Pivex adds monthly membership for challenge accounts

Pivex has launched Membership, a recurring plan for its one-step prop trading challenge accounts that lowers the per-attempt cost and lets unused accounts roll into credits. The model is available now to new and existing users, alongside the firm’s one-time purchase option.

Why it matters: - Pivex is trying to make repeat challenge attempts cheaper for traders who need more than one try to pass. - The new model shifts some of the cost burden from each individual account to a monthly subscription. - The plan is designed for the challenge phase only, not the funded stage.

What happened: - Pivex introduced Membership, a recurring purchase model for challenge accounts. - The plan is available now to all Pivex users. - Membership sits alongside the existing one-time purchase model and does not replace it. - Both new and existing users can use either model. - The company runs one-step evaluation challenges.

The details: - Under the one-time model, a trader pays once and receives one account. - Under Membership, every billing period grants a new challenge account. - Unused accounts accumulate as credits in the trader’s balance. - Credits are not opened on the platform until the trader activates them. - Membership pricing is lower per account than buying the same account outright. - The lower price depends on the subscription staying active. - Billing is monthly and follows the trader’s purchase date, not a shared calendar date. - Billing pauses at the funded stage. - Credits remain available for three months and expire if unused. - As of August 2026, introductory monthly prices are $25 for a $10,000 account, $50 for a $25,000 account, $100 for a $50,000 account, and $150 for a $100,000 account, all in U.S. dollars. - The introductory rate applies to a trader’s first Membership at a given account size. - Full current pricing is published on the Pivex Plans page. - Challenge rules, profit targets and loss limits are identical under both purchase models. - The Pivex AI Challenge Assistant remains a separate one-time add-on.

Between the lines: - The new structure directly targets traders who fail on early attempts and need multiple tries to learn the rules. - Pivex is also giving traders more flexibility after a breach by letting them use credits, wait for the next billing cycle or buy again immediately. - Membership credits are exempt from the inactivity rule while the plan stays active. - To reach the funded stage, Membership must be active when the account is marked as passed. - Account credits freeze when Membership is paused. - Traders can hold a one-time account and a Membership at the same time. - There is no cap on how many Memberships a trader can hold.

What’s next: - Pivex users can subscribe immediately at the listed account sizes. - Pricing, billing terms and program conditions can change over time. - The company is keeping the one-time option in place for traders who prefer a single purchase.

The bottom line: - Pivex is turning challenge accounts into a subscription product, aiming to lower the cost of repeated attempts without changing the challenge rules.