Fidelcrest Review 2026: High Risk, High Reward?

Fidelcrest is the firm for traders who think big. While others cap you at $400k, Fidelcrest encourages you to manage $1,000,000.

But big capital comes with big complexity. Fidelcrest has arguably the most confusing rulebook in the industry. "Micro Trader", "Pro Trader", "Aggressive", "Normal". In 2026, is it worth the headache?

The Programs: Micro vs Pro

1. Micro Trader (The Test)

• Size: Small accounts ($10k - $50k).
• Purpose: To test the waters.
• Verdict: Skip it. The pricing isn't competitive with FundedNext.

2. Pro Trader (The Real Deal)

• Size: $150k - $1M.
• Profit Target: High.
• Drawdown: Generous (10% or even 20% on Aggressive).

The "Bonus" Feature: Fidelcrest often offers a "Fast Track" bonus where you get paid a commission after Phase 2 (before even making funded profit). This is a huge selling point.

The Rules: The Complexity Trap

Fidelcrest requires you to read the fine print.

• Minimum Trading Days: Strict.
• Phase 3? Sometimes there is a "Verification Phase" that feels like a 3rd step.
• Consistency: They check manually.

Execution Quality

Fidelcrest uses robust liquidity providers.

• Spreads: Standard ECN (0.2 pips).
• Platforms: MT4 / MT5 (Standard).

Verdict

Fidelcrest is for the Experienced Swing Trader who wants to manage a $500k+ account and understands how to read a 20-page contract. It is NOT for beginners. You will accidentally break a rule.

Rating: 4.3/5 stars. Big money, big complexity.