- FinTokei is one of the few major prop firms with full Japanese-language support.
- Operating background overlaps with FTMO, which adds reputational weight.
- The evaluation runs in two phases, similar in structure to FTMO’s challenge.
- Recommended for Japanese-native traders who want a prop product without translation friction.
FinTokei’s main appeal isn’t headline terms — those are close to FTMO’s. It’s that the entire experience is built in Japanese from the start. In practice, that removes a lot of friction for traders less comfortable in English.
Why FinTokei
- Japanese-language website, dashboard, and customer service.
- JPY-aware communication, even though accounts are USD-denominated.
- Operator overlap with FTMO, carrying credibility forward from an established brand.
Step-by-step
Step 1 — Register at fintokei.com
Account creation requires basic identification. KYC (know your customer — identity verification) is completed before evaluation begins.
Step 2 — Pick an account size
The $25K plan is the typical starting point, with fees from around $89. Larger accounts scale up accordingly.
Step 3 — Complete the 2-step evaluation
- Phase 1: +8% profit target with 8% max drawdown (max equity decline).
- Phase 2: +5% profit target with the same risk rules.
Step 4 — Get funded
After passing both phases, you trade firm capital with an 80% profit split (withdrawal of profit shares), scaling to 90% under stated conditions.
How FinTokei compares to alternatives
By contrast:
- For Japanese support: FinTokei is the natural pick.
- For maximum reputation: FTMO has the longer operating record.
- For Instant Funding: The5%ers skips the challenge entirely.
Risks to flag
FinTokei is a younger firm — operating since 2022 — and rule updates land relatively often. There are no guarantees of passing or of long-term operator stability. Read current terms before purchasing.
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