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I started the Toro challenge this month, and right away something felt off. After my first day, my “consistency” score showed up extremely low.
Support initially told me my losses were “too big” and that I needed to make more trades. At first, I thought I only had one big loss, so I kept going and added more activity. To be fair, I had a pretty solid week after that.
Then support followed up with a more detailed explanation: the consistency score is essentially calculated like ROI, using your current daily PnL divided by your total PnL from the previous day—also including the base amount from the Toro challenge. That’s the part that really rubbed me the wrong way.
They say the profit target is supposed to be 6%, and they want a 50% “consistency” score. In practice, that’s basically demanding close to a 50% target—so yes, it feels like they’re expecting traders to hit around 50% ROI just to pass. Honestly, who can do that consistently? That seems completely unrealistic.
I contacted support again because I figured there had to be a mistake. After multiple attempts—emails with no meaningful response or the same generic PR-style replies—I asked for a refund and told them I might file a dispute with my credit card.
Instead, the support rep told me my account would be blocked. He also kept repeating that I’m “not a trader” and that I was trying to “pass in a week.” I’m not sure why that matters, but I’m not going to keep pushing if their scoring system makes it take a year just to qualify. Most people probably fail at this point anyway, so the whole thing feels designed to block withdrawals or progression.
I paid for three months and didn’t do anything negative before the block. This is extremely unprofessional, and it honestly feels like a scam—though I say “feels like” because they can always hide behind some vague Terms & Conditions violation they “find” later.
So yeah, stay away from this firm. The consistency score is a joke, and being blocked with no refund just because I raised concerns isn’t acceptable. If nothing else, the situation makes it look like they proved my suspicion right.
Fantastic customer service overall! Mack was absolutely phenomenal—super helpful from start to finish, and you can tell he genuinely cares about getting things right. The whole company impressed me as well. Highly recommend!
These are genuinely great people—very trustworthy. If you ever run into any issues, just reach out. It’s not hard to get in touch with them at all, and the support response is pretty fast. Overall, it feels reliable from the start, and that confidence really matters.
This feels like a scam. Who even wrote those reviews? Honestly, it wouldn’t surprise me if they were posted by their own employees.
The “game” (if you can call it that) doesn’t behave normally either. The computer freezes at key moments, like it’s trying to throw you off balance. And the worst part is how inconsistent the rules are. When you’re losing, everything follows one set of patterns. But once you start getting close to winning, they suddenly change the rules on you.
So you end up stuck in this cycle where nothing feels fair or predictable. It’s the biggest scam I’ve seen in a long time, and I’m genuinely surprised they haven’t been caught yet.
I originally posted a review, but it was taken down. Honestly, I wouldn’t bother with these guys at all—stay away. For some reason, my review that I shared on Google got removed, and it looks like Trustpilot also wasn’t happy with it.
It’s frustrating, especially when you’re trying to warn other people. My advice: trust your gut and consider other options before giving them your money.
**Warning: Be careful—some of the reviews here may be fake.** After looking into this company, I don’t believe it’s as legitimate as it appears on the surface. Their business practices raise a lot of red flags, and the “line” between a real firm and a scam feels dangerously thin.
A few issues stand out right away. For one, the refund policy is far from reassuring. Then there’s customer service, which is hit or miss at best. I also found some of their account managers to be surprisingly unprofessional—more like teenagers than experienced reps. That alone is enough to make you pause.
On paper, their **Toro challenge** looks reasonable. The problem is that it’s clearly the hook. Once you start, their terms shift in a way that makes success depend on you being *almost perfectly* consistent as a trader. And even if you do pass, getting your money back isn’t straightforward. From what I experienced, you won’t receive a payout after passing—you’d need to earn roughly **2× the target amount**, and that calculation includes their **25% stake** as well.
Honestly, I’d strongly advise you to take your hard-earned money somewhere else. **Please stay away.**
— **Ana & Ron Greenwood**
So far, it’s the best. Everything just seems to click—performance feels solid, and the overall experience has been really smooth. I didn’t run into any obvious issues yet, and that alone says a lot. If this keeps up, it’ll be hard to beat.
This is an open crowdfunding platform that goes beyond just raising funds—it also includes solid networking features, so you’re not working in isolation. From my experience, the program is reliable and everything is explained in a pretty clear way. I especially like the “Top-Matrix” project: it’s positioned as 100% decentralized and transparent, and honestly, you can see what’s going on instead of guessing.
The fact that I joined later didn’t really bother me. What matters most here is activity. If you stay engaged and build a team, there’s real potential to earn good returns. For me, that’s been consistent—once you’re active, the momentum starts to work in your favor.
Right now, I’m focused on further improvement and progress. There’s always something to aim for, but the results are already obvious and tangible. We don’t feel like we’re dealing with financial uncertainty, and that makes it easier to plan ahead. I also see long-term prospects for myself here, and my next step is taking everything toward full automation—getting it live and continuing to generate profit.
If you’re a dedicated trader but you haven’t really nailed down your own “system” for profitability and consistency yet, then you’ll want to take a serious look at this challenge. It basically forces you to move beyond vibes and start building discipline—especially around risk management. Paper trading, honestly, usually feels like training wheels. This takes it a lot further.
Since starting the Toro150, my goals have changed quite a bit. At first, it was all about getting funded and chasing gains. Now I’m more focused on refining how I approach the market day after day—how I enter, how I manage trades, and how I handle drawdowns without getting emotional. That shift alone is worth it.
For anyone who already understands the basics of trading and has some familiarity with adapting to a new platform, you’ll still ramp up fast. You’re not going in completely blind, and you’ll likely feel the learning curve pretty much immediately.
Also, I’ve got to give a big shout out to Mac. If you’re the type who can get stuck overthinking, or you need solid advice to stay focused, you should definitely know who the OG is—because he’s genuinely helpful. Great guy, great platform, and overall it’s been a great experience for me.
Great customer service overall. I’m currently in the Toro Challenge, and I’m only just starting to get the strategy down. Joe—who was assigned to me specifically to answer any questions—has been a huge help. He’s guided me on where I should be trading and helped me figure out what approach fits me best.
Honestly, I was pretty skeptical at first, but I’m glad I decided to give it a shot. The education is genuinely worth it. Just keep in mind that this is day trading, so it’s not simple or effortless for anyone. Even so, this firm has the right tools and the right people to get you moving in the right direction.
Sean has been absolutely fantastic. He’s walked me through pricing clearly and helped me understand how the whole process works, step by step. Beyond that, the chat team is also consistently responsive—whenever I’ve reached out, someone was available pretty quickly, and they typically resolve issues fast with no back-and-forth.
Overall, it’s been a smooth experience, and I’d definitely recommend them.
My experience with Trader 2B has been really amazing so far. The customer service and support are genuinely top notch—every time I’ve reached out, they’ve handled things quickly and made sure I was taken care of. It honestly feels like they’re there to help you, not just to onboard you and move on.
The Haywood trading platform is also super smooth. Level 2 in particular runs nicely, and the layout is clear enough that I didn’t feel overwhelmed even as a newer trader. Navigation feels intuitive, and it’s pretty easy to understand what you’re looking at.
When I first signed up for the Toro 100 challenge, I honestly thought the 0.5% max daily drawdown was a bit too restrictive. I even had doubts in the beginning. But in this choppy, messy market, that rule has ended up being a lot more helpful than I expected. It forces discipline and has really helped keep my losses under control.
Now I’m excited to move onto the real account and aim for my first payout—especially since the rewards get better the more you make. I can’t wait to see how far I can go.
Very courteous and professional. Even though my request went against their stated policy, Trader2b reps were still able to refund my subscription purchase after I ran into an unexpected emergency. It wasn’t the usual process, and I honestly don’t take that for granted—they made exceptions when it mattered most.
Thanks a lot, I really appreciate the help. I’ll be returning soon!
Trader2b is one of those services I can genuinely recommend. If you’re still wondering whether they’ll “really just pay you to trade,” then you can relax—yes, that’s basically what happens. You don’t have to jump through weird hoops; you mainly need to perform well in their challenge and hit the required targets.
That said, it’s not a walk in the park. The rules matter, and you’ll need to follow their guidelines to stay profitable once you’re funded. I’d actually been trading for a while before I joined, but I still picked up a lot of useful habits and ways to manage risk more consistently.
The platform software took me a bit of time to get used to. Still, I did like it overall. I wouldn’t really recommend trying to trade directly from the phone app, though. The real benefit of the mobile side for me was convenience—checking tickers, monitoring your account, and keeping an eye on things while you’re out.
Bottom line: it was a solid experience and, from my point of view, 100% legit. I know how it feels to research prop firms and be skeptical—I was too—but Trader2b really does deliver what they promise.
Trader2B delivers a genuinely interesting trading program, and I’d say it’s worth a look whether you’re just getting started or you already know your way around day trading. For beginners, the ToroChallenge is pretty much the ideal entry point if your goal is to learn how to trade equities during the day. They walk you through the fundamentals with plenty of learning resources, and a lot of that material is easy to find on their website—so you’re not left guessing where to begin.
Now, if you’re an experienced trader, this is also a strong option because it’s built for testing real strategies. You get a chance to prove what you can do, and there’s the additional benefit of an opportunity to get funded. What really stands out, though, is the support. Their online chat has fast responses, which is something other programs often lack, and it makes the whole process feel smoother when you run into questions.
I can see why some people would be interested in them, but I’m also glad I tested the demo first. I won’t get into pricing or fees here, because honestly, that’s not usually the deciding factor for traders who are consistently profitable.
What turned me off was the trading platform itself. It just doesn’t feel solid enough right now—especially if you’re a day trader who needs fast, reliable executions. The performance and overall responsiveness aren’t at the level where you can confidently make quick decisions. Because of that, I didn’t feel like it was a good match for my style of trading.
For transparency, I’ll avoid naming the better broker I use, since I don’t want this to come across like promotional stuff. Still, there’s definitely a long road ahead before this becomes a truly competitive provider.
That said, I genuinely wish them the best. Hopefully they keep improving the platform, because the potential is there. Good luck.
P.S. For successful traders, fees usually aren’t a big concern—so you can stop worrying about that part.
I tried this platform specifically to learn trading, and honestly, it was a rough experience from the start. On paper, it sounds useful, but the reality is pretty different once you start digging in. They charge you for access to their metrics software—software that tracks how you performed while trading on their platform. The problem? The tickers you can trade are very limited, and you’re basically expected to learn everything on your own.
There’s also no real mentorship. After using the platform for about 6 months, I realized it simply wasn’t a good fit for me. When they called to renew my subscription, I clearly told them, “NO”—I didn’t want to renew. What they didn’t explain is that I would need to manually cancel the subscription from my account settings. Later, they went ahead and renewed it automatically anyway.
The renewal happened, and I contacted them immediately the same day to cancel and request a full refund of $999. Instead of just handling it, they tried to keep me with retention offers. I told them I wasn’t satisfied and that I wanted to cancel. They then said they wouldn’t issue a refund. After a lot of back-and-forth, they finally agreed to refund $850 out of the $999. That still means they kept a $150 charge, even though I hadn’t really used their system after deciding to leave.
Overall, customer satisfaction was pretty bad, and I don’t feel like the platform delivers what it advertises. I wouldn’t recommend subscribing—at the very least, be extremely careful and make sure you cancel properly in your account. Otherwise, they may auto-renew and you’ll have to fight for a refund.
I spent some time looking around for a prop firm, and Trader2B turned out to match what I was after. I decided to jump into their Toro Challenge, and I’ll be honest—I didn’t just struggle, I failed the first attempt. It was pretty discouraging at the time.
That said, I went back, really reviewed everything the Trader2B team provides, and followed their guidance more closely. They’ve got a solid set of resources, and after putting in the work, I passed on my second try. It wasn’t luck—it felt like the process finally clicked.
Today was actually my first day trading on a live account. I was excited, nervous, and honestly a mix of emotions I didn’t even expect. Still, I felt way more prepared than I did during the challenge.
If you’re currently stuck on the Toro Challenge, don’t give up. Follow the Trader2B team’s advice and use the materials they offer. You’ll give yourself a much better shot at passing, and you might be surprised how quickly things improve once you’re applying their strategy properly.
Amit Sharma
It’s a nice and good experience overall. Everything feels straightforward, and I didn’t run into any weird issues. Not super detailed, but honestly, it gets the job done.