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Fintokei review 2026: honest look at fees, rules and payouts

We looked at Fintokei the same way we look at every firm: its published prices, its published rules and what customers say. It earns 6.1 and lands at 15 of 30.

At a glance

Fintokei in a nutshell

Best for
Traders who want a firm traders rate highly (4.4 on Trustpilot)
Price for 100K
$499 (SwiftTrader)
Payout schedule
Every 2 weeks
Watch out for
Copy trading isn't allowed

Fintokei comes from Japan and also operates around Europe. It runs four programs (StartTrader, SwiftTrader, ProTrader and ProTrader Swing) on MT5, cTrader or TradingView.

How we scored it

It's number 15 out of 30 in our rankings. Here's how we got to 6.1:

How customers rate it88 / 100
How much you keep33 / 100
What 100K costs34 / 100
How freely you trade64 / 100

What we love and what we don't

Pros

  • Strong Trustpilot reviews (4.4)
  • News, hedging and weekend holding are allowed
  • Three platforms, TradingView included

Cons

  • Copy trading isn't allowed
  • Martingale isn't allowed
  • A consistency rule kicks in after warnings

Fintokei's programs

ProgramTypeSizesFromProfit split
SwiftTrader1-Step5K–200K$4490%
StartTrader3-Step5K–100K$4450%
ProTrader2-Step5K–400K$4980%
ProTrader Swing2-Step5K–200K$6980%

Regular prices without promo codes, checked on 14 November 2026. Firms update prices a lot, so please double-check on their site before you buy.

Your $100,000 options

ProgramTypePriceTargetDaily lossMax loss
StartTrader3-Step$4192% / 3% / 6%3%6%
SwiftTrader1-Step$4996%2%3%
ProTrader2-Step$5498% / 6%5%10%
ProTrader Swing2-Step$6798% / 6%5%10%

What you're allowed to do

HedgingAllowed
News tradingAllowed
Weekend holdingAllowed
ScalpingAllowed
Expert advisors (EAs)Restricted
MartingaleNot allowed
Copy tradingNot allowed

Restricted means you can do it, but with conditions, like no trades for a few minutes around big news. The firm's website has the fine print.

Platforms and getting paid

PlatformsMT5, cTrader, TradingView
Payouts viaCrypto, Bank Transfer
Pay withCard, Crypto, Bank Transfer
Payout frequencyEvery 2 weeks

How Fintokei stacks up

Questions traders ask us

Can I trade the news at Fintokei?

Yes, news trading is allowed.

How often does Fintokei pay?

Every two weeks, with a split anywhere from 50% to 100% depending on the program.

How much will a Fintokei 100K challenge cost me?

The cheapest Fintokei 100K challenge that pays at least 80% is SwiftTrader (1-step), at $499.

Can I join Fintokei from the Philippines?

Yes, you can. The Philippines isn't on Fintokei's restricted-country list. These lists do change, so give the terms a quick check when you sign up.