Fundex raised its profit split before its own product had a full day on the market.

A 10-point jump, applied at the payout stage.

Fundex has increased the profit split on its 2-Step Pro accounts from 70% to 80%. The new percentage is applied directly when a payout request is processed, and the change is live for every trader currently on the account model, not limited to new signups. Fundex says the move is meant to maximize performance under its A-Book execution model, giving traders a larger share of the profits they generate before withdrawal.

Less than a day between launch and the upgrade.

• September 11, 2026

  Fundex publicly launches 2-Step Pro across five account sizes ($10K to $200K), with a 10% Phase 1 target, 5% Phase 2 target, and a 70% profit split calculated at the time of payout request.

• September 12, 2026

  Fundex raises the profit split on the same 2-Step Pro accounts to 80%, effective immediately for all traders already on the program.

A fast follow-up, not a slow correction.

Raising a profit split a day after launch is an unusually quick turnaround for a pricing term, the kind of number most firms set carefully before going live and then leave alone for months. It suggests either that Fundex is treating 2-Step Pro's terms as actively adjustable in its early days, gauging market reaction and moving fast, or that 70% was never meant to be more than a starting figure ahead of a planned bump.

For any trader who evaluated the program on day one and passed based on the original 70% figure, the upgrade is a straightforward win, since the higher split applies retroactively to their existing account rather than only to new purchases.