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Alpha Capital Group vs Fintokei: Full Comparison

A side-by-side comparison of Alpha Capital Group and Fintokei built from our normalised 31-firm dataset. Every figure was read off the firms’ own pages, and each row carries its source and check date. Where we could not verify something we mark it “not verified” rather than leaving it blank.

Key findings

  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Lowest entry fee ($44 vs $50).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Max profit split (100% vs 80%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Daily loss limit (5% vs 4%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Max drawdown (10% vs 6%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Payout processing time (1 days vs 2 days).

Terms compared

Item Alpha Capital Group Fintokei
Evaluation model Multiple models Multiple models
Lowest entry fee $50 $44 Better
Max profit split 80% 100% Better
Profit target 8% 8%
Daily loss limit 4% 5% Better
Max drawdown 6% 10% Better
Drawdown type Mixed Mixed
Min trading days 3 days 3 days
Payout cycle 14 days 14 days
Payout processing time 2 days 1 days Better
Max leverage 1:100 1:100
Account sizes $5,000 / $10,000 / $25,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 / $200,000 $5,000 / $10,000 / $20,000 / $50,000 / $100,000 / $200,000 / $400,000
Asset classes forex, indices, commodities forex, indices, crypto, commodities
Trustpilot Rating withheld for a guideline breach 4.3 (1,296)
Third-party payout verification Third-party verified Self-reported only
Recorded rule changes None recorded 2

Alpha Capital Group: Read the review Fintokei: Read the review

How the drawdown works

Both firms use a mixed drawdown, so open profit affects your loss allowance the same way at each.

Third-party payout verification

Alpha Capital Group

$100,000,000 — Third-party verified

No date and no auditor attached to the claim. alphacapitalgroup.uk/about-us carries no cumulative figure at all, only individual trader anecdotes.

Alpha Capital Group — homepage ("$100,000,000 Performance Fees") · 2026-08-05

Fintokei

€29M+ (2026-04-28) — Self-reported only

Finance Magnates, which carried the figure, stated plainly that the approval rate "has not been independently verified". Fintokei’s own /payouts page is built to display "Cumulative payouts 2025" and "Average payout approval speed", but renders $0 and 0 sec. on the check date, so the site itself substantiates neither. The homepage does publish an average payout of $3,881, a highest payout of $129,032 and an average payout time of 3h 4m. Payouts run by bank transfer, including JPY to Japanese accounts, with a crypto option; nothing settles on a rail a third party can read, and Fintokei is not among the firms Payout Junction tracks.

Finance Magnates — Fintokei declares sub-second trader payouts as prop firm competition intensifies (28 April 2026) · 2026-08-05

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Recorded rule changes

Alpha Capital Group

Our tracker holds no recorded changes for Alpha Capital Group. An absence of records is not proof that nothing changed.

Fintokei

  • Effective 2026-06-03 Before: The original scaling program was, per the EN FAQ, fully retired on 2026-01-21; the successor contract-fee return inside the Loyalty Program ran only to 2026-06-30, leaving the fee-return footnotes on plan pages unsupported. → After: A relaunched Japan-market スケーリング道場 rank system (白帯→黒帯, up to +300% funding, judged by trading days + payout-request count) started 2026-06-03 per the JA FAQ (updated 2026-06-19). Accounts purchased on or after 2026-06-11 regain a contract-fee-return right upon reaching 白帯 (20 trading days + 2 payout requests); purchases up to 2026-06-10 fell under a transition that required a first payout request by 2026-06-30. Fintokei FAQ (JA) — Fintokeiスケーリング道場とは？ (updated 2026-06-19)
  • Effective 2026-01-21 Before: The スケーリング道場 scaling program, with the initial-fee return attached to it. → After: The scaling program was "fully retired" and replaced by the Capital Scaling Boost inside the Loyalty Program. The Loyalty Program contract-fee return ran only to 2026-06-30. Fintokei FAQ — What is Scaling? ("fully retired" as of 21 January 2026)

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Which one fits you

What the data says, priority by priority. The decision is yours; we do not give investment advice.

  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Lowest entry fee ($44 vs $50).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Max profit split (100% vs 80%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Daily loss limit (5% vs 4%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Max drawdown (10% vs 6%).
  • Fintokei comes out ahead on Payout processing time (1 days vs 2 days).

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FAQ

Which is cheaper to start, Alpha Capital Group or Fintokei?
Alpha Capital Group is $50 and Fintokei is $44, so Fintokei is the better of the two on Lowest entry fee. This page is an informational comparison, not investment advice. Passing an evaluation is not guaranteed and entry fees may not be refundable.
Which one pays the higher profit split?
Alpha Capital Group is 80% and Fintokei is 100%, so Fintokei is the better of the two on Max profit split. This page is an informational comparison, not investment advice. Passing an evaluation is not guaranteed and entry fees may not be refundable.
Which one has the shorter payout cycle?
Alpha Capital Group is 14 days and Fintokei is 14 days.
Do they calculate drawdown the same way?
Both firms use a mixed drawdown, so open profit affects your loss allowance the same way at each.
What do their Trustpilot ratings look like?
Alpha Capital Group: Rating withheld for a guideline breach. Fintokei: 4.3 (1,296). Profiles were checked on 2026-07-31. Where Trustpilot has withheld a rating for a guideline breach we publish no score.

Sources

Data currency

Terms data 2026-06-22 / payout verification 2026-08-05 / rule changes 2026-08-22. Prop firm terms change without notice — always confirm on the official site before you buy.

This page is an informational comparison, not investment advice. Passing an evaluation is not guaranteed and entry fees may not be refundable.

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