Leveraged Review
Leveraged markets a ladder of simulated “Portfolio Manager” evaluations plus Turbo and Sprint. The menu covers one, two and three stages, but low targets can come with extremely tight loss limits.
Leveraged program comparison
| Program | Targets | Daily loss | Maximum loss | Minimum days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Junior | 10% | 3% | 6% | None on current guide |
| Senior | 5% / 8% on live table* | 5% | 10% | 3 qualifying days per phase |
| Executive | 6% / 8% / 10% | 3% | 6% | Current materials vary on day count |
| Turbo | 6% | 3% | 6% trailing | None |
| Sprint | 2% | 1% | 1% | Product-specific |
*The February 2026 help article reverses Senior's order to 8% then 5%. Traders must follow the order shown in their purchased account.
Risk trade-offs
Senior provides the widest 10% total-loss allowance and 5% daily limit, but requires two objectives. Junior is faster yet asks for 10% against 6% risk. Executive demands three growing targets while keeping only 6% total loss.
Turbo uses a low-upfront, pay-after-you-pass model and trailing drawdown. Passing creates an activation obligation rather than free funding. Sprint's 1% total floor can be breached by normal spread, slippage or a single poorly sized trade.
Qualifying days and payouts
The live Senior table requires three days meeting a 0.5% profit threshold in each phase and funded cycle. The trader share is 80%, with biweekly requests on funded portfolio accounts. Reward approval remains subject to minimums, risk review and prohibited-strategy checks.
Trading flexibility
The current table allows overnight and weekend holding on the main portfolio programs. Eligible personal automation and news trading must still comply with anti-abuse terms. Leveraged also markets a dedicated crypto challenge with over 100 pairs and instrument-specific leverage.
Strengths
- Wide choice of evaluation paths.
- Senior's 10% total-loss budget is generous.
- Unlimited duration on core programs.
- 80% share and biweekly reference schedule.
- Pay-after-you-pass Turbo lowers initial cash outlay.
Concerns
- Conflicting Senior target order across official pages.
- Shorter public operating record than mature firms.
- Sprint's 1% risk budget is exceptionally unforgiving.
- Executive's target sequence is demanding relative to 6% loss.
- Promotional speed and support claims need independent verification.
Verdict
Leveraged offers useful structural choice, with Senior the most balanced risk profile. The documentation conflict and short history reduce the audit score; saving the exact checkout terms is essential.
Editorial methodology and important limitation
This is an independent, document-based audit of Leveraged, based on first-party pages available on 27 August 2026. We did not open or fund an account, trade, receive an allocation or request a payment. Company-hosted totals, testimonials and speed statements are identified as claims rather than independent proof. Terms, regional entities and product generations can change, so verify the current agreement.
Official sources reviewed
- https://getleveraged.com/
- https://faq.getleveraged.com/en/articles/10531062-what-programs-does-leveraged-offer
- https://getleveraged.com/traders-library/challenges-leveraged-challenge-types-which-one-is-right-for-you/
Trading Conditions
- Profit Split
- 80%
- Max Drawdown
- 1%-10% depending on model
- Daily Drawdown
- 1%-5% depending on model
- Profit Target
- 10% Junior; 5%/8% live-table Senior; 6%/8%/10% Executive; 6% Turbo; 2% Sprint
- Payout Frequency
- Biweekly on funded portfolio accounts
- Platforms
- Current supported platform shown at checkout
- Instruments
- Forex, indices, commodities and crypto CFDs; dedicated crypto program available
Audit Points
- 1Five program structures have very different risk budgets. Sprint's 2% target is paired with only 1% daily and total loss.
- 2The live Senior table and a 2026 help article disagree on phase order. The page showed 5% then 8%; the article says 8% then 5%, so checkout terms must control.
- 3Senior offers the widest 10% maximum loss; Junior/Executive/Turbo use 6%.
- 4The 80% split and biweekly schedule are standard reference terms, not a guarantee of reward approval.
Leveraged — Frequently Asked Questions
Current materials describe Junior one-step, Senior two-step, Executive three-step, Turbo pay-after-you-pass and Sprint low-target accounts, plus a crypto-oriented challenge.
The live table reviewed showed 5% then 8%, while a February 2026 help article described 8% then 5%. Confirm the version in your checkout and dashboard before trading.
It advertises only a 2% target but pairs it with a 1% daily and 1% maximum loss, leaving almost no recovery room.
No. No coupon or sale price is shown in this audit.