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Fintokei review

Czech CFD evaluation firm under the Purple fintech group, trading since 2022

CEO
David Varga
Headquarters
Czech Republic
Founded
2022
In business
4 years
Trustpilot
4.4(1.4K)

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Our grade

Average

6.2 / 10 · #8 of 22

4.4

Trustpilot

1.4K reviews

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Pass rate21%
Hidden riskHigh
Payouts6.1/10
Max allocation$700K
Cheapest $100K$419
Programs4

Fintokei payouts

Payout score 6.1/10

How Fintokei pays

Profit split
50% – 100%
Frequency
Every 14 days per funded account
First payout
From day 14 after the first trade on the funded account (StartTrader, ProTrader, ProTrader Swing); SwiftTrader needs a 3% minimum profit first, then the same 14-day cycle
Processing time
Company claims approval in well under a minute and arrival the same day to within 24 hours; reviewers in good standing commonly report payouts landing within hours to two business days
Minimum
€100 / $100 / 2,000 CZK / 20,000 JPY on StartTrader, ProTrader and ProTrader Swing; SwiftTrader requires 3% minimum profit before the first payout
Methods
  • Bank wire / SEPA
  • Walletory e-wallet
  • Crypto (selected countries)
Paid out (claimed)
$28,080,786 paid to traders in roughly 130 countries between 2023 and 2025 (company data)

Why payouts scored 6.1

Payout complaints
1.2 per 100 reviews
Positive payout mentions
45%

22 of the latest 199 reviews talk about payouts:

10 positive12 negative

Payout track record

Fintokei's own figures claim $28,080,786 paid to traders across roughly 130 countries between 2023 and 2025, and reviewers in good standing consistently confirm same-day to two-business-day delivery once a payout is approved. The company's two self-reported processing-speed figures do not fully agree, under 20 seconds on one page, a 3h 4m average on another, so the directional claim (fast) is more reliable than the exact number.