Hantec Markets' prop firm has added accounts without challenge requirements to their offering.
The company recently opened to the UK traders and refreshed its website design.
Hantec
Trader has announced the expansion of its challenge-based funded accounts to
include instant funding options. The prop firm, owned by FX and CFD broker
Hantec Markets, will offer a new type of account with up to $50K in simulated
balances in selected jurisdictions.
Hantec Trader Adds Instant
Funding to Its Offering
Until now,
Hantec Trader offered two types of challenges: single and two-stage, for
accounts ranging from $2,000 to $200,000. Now, following industry trends in the
prop firm sector, the Hantec Markets brand has decided to introduce
“Instant Funding” accounts.
What's the
main difference? Primarily, traders don't need to undergo preliminary
verification through challenges, achieve profit targets, or complete a minimum
number of trading days. They immediately receive access to trading funds up to
$50,000, on which they can realize actual profits. However, it's worth noting
that the cost of such challenges is typically significantly higher.
“No
challenge phase. No delays. No waiting. Start trading from day one with
simulated balances up to $50k. Get immediately into the action after sign-up,
and start building your skills,” the prop firm commented on social media.
Hantec
Trader emphasizes that the offer is currently available only in selected
regions. When logging into the prop firm's English websitete,
information about the new account type does not yet appear. Finance Magnates contacted the proprietary firm's representatives for more detailed information, which revealed that the lowest-tier accounts, starting at $1,000, are available for as little as $43. Access to a $50,000 account, meanwhile, costs $2,139—pricing that aligns with industry standards.
Bashaar Gokal, Director of Operations at Hantec Trader
Where exactly is the offer available? According to Bashaar Gokal, Director of Operations at Hantec Trader, “The program is currently available to traders across South America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.”
"We
built the Instant Funded program to remove unnecessary barriers and accelerate
access to opportunity," added Gokal. "Our aim is to identify and back real trading talent—no
delays, no red tape—just a direct path to capital and growth."
$1M in Payouts and Other
Offering Updates
There's
been a lot happening at Hantec Trader over the past few weeks. The company also
reported that since its establishment at the turn of 2023 and 2024, it has
already paid out over $1,000,000 in rewards to its clients.
They also
shared statistics about where most of their current traders come from. Besides
Portugal, they are mainly from developing countries, including Brazil,
Thailand, Nigeria, and the UAE.
In
February, the prop firm decided to expand its operational reach and open up to
UK clients. At the same time, they presented a refreshed branding, changing
their visual identity and color scheme: the previously dominant blue color was
replaced with orange.
“It's
evident that customers are seeking reliable and experienced firms to partner
with, given the ongoing uncertainty in the industry,” commented Bashar
Gokal, the Operations Manager at Hantec Trader, to Finance Magnates last year.
“We expect the demand for prop trading to continue growing as prop trading
providers target new market segments.”
Hantec
Trader has announced the expansion of its challenge-based funded accounts to
include instant funding options. The prop firm, owned by FX and CFD broker
Hantec Markets, will offer a new type of account with up to $50K in simulated
balances in selected jurisdictions.
Hantec Trader Adds Instant
Funding to Its Offering
Until now,
Hantec Trader offered two types of challenges: single and two-stage, for
accounts ranging from $2,000 to $200,000. Now, following industry trends in the
prop firm sector, the Hantec Markets brand has decided to introduce
“Instant Funding” accounts.
What's the
main difference? Primarily, traders don't need to undergo preliminary
verification through challenges, achieve profit targets, or complete a minimum
number of trading days. They immediately receive access to trading funds up to
$50,000, on which they can realize actual profits. However, it's worth noting
that the cost of such challenges is typically significantly higher.
“No
challenge phase. No delays. No waiting. Start trading from day one with
simulated balances up to $50k. Get immediately into the action after sign-up,
and start building your skills,” the prop firm commented on social media.
Hantec
Trader emphasizes that the offer is currently available only in selected
regions. When logging into the prop firm's English websitete,
information about the new account type does not yet appear. Finance Magnates contacted the proprietary firm's representatives for more detailed information, which revealed that the lowest-tier accounts, starting at $1,000, are available for as little as $43. Access to a $50,000 account, meanwhile, costs $2,139—pricing that aligns with industry standards.
Bashaar Gokal, Director of Operations at Hantec Trader
Where exactly is the offer available? According to Bashaar Gokal, Director of Operations at Hantec Trader, “The program is currently available to traders across South America, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.”
"We
built the Instant Funded program to remove unnecessary barriers and accelerate
access to opportunity," added Gokal. "Our aim is to identify and back real trading talent—no
delays, no red tape—just a direct path to capital and growth."
$1M in Payouts and Other
Offering Updates
There's
been a lot happening at Hantec Trader over the past few weeks. The company also
reported that since its establishment at the turn of 2023 and 2024, it has
already paid out over $1,000,000 in rewards to its clients.
They also
shared statistics about where most of their current traders come from. Besides
Portugal, they are mainly from developing countries, including Brazil,
Thailand, Nigeria, and the UAE.
In
February, the prop firm decided to expand its operational reach and open up to
UK clients. At the same time, they presented a refreshed branding, changing
their visual identity and color scheme: the previously dominant blue color was
replaced with orange.
“It's
evident that customers are seeking reliable and experienced firms to partner
with, given the ongoing uncertainty in the industry,” commented Bashar
Gokal, the Operations Manager at Hantec Trader, to Finance Magnates last year.
“We expect the demand for prop trading to continue growing as prop trading
providers target new market segments.”
Damian Chmiel is a Senior Analyst & Editor at Finance Magnates with more than 15 years of experience in the CFD and online trading industry. Active as both a trader and journalist since 2010, he focuses on broker coverage, fintech innovation, and regulatory developments across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
His work includes interviews with C-level leaders at major brokerages and fintech platforms, as well as co-authoring Finance Magnates’ quarterly industry benchmarking reports. Damian’s reporting is data-driven, market-aware, and grounded in direct industry engagement. His analysis and commentary have also been cited by external media outlets, including Investing.com, Binance, The Asset, Stockhead, and Dispatch.
Education:
MA in Finance and Accounting, Cracow University of Economics
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