Many people search for a "funding firm" to find ways to trade without relying solely on their own capital. Let's be clear from the start: KEBLOR is a trader evaluation platform in a simulated environment. We are not a broker, we execute no real orders and we do not manage client funds; nor do we deliver real capital. This guide explains what "funding firm" means in the market and how KEBLOR's model fits — and differs.
In everyday trading language, "funding firm" is the generic term many traders use for companies that evaluate traders and, to those who pass their process, offer to trade an account with a profit split. It is a broad market term and does not describe a single legal or financial model.
We use the keyword because it is what people search for, but it is important not to confuse the term with a promise of real capital. Each company defines its own model, so always read the specific conditions before assuming how it works.
KEBLOR evaluates your trading through the KEBLOR Challenge, a structured two-phase process with public trading objectives and risk rules. All activity happens in a simulated environment fed with real-time market data: you practice in realistic conditions, but with no real order execution and without risking your own capital beyond the challenge fee.
The key difference is the transparency of the model. KEBLOR does not claim to deliver real money or manage client funds. "Funding" at KEBLOR refers to a simulated funded status: an evaluation account with a given balance inside the simulated environment, not a transfer of real capital in your name.
That is why we avoid describing KEBLOR as a company that "gives capital". The correct way to put it is that KEBLOR is an evaluation platform with simulated accounts, where performance-based rewards depend on meeting the program's conditions.
Accounts range from 10K to 100K, with the same public rules (profit target, maximum daily loss, maximum trailing drawdown, minimum days and consistency). The price is a one-time fee with no subscription, and you can choose between the full route or the staged route; the staged total equals the full payment, with no discount for either option.
In simulated funded status, rewards are split 80% for the trader and 20% for KEBLOR, subject to conditions. Payout requests are reviewed manually and there are no guaranteed payments or guaranteed access to an account.
No. KEBLOR delivers no real capital and manages no client funds. Funded status is simulated: an evaluation account with a balance inside a simulated environment.
KEBLOR is a trader evaluation platform in a simulated environment. Many people use the term "funding firm" generically, but KEBLOR is not a broker, executes no real orders and does not manage users' capital.
In simulated funded status, performance-based rewards are split 80/20 (trader/KEBLOR) and are subject to the program's conditions. Requests are reviewed manually and there are no guaranteed payments.