Pipcy is a new prop trading firm preparing for global public launch in May. The team behind the firm is the part traders should look at first. The Pipcy team includes a co-founder of The5ers and a CFTe-certified educator with 19 years of market experience. Pipcy enters the prop trading market with two challenge programs, a 50% welcome discount on the Classic Challenge, entry from $18, payouts within 48 hours, and a built-in trader academy.
The full launch date and product rules will be published on launch day.
Pipcy Launch Features at a Glance
What traders can expect from the Pipcy launch in May:
- Two challenge programs: the Pipcy Classic Challenge (dollar-balance challenge) and the Pips Mastery Challenge (PIP-based challenge)
- Entry pricing from $18, with a 50% welcome offer on the Classic Challenge during the launch window
- Two platform options: MetaTrader 5 and the proprietary Pipcy platform
- Payouts processed within 48 hours, published as a rule rather than a marketing claim
- 12% absolute maximum loss on Classic with no daily drawdown restrictions
- Up to 95% performance split on funded accounts
- Pipcy Academy included free, covering risk management, execution, and market structure
The Team Behind Pipcy
Omer Ben Matityahu, CEO and Founder. His background is in fintech entrepreneurship with a focus on building infrastructure for the trading sector.
Snir Ahiel, Head of Risk Management and Consulting. Snir brings over 15 years of experience across forex, stocks, and options, and co-founded The5ers, where he helped develop the trader evaluation systems that shaped the modern prop sector.
Vladimir Rybakov, Head of Pipcy Academy. Vladimir is a CFTe-certified financial technician with a 19-year track record covering price action, technical analysis, and market structure.
Two Pipcy Prop Trading Challenges and a Free Academy
The Pipcy Classic Challenge is the firm’s dollar balance prop trading challenge, the route for traders who want to be measured on account growth. Classic carries the 50% welcome discount at launch, which halves the entry cost during the opening window. Full Pipcy Classic rules will be published on launch day.
The Pips Mastery Challenge measures trader performance in PIPs rather than dollar balance. The model rewards consistency and execution skill rather than position sizing, and it is the part of Pipcy’s prop trading product that sets the firm apart from most of the sector. Pipcy Mastery rules, rewards per PIP, and scaling parameters will be released with the launch PR.
Pipcy Academy: Education Built Into the Product
Pipcy Academy sits alongside both programs as a free educational platform, taught by Vladimir and supported by Snir’s risk management work. The curriculum focuses on risk management, execution, and disciplined decision making under live conditions. No upsells, no subscription tiers, and no paid certifications.
Entry From $18, Payouts Within 48 Hours
Entry to a Pipcy challenge starts from $18. With the 50% welcome offer applied to Classic during the launch window, the effective entry cost is lower than what most major prop firms charge for entry-level account tiers. Payouts are processed within 48 hours, published directly on the firm’s rules page rather than a marketing claim.
What Prop Traders Should Do Now
The full Pipcy product details, rule specifics, account tiers, performance splits, and payout terms will be published on launch day. This piece is a heads-up so the launch is not the first time the firm crosses a trader’s radar.
For anyone evaluating a new prop firm, three things are worth doing before launch:
- Watch pipcy.com for the launch date announcement
- Review the Pipcy team backgrounds. Operators with this depth of prop trading experience are the exception in the sector
- Decide which Pipcy challenge fits the trading style: dollar balance Classic or PIP-based Mastery
Pipcy launches globally in May. Full details and welcome discount mechanics will be published at https://pipcy.com.
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