How it works
Fundra funds meme-token traders. You trade a simulated challenge account on live prices; if you pass, we back you and you keep the split. Five steps, no small print that is not on this page.
Challenge equity is simulated. Market prices are live.
- 01
Create an account
An email address and a password. We send a confirmation link, and nothing else happens until you click it.
Registering is free and does not commit you to a challenge.
- 02
Buy a challenge
Choose a size, then a chain and a stablecoin. We open a deposit address that belongs to that checkout alone — the next purchase gets a different one.
USDC or USDT on Solana or BSC. The invoice shows the exact amount and a countdown.
- 03
Trade the pads
Paste a token address. Fundra resolves it, tells you which launchpad it came from, and shows the live price before you size anything.
Tokens that are too new or too thin are refused, with the reason spelled out.
- 04
Pass the objective
Reach the profit target without breaching the daily loss limit or the drawdown, and meet the trading-day, trade-count and unique-token requirements.
The desk lists exactly what is still outstanding, in the engine’s own words.
- 05
Keep the split
Once the account is funded you can request a payout to a wallet address you control. The review window and the minimum are published before you ask.
You keep up to 80% of the profit, depending on the account.
What is simulated, and what is not
Simulated
- The challenge account and its balance.
- Every fill, fee and close on that account.
- Your profit and loss while you are being evaluated.
Live
- Token prices, liquidity and market cap, straight from the chains.
- Which launchpad a token came from, and whether it qualifies.
- The stablecoin payment for the challenge itself.
Fundra is not a broker and does not place orders on-chain for you. Nothing on a challenge account settles against a real market position.