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ThinkCapital Program Rules: Fees, Drawdown and Payout

NEXUS Research Team · Research date 2026-10-15

ThinkCapital’s Terms name TFG (PAYMENTS) LIMITED as the contracting party and state that the provider is not regulated as a financial services firm and that its challenges use demo/simulated accounts.

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Conditions from official sources

ItemDetailsSource
Contracting partyTFG (PAYMENTS) LIMITED (85 Great Portland Street, London). The Terms say it is not regulated as a financial services firm and that ThinkMarkets protections do not apply. Challenge and funded accounts are demo/simulated.[26]
Lightning 1-step (USD 5K)Fee USD 59; target 10%; daily loss 3%; maximum loss 6%[27]
Dual Step (USD 5K)Fee USD 59; targets 9% / 5%; daily loss 4%; maximum loss 7% in the challenge, 8% when funded[27]
Nexus 3-step (USD 5K)Fee USD 39; targets 7% / 6% / 5%; daily loss 4%; maximum loss 8%[27]
PayoutProfit share up to 90%. Methods include crypto (USDT TRC20/ERC20), Rise (USD 50 monthly fee) and a transfer to a ThinkMarkets live account, which the site says is not available to residents of Japan. Timing differs by product and add-on.[26] [27] [28]

ThinkCapital’s Terms name TFG (PAYMENTS) LIMITED, registered at 85 Great Portland Street, London, as the contracting party. They state that this company is not regulated as a financial services firm and that the authorisation and client-fund protection of the ThinkMarkets group do not extend to the customer contract. Challenge and funded accounts are demo/simulated. [26]

Program examples for a USD 5K account: Lightning at USD 59 has a 10% target, 3% daily loss and 6% maximum loss. Dual Step at USD 59 has 9% / 5% targets, a 4% daily loss, and a maximum loss of 7% in the challenge and 8% when funded. Nexus at USD 39 has 7% / 6% / 5% targets, a 4% daily loss and an 8% maximum loss. The official homepage also lists BOLT instant funding, which is treated as a separate product. [27]

Profit share is up to 90%. Payout timing, the 7-day add-on and the methods differ by program. The official FAQ lists crypto (USDT TRC20/ERC20), Rise (USD 50 monthly fee) and a transfer to a ThinkMarkets live account, and processing time and eligible countries differ by method. The Terms’ restricted-jurisdiction list and the payout-restriction list for ThinkMarkets live accounts are separate. A statement that Japanese residents cannot transfer to a ThinkMarkets account does not mean every ThinkCapital payout method is unavailable; alternative methods must also be checked. [26] [28]

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FAQ

Does ThinkMarkets regulation protect a ThinkCapital customer?

The Terms say that the ThinkMarkets group’s authorisation and client-fund protection do not extend to the ThinkCapital customer contract. [26]

Are ThinkCapital accounts live brokerage accounts?

No. The Terms describe the challenge and funded accounts as demo/simulated. [26]

Which payout methods are listed?

Crypto (USDT TRC20/ERC20), Rise (USD 50 monthly fee) and a transfer to a ThinkMarkets live account. Processing time and eligible countries differ by method. [28]

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Seven-axis information-transparency score

Editorial score for how clear and comparable the provider’s published information is. It is not a rating of safety, regulation, profitability, legal approval or suitability for you, and it is not a recommendation or ranking.

Seven-axis score for ThinkCapital246810Clarity of rules 8 / 10Rules 8Loss-limit calculation method and flexibility 8 / 10Loss limits 8Clarity of fees and extra costs 8 / 10Fees 8Clarity of reward/payout terms 7 / 10Payout 7Choice of programs, markets and platforms 9 / 10Options 9Operator and contract-term transparency 9 / 10Operator 9Regional eligibility and user-facing risk information 8 / 10Eligibility 8

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Overall transparency score 8.1 / 10Average of the valid axes (out of 10, one decimal). Differences under 0.3 are treated as equivalent.

Confidence: medium Data coverage: 100%

Eligibility check: Do not confuse ThinkCapital’s own terms with the country conditions for the ThinkMarkets transfer destination. Check availability method by method. [26] [27] [28]

  • The official Terms explain the contracting party and that the provider is not a regulated financial services firm.
  • Fee, target, drawdown and payout-method information is relatively detailed, but differs by product and add-on.
  • The countries eligible for transfer to a ThinkMarkets live account and the availability of ThinkCapital itself are different conditions.

Score basis (editorial)

Seven-axis information-transparency score
AxisScore (0–10)
Clarity of rules8
Loss-limit calculation method and flexibility8
Clarity of fees and extra costs8
Clarity of reward/payout terms7
Choice of programs, markets and platforms9
Operator and contract-term transparency9
Regional eligibility and user-facing risk information8
How the score works

Sources

  1. [26] ThinkCapital Terms of Service and Provider Status
  2. [27] ThinkCapital Programs and Example Pricing
  3. [28] ThinkCapital Payout Methods and Processing

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