Prop Firm in Vietnam: How OctoFunded Works for Vietnamese Traders
How OctoFunded works for a trader in Vietnam: list prices against OFF10 in all three markets, the rules in dollars on a $50,000 account, paying with USDT on the right network, ICT session timing and payouts you can check on-chain.
OctoFunded Trading DeskUpdated · 10 min read
A prop firm for traders in Vietnam works like this at OctoFunded: you pay a one-time fee in crypto, trade simulated capital under written dollar limits on a browser platform, and, subject to the rules, receive payouts in USDT or USDC with a public transaction hash.
Type "prop firm Vietnam" into a search bar and you get rankings, Telegram screenshots and promises. A trader in Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City who already keeps savings in USDT usually needs fewer words and more numbers: the price of each account, what the limits are in dollars, how to send the fee without losing it on the wrong network, and how to prove a payout is real. This guide walks through those in that order.
New to the model? Start with our explainers on how prop firms work and the prop firm challenge.
How does OctoFunded work, step by step?
The flow is the same for every country, including Vietnam:
- Pick a market and a program. Classic, Perpetuals 24/7 or Futures, then 1-Step, 2-Step or Instant.
- Pay once in crypto. Choose the coin and network at checkout and send the exact amount.
- Trade in the browser. The OctoFunded web platform runs in your browser. Nothing to download.
- Pass or skip the evaluation. 1-Step and 2-Step have a profit target and no time limit. Instant has no evaluation.
- Request a payout. Subject to the program rules, it arrives in USDT or USDC with a public hash.
The capital is simulated. Your fee is what you put at risk.
What does a challenge cost for a trader in Vietnam?
Prices are in US dollars and the same wherever you buy from. Here is the entry size of every program in all three markets, at list price and with OFF10, the only public code, which takes 10% off every plan.
| Market | Program | Entry size | List price | With OFF10 | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic | 1-Step | $10,000 | $69 | $62.10 | 80% |
| Classic | 2-Step | $10,000 | $79 | $71.10 | 80% |
| Classic | Instant | $10,000 | $109 | $98.10 | 100% |
| Perpetuals 24/7 | Instant | $2,000 | $159 | $143.10 | 90% |
| Perpetuals 24/7 | 1-Step | $5,000 | $159 | $143.10 | 90% |
| Perpetuals 24/7 | 2-Step | $10,000 | $219 | $197.10 | 90% |
| Futures | 1-Step | $25,000 | $640 | $576.00 | 90% |
| Futures | Instant | $25,000 | $1,900 | $1,710.00 | 90% |
Prices checked 1 November 2026.
Sizes run from $10,000 to $400,000 on Classic 1-Step and 2-Step, $10,000 to $100,000 on Classic Instant, $2,000 to $1,500,000 on Perpetuals, and $25,000 to $400,000 on Futures 1-Step ($300,000 on Futures Instant).
Three things change what you really pay:
- Refunds. Every 1-Step and 2-Step fee is refunded with your first payout. Instant accounts have no refund, so treat that fee as spent.
- Split upgrade. On Classic 1-Step and 2-Step you can choose a higher split at checkout: 90% costs the list price x 1.1 and 100% costs x 1.2. A Classic 1-Step $50,000 is $289 at 80%, $317.90 at 90% and $346.80 at 100%. The checkout shows the final price.
- The code. Read how the OFF10 code works before you pay.
What do the rules mean in dollars on a $50,000 account?
A percentage is easy to ignore. A dollar figure is not. Here is $50,000 in every program that offers it, converted from the program rules.
| Program | Fee (list / OFF10) | Profit target | Daily loss limit | Maximum loss | Drawdown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 1-Step | $289 / $260.10 | $5,000 (10%) | $2,000 (4%) | $4,000 (8%) | End-of-day trailing, locked at the initial balance |
| Classic 2-Step | $309 / $278.10 | $5,000, then $2,500 | $2,500 (5%) | $5,000 (10%) | Static |
| Classic Instant | $469 / $422.10 | No evaluation | $1,500 (3%) | $6,000 (12%) | Static |
| Perpetuals Instant | $1,199 / $1,079.10 | No evaluation | $1,500 (3%) | $3,500 (7%) | Static |
| Perpetuals 1-Step | $599 / $539.10 | $3,000 (6%) | $1,500 (3%) | $3,000 (6%) | End-of-day trailing |
| Perpetuals 2-Step | $519 / $467.10 | $2,000, then $2,000 | $2,000 (4%) | $3,000 (6%) | Static |
| Futures 1-Step | $752 / $676.80 | $3,000 (6%) | $1,500 (3%) | $2,000 (4%) | End-of-day trailing |
| Futures Instant | $3,000 / $2,700.00 | No evaluation | $1,000 (2%) | $1,500 (3%) | Static |
Prices checked 1 November 2026.
What this one size tells you:
- Classic 1-Step best day cap. No single day may be more than 50% of the phase profit, so at the $5,000 target your largest day can be $2,500.
- Classic Instant caps. Payouts 1 and 2 are each capped at 3% of the initial balance, which is $1,500 on $50,000. The first payout comes after 7 days, then weekly.
- Perpetuals 2-Step costs less than 1-Step here. At $50,000 the 2-Step is $519 list against $599 for the 1-Step, with a lower target per phase but two phases to pass.
- Futures leaves little room. A $1,000 daily limit on Futures Instant means a single oversized position can end the account.
- Instant payout timing. Perpetuals Instant pays on demand after 6 trading days, Futures Instant after 5.
Before you choose, set your worst recent day next to the daily loss limit. If the trailing line is new to you, read static vs trailing drawdown, and see the programs side by side in 1-Step vs 2-Step vs Instant. The $50K funded account guide goes deeper on this size, and the full wording is in the program rules.
On the Classic market, news trading and weekend holding are allowed, and there is no consistency rule beyond the best day caps in the rules.
How do you pay with USDT from Vietnam?
Choose a coin and a network at checkout, then send the exact amount shown, to the address shown, on that same network.
| Option | Network | Network fee paid in |
|---|---|---|
| USDT (TRC20) | TRON | TRX |
| USDT (ERC20) | Ethereum | ETH |
| USDC (ERC20) | Ethereum | ETH |
| BTC | Bitcoin | BTC |
| ETH | Ethereum | ETH |
| SOL | Solana | SOL |
Tether issues USDT on several blockchains. The token carries the same name on each, but a transfer sent on TRON does not arrive at an Ethereum checkout address, and the reverse is also true. Check that the network on your withdrawal screen matches the one you chose at checkout.
Add the withdrawal fee. Most exchanges take their withdrawal fee out of the amount you send. If the checkout asks for 260.10 USDT and your exchange charges an illustrative 1 USDT fee, enter 261.10 so that exactly 260.10 arrives. Read the "amount received" line before you confirm.
Two habits that save trouble:
- Hold the fee coin. Sending from your own wallet needs a little TRX on TRON or ETH on Ethereum.
- Keep the hash. Your payment transaction hash is your own record of what you paid.
Our crypto payment walkthrough covers each screen. We do not name or recommend exchanges. Use one you trust and that is permitted where you live. Any conversion from dong happens on that service, at its rate and fees.
How do payouts arrive and how can you verify them?
Subject to the program rules, OctoFunded sends payouts in USDT or USDC on-chain, each with a public transaction hash. Paste the hash into a block explorer and you see the amount, the receiving address and the time, without asking anyone. Here is how to check a transaction hash.
A worked example on the Classic 1-Step $50,000, using an illustrative simulated profit (not a projection and not a promise):
| Line | Calculation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Illustrative funded period profit | Given, round number | $2,000 |
| Your 80% split | 2,000 x 0.80 | $1,600 |
| Fee refund with first payout | List fee | $289 |
Had you picked the 90% split at checkout, the same $2,000 would give $1,800. Before your first request, choose between USDT and USDC (our guide to USDC or USDT compares them), confirm your address accepts that coin on that network, and keep a record of every hash.
How do trading sessions land on Vietnam time (ICT)?
Vietnam runs on Indochina Time (ICT), seven hours ahead of UTC, with no clock change all year.
| Session | Rough ICT time | What traders often notice |
|---|---|---|
| Asia | Morning to mid afternoon | Yen and Aussie pairs move, majors are quieter |
| London open | About 14:00 to 15:00 | Sharp moves in EUR and GBP pairs |
| London and New York overlap | About 19:00 to 23:00 | Highest activity, US data lands here |
| New York afternoon | After 23:00 to early morning | Activity fades into the close |
| Perpetuals 24/7 | Any hour, weekends included | Crypto, US stocks, gold and oil keep trading |
These times are approximate and move by an hour for part of the year, because the UK and US change their clocks and Vietnam does not. Check the platform clock, and check the program rules for when the trading day resets instead of assuming midnight in Hanoi.
If you work office hours, the London and New York overlap falls in your evening, which many traders in Vietnam find convenient. Perpetuals stay open on Saturday and Sunday, and the daily loss limit still applies on every day you trade. See weekend trading on Perpetuals.
How do you check eligibility and local rules?
Read the firm's terms and the signup flow, not a forum thread. At OctoFunded, availability is shown at signup and in the OctoFunded Terms, which list restricted countries and can change.
Rules on trading products, crypto and tax differ by country and change over time. This article does not describe Vietnamese rules, does not say what is or is not permitted in Vietnam, and is not legal or tax advice. Check your local rules, and if you are unsure, speak to a qualified professional.
Is OctoFunded a good fit for a trader in Vietnam?
Focus on what you can verify today: the written rules, the checkout network and the public hash on each payout. Read how to judge any prop firm for a wider view.
It fits if you already hold USDT or USDC, want written limits on simulated capital with no time limit, prefer to read the rules in Vietnamese, or want Perpetuals on weekends. It fits less well if you need to pay by card or bank transfer, or if a $1,000 daily limit on a $50,000 Futures account feels too tight for your style.
For the same checks from nearby markets, see our guide for traders in Thailand, guide for traders in Indonesia, guide for traders in Malaysia and guide for traders in Singapore.
FAQ
Can traders in Vietnam buy an OctoFunded challenge?
Availability is shown at signup and in the OctoFunded Terms, which list restricted countries and can change. Check the Terms and the rules that apply where you live before you pay.
Can I pay for a prop firm challenge with USDT from Vietnam?
Yes. The OctoFunded checkout is crypto only and takes USDT on TRON (TRC20) or Ethereum (ERC20), USDC on Ethereum (ERC20), BTC, ETH and SOL. Pick the coin and network at checkout and send the exact amount on that same network.
How much does an OctoFunded challenge cost?
The smallest Classic 1-Step, $10,000, costs $69 list or $62.10 with the public code OFF10, which takes 10% off every plan. Perpetuals start at $159 list and Futures at $640 list. Prices checked 1 November 2026.
Is the OctoFunded site available in Vietnamese?
Yes. The site can be switched to Vietnamese, so you can read the program rules in your own language before you buy.
Do I need to download a trading platform?
No. You trade on the OctoFunded web platform in your browser, so there is nothing to install on your computer or phone.
Is there a best prop firm in Vietnam?
There is no single best prop firm for every trader in Vietnam. Compare written rules, the checkout network, payout proof, total cost and the terms against your own trading hours and style, not against a ranking.
Compare the programs before you pay
OctoFunded offers 1-Step, 2-Step and Instant accounts on simulated capital across Classic CFDs, Perpetuals 24/7 and Futures, for a one-time fee with no time limit on evaluations. Entry starts at $69, or $62.10 with OFF10. You pay in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH or SOL, and payouts come in USDT or USDC with a public transaction hash, subject to the program rules. Read the Terms first, in Vietnamese if you prefer.
Compare the programs with code OFF10 for 10% off every plan.
Prices checked 1 November 2026.
