Identical caps · Mini dearer at all 6 sizes
Maven Instant Funding vs Mini
Every rule that can end either account is the same: 2% in a day inside a 3% drawdown that follows the session high, with no evaluation on either side. On risk they are one product.
On everything else Mini is behind. It costs more at every size, pays 10 points less of the profit, and closes after a single withdrawal. What it sells instead is a deadline.
| Rule | Instant Funding | Mini |
|---|---|---|
| daily loss limit | 2% | 2% |
| overall drawdown | 3% | 3% |
| drawdown type | trails the session high | trails the session high |
| Evaluation | none | none |
| Profit split | 80% | 70% |
| Time to trade | open-ended | 24 hours from the first trade |
| Payouts | recurring | one, then the account closes |
The first four rows are identical by construction — the build fails if any of them stops matching, because that is what makes the rest of the comparison mean anything.
And the shorter product is the dearer one
| Account | Instant | Mini | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2K | $14 | $16 | +14% |
| $5K | $18 | $20 | +11% |
| $10K | $34 | $40 | +18% |
| $20K | $62 | $80 | +29% |
| $50K | $153 | $198 | +29% |
| $100K | $342 | $396 | +16% |
Dearer at every rung, for an account that ends in a day and pays once. Three percent of profit is needed to withdraw anything, at a 70% split.
A rule the firm has not reconciled
CONTRADICTION the firm has not reconciled on the consistency rule: the paid Mini publishes a 15% cap on the largest winning trade as a share of total profit, and the promotional Mini publishes something different.
What the clock is actually for
A 24-hour window is not a worse account, it is a different product: a single attempt to make a number inside a day, priced as an entry fee. Read that way the split and the single payout follow naturally — nothing about Mini is designed to be held.
The comparison still matters because the two sit side by side on one pricing page with the same caps printed against both, and only one of them is an account you keep. A buyer who reads the caps and the price and stops there has compared the two rows that are identical and missed the three that are not.
Where these rules were read
Maven Trading — FAQ — read 2026-08-23
Questions
- What is the difference between Maven Instant Funding and Mini?
- Not the risk rules — the 2% daily limit, the 3% drawdown and its intraday trailing are identical, and neither has an evaluation. Mini adds a 24-hour trading window, pays 70% against 80%, and closes after one withdrawal.
- Is Maven Mini cheaper than Instant Funding?
- No, dearer at all 6 sizes: $2K is $16 against $14, $5K is $20 against $18, $10K is $40 against $34, $20K is $80 against $62, $50K is $198 against $153, $100K is $396 against $342 — 11% to 29% more.
- How long does the Maven Mini account last?
- THE 24-HOUR CLOCK IS THE WHOLE PRODUCT: "You have 24 hours to trade on the account. The timer starts once you’ve placed your first trade. You must submit your payout within the 24-hour period."
- Can you withdraw more than once from Maven Mini?
- A single payout and then the account closes: "Only one - it’s a single payout model. After your first withdrawal, your account will be closed."