I just realized that passing the forex fund exam is no longer unusual. Many people are trying to get funded accounts because they don't have to risk their own money. They just need to pass the evaluation and share the profits with the company.

What’s attractive is that if you pass the forex fund exam, you'll be trading with the company's capital, with higher leverage, and your profits will grow accordingly. But the trade-off is that there are various restrictions, such as maximum drawdown or having to hit a profit target first.

After studying, it seems that Topstep, FTMO, and FundedNext are quite interesting options, but you need to carefully check the profit-sharing ratio and exam conditions. Some companies offer 70/30, others 85/15, which makes a big difference.

If you're thinking of trying, it's crucial to be able to profitably trade on your own account first. Otherwise, passing the forex fund exam will be very difficult. Also, you need to be patient and set up good parameters. Rushing is not recommended because you want to pass the exam.