Review

WenCrypto review: crypto challenge from $44

Not recommended: no payout record yet

WEN LTD is a named Saint Lucian company with registration number 2025-00872, stated in its own terms, and the domain dates to January 2025, so the entity test is met. It fails the payout test: Payout Junction, which tracks withdrawals matched to a public blockchain wallet, does not list the firm, and WenCrypto publishes no payout record of its own. The terms are on record here, not a recommendation.

The terms below were read from the firm's own pages. That is a description of what they promise, not evidence that they have paid anyone. We will move the firm into the main comparison once there is dated payout evidence to point at.

A genuinely crypto-only challenge set - top-100 coins, static drawdowns, $44 at the small end - kept off the comparison by the missing payout record and by terms that penalise criticising the firm.

Every figure below comes from WenCrypto's own published terms, linked at the foot of this page. We have not traded this account and this is not a rating out of five.

The four numbers

  • Cheapest challenge$44 for a 5,000 account
  • Profit split80%
  • PayoutsEvery 10 business days on request; first payout capped at 6% of the account, second at 8%Crypto / Bank transfer
  • Drawdown and rules8% static at the $20k size - the firm sells no $25k account

Every figure in this panel comes from WenCrypto's own pages, linked in the sections below. Where a firm publishes nothing, this says so rather than filling the gap.

Key terms

WenCrypto terms at a glance
Challenge formats1-step / 2-step / pay later
Price for a $25k accountNo $25k tier is sold: the sizes are $5k, $10k, $20k, $50k and $100k, and the $20k Double Pass costs $156
Profit split80%
Drawdown8% static at the $20k size - the firm sells no $25k account
Profit target10% then 6% (Double Pass) / 9% (Single Pass)
Leverage5:1 on BTC and ETH, 2:1 on altcoins
Maximum allocation$100,000 per account type, $300,000 across all account types, with no scaling programme
KYCBefore activation
Payout methodsCrypto / Bank transfer
Payout speedEvery 10 business days on request; first payout capped at 6% of the account, second at 8%
InstrumentsThe top 100 cryptocurrencies by market-cap rank on CoinMarketCap, excluding stablecoins
PlatformsMatch Trader
Restricted countriesNone published

All challenge prices

Single Pass, Double Pass and Buy Now Pay Later challenge prices from WenCrypto, by account size.
Account sizeFormatFee
$5,000Single Pass$55
$10,000Single Pass$99
$20,000Single Pass$195
$50,000Single Pass$479
$100,000Single Pass$949
$5,000Double Pass$44
$10,000Double Pass$79
$20,000Double Pass$156
$50,000Double Pass$383
$100,000Double Pass$759
$5,000Buy Now Pay Later$5
$10,000Buy Now Pay Later$7
$20,000Buy Now Pay Later$10
$50,000Buy Now Pay Later$15
$100,000Buy Now Pay Later$20

Every figure is the one the firm's own pricing cards print, and each card is labelled '*Price with coupon' - the coupon is applied by the site at checkout and the undiscounted list price is not published. The five Buy Now Pay Later rows are the amount taken at checkout only, and the balance falls due after you pass: $69 at 5k, $117 at 10k, $189 at 20k, $359 at 50k and $589 at 100k, for a total of $74, $124, $199, $374 and $609. A failed attempt on that track costs only the checkout amount. Genesis is advertised with a hidden price and the words 'Coming Soon', so it is not priced here.

The firm does not publish a $25k challenge. The nearest size is $20k at $156 (Double Pass) or $195 (Single Pass).

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Every plan, its own rules

WenCrypto sells three models and the rules are not interchangeable. The same menu holds a 5% limit beside an 8% one.

WenCrypto: target, drawdown, daily limit and split, plan by plan
PlanProfit targetMax drawdown Daily lossSplitEntry fee
Single Pass 9% in one phase. Max loss 5%, static, with a 3% daily limit measured on balance or equity at 00:00 UTC. 3% 80% $55 at $5,000
Double Pass 10% in phase one, then 6%. Max loss 8%, static, with a 5% daily limit measured on balance or equity at 00:00 UTC. 5% 80% $44 at $5,000
Buy Now Pay Later 4% to reach the funded stage. 8% static in the evaluation with no daily limit, then 5% static and a 3% end-of-day daily limit once funded. None in the evaluation; 3% of equity at end of day once funded 80% once funded $5 at $5,000

Two of the three state a daily loss limit of their own, and the other one states there is none.

Entry fee is the cheapest size each plan is sold at, the same rows the ladder above prices. Every figure is the firm's own wording, read from the plan pages linked under Sources.

The rules that decide whether you pass

WenCrypto sells 1-step / 2-step / pay later challenges; on its $25k account, hit 10% then 6% (Double Pass) / 9% (Single Pass) before breaching 8% static at the $20k size - the firm sells no $25k account. Leverage is 5:1 on BTC and ETH, 2:1 on altcoins and the account is traded on Match Trader. The top 100 cryptocurrencies by market-cap rank on CoinMarketCap, excluding stablecoins are available, so the instrument set is broad enough that position sizing matters more than the rules do.

Veriff is the provider. The FAQ says KYC must be completed after passing and before the funded account is issued, and its withdrawal checklist repeats it before any payout request. No documents are requested at signup or purchase.

“You must complete KYC. Upon completing and passing your KYC, you'll receive your funded account.”

Source: the firm's own page, read 2026-11-10. Our classification: Before activation.

Two practical warnings for this structure. A 8% static at the $20k size - the firm sells no $25k account drawdown sounds generous until you measure it against the volatility of the coins you trade: a 3% overnight move on a large position is normal in crypto and can take most of that in one candle. And the profit split of 80% applies to profit you withdraw, not to the account balance, so plan the first payout before you start rather than after you pass.

Payouts and verification

How it pays

Rails: Crypto / Bank transfer

Timing: Every 10 business days on request; first payout capped at 6% of the account, second at 8%

The terms name 'Bank Transfers and Cryptocurrency' as accepted methods and publish no network, currency or minimum for either. Withdrawals run on a ten-business-day cycle rather than on demand, which is not how the pricing cards' 'withdraw at any time' reads.

Before you request

Verification: Before activation - Veriff is the provider. The FAQ says KYC must be completed after passing and before the funded account is issued, and its withdrawal checklist repeats it before any payout request. No documents are requested at signup or purchase.

Restricted: None published

Support: what this firm publishes about its own support - channels, stated hours, any response-time claim in its own words.

Confirm which coin and which network the payout arrives on, and the minimum payout, on the firm's dashboard before you trade to the target; this firm publishes the rail only as crypto, so those two settings, not the split, are what turn a payout into a delay.

Strengths and trade-offs

What it does well

  • Crypto only: the book is the top-100 coins by market cap, with 5:1 on BTC/ETH and 2:1 on altcoins
  • Cheap entry with a static floor: $44 for a $5k Double Pass or $55 for the Single Pass, and a $5 pay-later route
  • Static drawdown on every plan, so the equity floor does not follow your profits
  • News, swing and scalping explicitly allowed, and weekend holding permitted on every account type

What costs you

  • No dated payout record: Payout Junction does not track the firm and WenCrypto publishes no payout evidence of its own
  • The terms say 'All purchases are considered final and non-refundable' while the pricing cards carry a REFUNDABLE badge and the FAQ promises the fee back after three withdrawals
  • Clause 14: 'Defaming WEN LTD on social media or review sites will lead to account termination.'
  • First two withdrawals are capped at 6% and 8% of the account, on a ten-business-day cycle
  • Expert advisors, bots and copy trading are banned outright, and three of the five testimonials on its own affiliate page name Maven Trading
  • 0.04% per trade and a 0.033% daily swap on positions still open at 00:00 UTC

Who it suits, and who it does not

Suits: Crypto traders who want a cheap evaluation on major coins with a floor that does not move, and who will read the withdrawal caps before paying.

Does not suit: Anyone who needs a payout track record before paying, trades with an EA or bot, or expects to withdraw on demand.

Sources

Copied from the firm's own pages. If a term has changed since, tell us at research@cryptopropfirms.com and we will re-check it against the firm's own wording.

The rules that end accounts

Every firm here publishes a fee and a split. These are the terms that decide whether the account survives a bad week, taken from WenCrypto's own rules page and quoted verbatim under the table.

WenCrypto: risk and payout rules
Maximum drawdown typeStatic
Daily loss limit3% (Single Pass) / 5% (Double Pass) measured on balance or equity at 00:00 UTC
Consistency ruleNo none on the Single and Double Pass; the funded Buy Now Pay Later account carries a 20% consistency score before each withdrawal
Minimum trading days3 days three winning days of more than 1% each; the pay-later evaluation sets none
News tradingAllowed
Weekend holdingAllowed
Cap on a single payoutfirst withdrawal capped at 6% of the account, the second at 8%, unlimited from the third
Wen Two Step: Phase One requires a 10% profit target; Phase Two requires a 6% profit target. It features an 8% maximum loss limit (static) and a 5% maximum daily loss limit. On drawdown, from https://wencrypto.com/terms-and-conditions

Where a firm runs several plans with different rules, the field says so rather than picking the flattering one. "Not published" means the page we read does not say.

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