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⚠️ SCAM - DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY
Stay away from this company. I passed their challenge and did everything required, but when it came time to request payout, they suddenly brought up hidden rules that were never made clear upfront. It felt like they only reveal these "violations" once you actually pass and try to get paid — a convenient way to avoid paying out real money.
If you're looking into prop firms, do your research first. I'd recommend checking PropFirm Match to compare firms and find a reputable one instead. Don't make the mistake I did — this outfit is a scam. Save your time, money, and effort and go elsewhere.

The 2 stars are based on the things I genuinely liked about the company: the website, challenge pricing, and overall trading experience. Unfortunately, the payout structure is where I have a major issue.
They will pay you, but in my experience, the amount you can actually withdraw does not necessarily reflect the profits you have generated.
Let me paint the picture.
If you purchase a $5,000 Instant Account, the cost is roughly $24. The rules for this account include:
5 minimum trading days, with at least 0.5% profit per day
20% consistency rule
$100 minimum withdrawal
The biggest issue for me is the payout cap.
For example, let's say you make $25 per day for 5 consecutive trading days. That's $125 in total profit.
However, because the payout is capped at $100 on this particular account, you cannot withdraw the full $125. The additional $25 does not simply carry over for your next payout.
And this same type of limitation applies to the larger accounts as well.
So, when you eventually request a withdrawal:
Your payout is capped at $100
The company takes a 20% split ($20)
You then have transfer fees of approximately $19 + 2%
That leaves you with roughly $59 before the 2% fee, and around $57–$59 depending on how the fees are calculated.
At that point, I have to ask: what exactly is the trader working toward?
The issue isn't that the company has rules. Every prop firm has rules, and traders should understand them before purchasing an account.
My issue is the combination of a payout cap, profit split, and withdrawal fees. You can generate more than the amount you're ultimately allowed to withdraw, while the excess profit doesn't carry forward.
From a trader's perspective, I believe this payout structure needs to be reconsidered.
The trading experience is good. The website is good. The pricing is competitive. But the payout structure works against the trader, in my opinion.
I would strongly encourage the company to remove or significantly revise the payout cap and reconsider the withdrawal fee structure.
Until then, this is the biggest reason I can't give the company a higher rating.

Upcomers is the worst company I’ve ever worked with. Things went wrong right from the start: I had intended to buy a 25k Ignite account, but I was lured in by the offer attached to the 50k Ignite account—a free 10% bonus account. I bought the 50k Ignite account, but I never received the bonus account; they are marketing scammers. Furthermore, after reading the withdrawal terms, I realized that Upcomers can block withdrawals even if you’ve passed all the evaluation stages, and they aren't required to disclose the reason for the refusal. On top of that, there is a 50% cap on withdrawals if their risk management team (or whatever they call it) reviews your trading history and finds violations of "hidden" rules—and they almost always find something.
There is no hope for scaling up given that 50% withdrawal limit; when you're hamstrung by a 50% cap, your hands are tied and growth is impossible. There’s also a 20% "consistency rule," which I also consider a downside. It might all look cheap, but you’ll just be wasting your time and money. Their ratings are plummeting and negative reviews are piling up because they deceive the people who trusted them; their prices are low simply because few people are buying—and as traders, we all understand the basics of sales: prices are low because there’s no demand, and there’s no demand because there’s no trust and no payouts. All that content you see on their social media—on Instagram and even here—consists of paid, fake reviews. Just stay away.

I use to LOVE this company now i would stay FAR AWAY.
They enforce a strict 20% consistency rule, meaning you are forced to grind out massive overall profits just to dilute your best day and unlock a withdrawal. But here is the scam: their new segment rules hard-cap your first payout at just 1% of your account balance, and your second at 2%.
​Any extra profit you were forced to generate to satisfy their consistency rule is permanently locked on their servers. You can NEVER withdraw it. Even worse, because they use a trailing max drawdown, the profit they hold hostage gives you zero extra risk buffer—your hard breach floor just drags up right behind it.
​They force you to over-trade, cap your payouts, and keep the excess equity for themselves. It is a completely rigged math trap designed to blow accounts. Stay far away from Upcomers.

So this is an update on my previous review as Upcomers said they will get back to me and sort everything out, they indeed initiated opening a ticket, Jan Upcomers contacted me via DM and he is also the one who opened the ticket by himself, but I received no reply after I stated everything happened, they made me wait for 3 long weeks since they opened the ticket but until now, no progress and no actions at all, and here is the most important part, THEY CLOSED THE TICKET without even responding to my statement. Ridiculous.
Sincerely,
Leigh gaming
(Real Trader of Upcomers)
Account Numbers: 624060, 612859 (Both 100k Ash Classic “Funded”)