 18 October 2026 (links above). Where a value was not on those pages we mark it "—" instead of guessing. Axora Funded terms load live from our catalogue. Prop firms change their rules often: always confirm on the official website before buying.
Axora Funded is not affiliated with Alpha Capital or Maven Trading. Trademarks belong to their owners.