
Quick answer: As of July 20, 2026, both of these are 2-step $100K forex challenges with the same 10% max drawdown and the same 4% daily loss limit, so the meaningful differences are price, profit target, drawdown type, and minimum trading days. EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K is the cheaper entry at $565 ($282.50 with code GORILLA) versus FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown at $549 ($406.26 with code GORILLA), and it asks for a lower first-step target of 8% (versus FXify's 10%). But EquityEdge uses a static drawdown and requires 3 trading days per phase, while FXify uses an end-of-trade drawdown and requires 5 days per phase. Choose EquityEdge if the discounted price and lower 8% first-step target matter most; choose FXify if you prefer an end-of-trade drawdown and its payout structure.
| Evaluation Rule | FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown | EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $549 ($406.26 with code GORILLA) | $565 ($282.5 with code GORILLA) |
| Activation fee | Not listed | Not listed |
| Evaluation model | 2-step | 2-step |
| Profit target | 10% (step 1), 5% (step 2) | 8% (step 1), 5% (step 2) |
| Max drawdown | 10% (End Of Trade) | 10% (Static) |
| Daily loss limit | 4% | 4% |
| Minimum trading days | 5 per phase | 3 per phase (6 total) |
| Consistency rule | Not listed | Not listed |
| News trading | Yes | Yes |
| Max leverage | 1:30 | 1:100 |
| Reset fee | Not listed | Not listed |
Both challenges are 2-step $100K evaluations that share a 10% max drawdown ceiling and a 4% daily loss limit, and both allow news trading during the evaluation. Activation fees, consistency rules, and reset fees are not listed on either plan.
Where they differ:
EquityEdge favors traders who want the lower discounted price, a lower 8% first-step target, and fewer required trading days; FXify favors traders who prefer an end-of-trade drawdown measurement.
| Funded Rule | FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown | EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K |
|---|---|---|
| Profit split | 80% (default) or 90% (with addon) | 80% standard / 90% with addon |
| Max drawdown | 10% (End Of Trade) | 10% (Static) |
| Daily loss limit | 4% | 4% |
| Consistency rule | Not listed | Not listed |
| Minimum trading days | 1 | 3 |
| Max leverage | 1:30 | 1:100 |
| Max allocation | 1 Account on each size. | $200K |
| News trading | Yes | Yes (with restrictions) |
| Payout policy | First payout on demand; subsequent payouts bi-weekly or monthly depending on addon; $50 minimum. | Payout can be requested 14 days after your first trade; trade a minimum of 3 days; miss the window and you wait another 14 days. |
| Payout methods | Rise, Wire Transfer | Bank Transfer, Crypto |
Once funded, both plans start at an 80% profit split rising to 90% with an addon, both keep the same 10% max drawdown and 4% daily loss limit from the evaluation, and both allow news trading (EquityEdge with restrictions).
Choose FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown if you prefer an end-of-trade drawdown measurement, want a first payout on demand, and value a 1-day funded minimum over the lower entry price.
Choose EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K if the lower discounted price ($282.50 with code GORILLA) and the lower 8% first-step target matter most, and you're comfortable with a static drawdown and a 14-day first-payout wait.
The real trade-off is EquityEdge's cheaper price and lower first-step target against FXify's end-of-trade drawdown and faster first payout.
With code GORILLA, EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K is cheaper at $282.50, versus $406.26 for FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown. Note the list prices are close ($565 for EquityEdge and $549 for FXify), so the gap comes almost entirely from EquityEdge's larger discount.
Both cap max drawdown at 10%, but they measure it differently: FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown uses an end-of-trade drawdown while EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K uses a static drawdown. The 4% daily loss limit is the same on both.
Both are 2-step evaluations, but EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K asks for a lower first-step target of 8% (versus FXify's 10%) and only 3 trading days per phase (6 total), versus FXify's 5 days per phase. That makes EquityEdge the lower-hurdle evaluation on paper, though the static-versus-end-of-trade drawdown difference may suit different trading styles.
Both start at an 80% profit split rising to 90% with an addon, so the headline split is the same. The difference is timing and method: FXify Two Phase $100K Standard Trailing Drawdown gives a first payout on demand then bi-weekly or monthly (Rise or Wire Transfer), while EquityEdge 2 Step Flagship $100K requires a 14-day wait after your first trade plus 3 trading days (Bank Transfer or Crypto).
Data captured from the Prop Firm Gorilla comparison tool on July 20, 2026. Every effort is made to ensure accuracy, but always verify rules and pricing directly with each firm before purchasing — prop firm rules change frequently.