Reviews and legitimacy
Get Funded Now is a trading name of Bradbury Capital Ltd, company number 17102934, registered in England at 6 Harrier Way, Exeter EX2 7HU. GFN is not a broker, is not regulated, and every account it sells is simulated - no money of yours is deposited anywhere and no order of yours reaches a live market. What GFN does is charge one fee for an evaluation on a simulated account, and pay real money for the profits made on that account once the published rules are met. Below: the company record you can look up yourself, the rules that catch people, what GFN will not promise, and where to read the unmoderated version.
The company
Most prop-firm complaints start with nobody being sure who the counterparty is. This is the registered entity behind this site, and the register entry is public - go and read it rather than taking this page's word for it.
The name, number, registered office, filing history and officers of the company, published by the UK registrar rather than by us.
GFN does not carry out regulated activities, does not hold client deposits and is not a financial institution. Any firm in this category telling you otherwise is worth a second look.
Name confusion
Worth knowing before you read a review of something else.
GFN operates at getfundednow.com and nowhere else. Accounts are bought through our own checkout and managed at our own client login, both on this domain.
Similarly-named businesses exist on other domain extensions and on other spellings. They are not connected to Bradbury Capital Ltd, we have no visibility of how they operate, and reviews or complaints written about them are not reviews of this company. If you are reading about a “Get Funded Now” somewhere, check the domain in the address bar and the company number on the page against the ones above.
GFN will never ask for your password, and never contacts traders asking for payment outside the checkout on this domain. If something claiming to be GFN does either, it is not us.
The model
The honest description of a simulated-funding product, without the bits firms in this category tend to leave vague.
You are buying an evaluation, not capital
The fee buys access to a simulated account with a published set of objectives. Nobody transfers money to you and you do not transfer money into a trading account. If you meet the objectives, the account is re-designated as a simulated funded account and becomes eligible for payouts.
No money of yours is at risk in a market
Every GFN account runs in a simulated environment. Prices and conditions are designed to replicate the real market, but no order is placed in it. That is why your own capital is never exposed, and it is also why GFN is not a broker and does not hold deposits.
The payouts are real money
The trading is simulated; the payout is not. Eligible traders are paid real money based on the profit recorded in their simulated funded account, at the virtual profit share attached to their plan, subject to identity verification and the published payout rules.
The fee is charged once
There is no subscription, no monthly platform charge and no reset to buy back. Commission on trades is a separate, published cost: $3.50 per side, $7 per lot round turn. Pricing can change for future purchases, but an account you have already bought stays on the terms it was bought under.
You trade it from wherever you are
Desktop, web browser and mobile. Login details are issued by email on purchase and the same account is available from any of them.
The fee is at risk
This is an assessment and it can be failed. Buying an account is not a step towards income - it is a fee paid for the chance to demonstrate a strategy against a fixed set of risk limits, and GFN does not claim that you will complete an evaluation, keep a funded account or receive a payout. Once an account has been issued and traded, refund rights may be limited. If losing the fee would hurt, the fee is too high for you.
Promises
The second list is the one worth reading. Every line in it is already in the terms, the FAQ or the disclaimer - it is collected here so nobody has to go looking.
The small print, first
Read a batch of prop-firm complaints and the same handful of clauses come up every time. Here are GFN's, before you pay rather than after, each linked to where it is written in full.
The 2 Step consistency rule
No single day may account for more than 35% of your total profit. One outsized day on an otherwise flat account does not pass, even when the balance is above target. It is the only GFN programme with a consistency rule, and the one traders most often misread.
2 Step rules →The Instant withdrawal cap
On Instant, each 14-day cycle pays out at most 2% of your starting balance, and only once you are 3% above it. On a request, profit above the 3% buffer leaves the account whether or not it is inside the 2% cap - you receive up to the cap and the rest is deducted.
How payouts work →The trailing drawdown on Instant
Instant's 5% max drawdown follows your equity high upward. A good run tightens the account rather than loosening it. The 1 Step drawdown trails only until the floor reaches the starting balance, then locks there, and the 2 Step drawdown never trails at all.
Instant rules →Minimum trading days on 2 Step
You need at least 0.5% profit across at least 3 separate trading days. Clearing the target in one session does not complete the phase.
2 Step rules →Copy trading and account sharing
Copying between accounts you personally own may be permitted. Copying another trader, letting somebody else copy or manage your account, and coordinated group trading are prohibited - and a breach here can cost a pending payout.
Copy trading rules →Inactivity
Accounts are not meant to sit indefinitely without trading activity. Administrative activity such as a payout request does not satisfy it - a qualifying trade does.
Inactivity rule →The two-minute minimum hold
Trades must stay open for at least 2 minutes. Very fast scalping strategies are the ones this catches.
Minimum trade duration →A breached account pays nothing
Once an account has been legitimately breached, the profits in it are no longer eligible for payout - including a payout already requested but not yet approved.
Breaches and payouts →Third-party opinion
This page quotes no reviews and shows no star rating on purpose. A score reproduced by the company it describes is marketing, and it is out of date the day after it is copied. Go to the source instead - the one-star reviews included.
Public reviews of Get Funded Now, positive and negative, on a platform where GFN cannot remove an entry it dislikes.
The score and the mix of ratings move over time, so read the current page rather than any figure quoted elsewhere - including any figure quoted on this site.
Unfiltered trader discussion across the trading subreddits, including threads about accounts that failed.
Nobody at GFN moderates this. Expect complaints alongside the recommendations, and weigh both.
GFN has no verified, auditable review corpus of its own, so this page publishes no ratings and carries no review structured data. If that ever changes, the reviews will be ones we can show the provenance of.
What we would suggest weighing: whether complaints are about a rule that was published before purchase or one that appeared afterwards, whether the firm answers them in public, and whether the numbers in the complaint match the numbers on the pricing table. All three are checkable here. Ask us anything the page does not answer.
Keep checking
Published by Bradbury Capital Ltd at https://getfundednow.com. Every figure quoted on this page comes from the same pricing and rules data the checkout uses.
Ready when you are
One evaluation fee, no time limits and up to 90% of simulated profits. Pick an account size and your credentials arrive by email within minutes.
No subscriptions or hidden fees
Payouts every 14 days
$400,000 max total allocation