Zenit Funding Review
Our verdict on Zenit Funding
Zenit Funding is a European futures-only prop firm linked to the Krechendo/asset-manager trading ecosystem. The current official offer should be read through two tracks: Classic, which uses trailing drawdown, and Expert, which adds an EOD drawdown route with a soft daily loss limit.
Classic covers $50K, $150K and $300K monthly evaluations. Current promo pricing is roughly $49.50, $119.70 and $197.70 under SAVE70, with targets of $3K, $9K and $20K and trailing drawdown of $2.5K, $5K and $7.5K. Evaluation has no consistency rule and a 2-day minimum.
The funded Classic rules are where the real friction sits: 30% funded consistency, Safety Net equal to the drawdown amount, minimum funded balance of $50,100 / $150,100 / $300,100, 7 funded days, minimum profit per day, $500 minimum payout and max payout caps around $1,600 to $3,500.
Expert is the newer EOD track. The tracked 50K Expert route uses a $3K target, $2K EOD drawdown, $1K soft daily loss limit, 50% evaluation consistency, 40% funded consistency, 5 funded days and $150+ profit/day. Zenit shows both a lower monthly option with activation and a higher monthly no-activation option.
Payouts are not daily. Zenit uses 90/10 split, Safety Net gates, and payout windows from the 1st-4th and 16th-20th of each month. That is fine if you want predictable payout windows, but it is materially different from firms marketing on-demand withdrawals.
Platform and market fit are the strongest differentiators. Zenit is one of the more Europe-native futures offers: CME plus Eurex, included proprietary platform/XFeed, and compatibility language around ATAS, Quantower, Volumetrica and DeepCharts. DAX/Eurex access matters if you do not only trade NQ/ES.
The live path is real marketing value but should not be oversold. Zenit talks about live trading opportunities, asset managers and physical desk access, with max 3 live/funded accounts. Treat that as upside after repeated performance, not as guaranteed capital allocation.
Our verdict: Zenit Funding is more interesting than the old PropScorer page made it look, mainly because Classic and Expert solve different trader profiles. It still needs caution because the firm is young, review volume is thin, payouts are gated by Safety Net and windows, and the funded reset fee is high.
Best fit
Best suited profile is covered in the editorial review below.
Not ideal for
Avoid if the trade-offs described in the editorial conflict with your strategy.
PropScore
#11 overall: selective profile, with the final score reflecting price, split, trust, payout-proof quality, rule clarity, and platform fit.
Payout transparency reflects evidence we can track, not a guarantee that every withdrawal is independently verified. How payout evidence is assessed
FAQ
Is Zenit Funding legit?
Zenit Funding is active and has a futures-specific CME/Eurex offer, but it remains a young European firm with limited review depth. PropScorer treats it as a cautious active listing, not a blue-chip default.
What is the PropScore for Zenit Funding?
PropScorer tracks Zenit Funding at 49/100 after the July 23, 2026 update, with Health Score 71/100. The score gives credit for low entry pricing, CME/Eurex coverage and live-path language, while penalizing youth, payout gates and limited public proof.
What plans does Zenit Funding offer?
The tracked Futures offer is split into Classic trailing-drawdown evaluations at $50K, $150K and $300K, plus Expert 50K EOD-drawdown plans with and without activation fee.
What drawdown rules does Zenit Funding use?
Classic uses trailing drawdown and a required Safety Net in funded phase. Expert uses EOD drawdown with a $1,000 soft daily loss limit on the 50K route.
How does consistency work at Zenit Funding?
Classic has no evaluation consistency but uses 30% funded consistency. Expert uses 50% evaluation consistency and 40% funded consistency.
How do payouts work at Zenit Funding?
Zenit uses 90/10 split, $500 minimum payout, Safety Net gates, per-request caps around $1,600-$3,500, and payout windows on the 1st-4th and 16th-20th of each month.
Which markets and platforms does Zenit Funding support?
Zenit is futures-only with CME and Eurex coverage. The tracked platform stack includes the Zenit proprietary platform, XFeed/dxFeed, ATAS, Quantower, Volumetrica and DeepCharts.
Does Zenit Funding offer a live path?
Yes. Zenit markets a path to live trading opportunities, asset-manager relationships and physical desk options. PropScorer treats this as upside, not a guaranteed outcome.