As well if anyones interested, there's a LeeLoo Facebook group. I'm not 100% sure its an official one. There's some pictures though of people posting withdraws (not many) and certifications of completion. The admin posts discount codes, and they seem to be actual discount codes, not referral codes (originally thought it was just someone trying to get referral fees).

The group is primarily in Spanish, and since their site also is in both english/spanish I'm wondering if that's maybe more their target? 100% confused at this point.

FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/523177615145591/about

Also did some searching on YouTube for any reviews. Here's one trading channel that passed, was a little surprised that you have to show them (trader has to show LeeLoo) that you passed with screen shots etc. I agree that's also weird, but it is clear on their site. None the less, his video is from June, said he'd do a follow up video to see if he can do a withdraw once the 30 trading days is met:

Follow up video, says he got paid (last 2 mins of the video):

Hi, I started their evaluation last week, once I get to the end of the evaluation I will go for the investor account and keep people updated on LeeLoo support etc.. Up to now all is going well, no complaints.

I have live funded account now, mostly trade 1-2 contracts in NQ with a $500 - $750 per Day Goal, usually no mare than 3 trades in a day, frequently only 1 . Sometimes I trade 2 contracts, and I can trade up to 8...

I have qualified twice (one i had a drawdown, had to reset) for a Leeloo funded acct. (50k 8 Contracts) and I know another trader who has as well. I have not made enough to qualify for withdrawals, as IMO the goal with any funded account is to not strip it of cash until you get a ahead at 2-3 the qualification amount to allow for drawdowns and taking larger risk for larger wins.. if that makes sense.

I believe Leeloo has the least amount of "Booby Traps" to disqualify you, compared to the others and the lowest reset fee, only $75. I had a combine with Earn2Trade and accidentally unknowing traded an extra contract, when a back to back trade occurred. Leeloo would have rejected the order, instead Earn2Trade disqualified my whole account and I was close to my profit goal. That's when I started researching all of the funded account providers.

I did research Leeloo, and yes their site and videos are "different" but I am comfortable with them being legit...

Another observation... companies that offer funded accounts make money from monthly fees and reset fees, and then of course the trades that make profits they get 20%... I surmise that the large # of traders that fail and pay for resets, offset their costs and allow for a profit.

Cheers

I passed the evaluation 2 weeks ago I'm about to have enough capital in my performance account to eliminate my Rising Trailing Max Drawdown; I will inform in this threat if I'm available to withdraw capital; I'm very conservador trader so let's see.

Magneto 

I passed the evaluation 2 weeks ago I'm about to have enough capital in my performance account to eliminate my Rising Trailing Max Drawdown; I will inform in this threat if I'm available to withdraw capital; I'm very conservador trader so let's see.

Mangeto, any update?

Is this thread dead ? Anyone getting paid ? At year end do you get 1099 or K-1 ?

Thx, Rick

Anyone passed the Leeloo Express challenge? If so did you have to pay a monthly fee aside from data plan once you had the performance account?

Phoenixoboros 

Anyone passed the Leeloo Express challenge? If so did you have to pay a monthly fee aside from data plan once you had the performance account?

$80 fee every month per account.
Or you can pay a lifetime $250 fee per account.

Has anyone been able to withdraw all profits from their accounts once past the 180 trading days threshold?

Phoenixoboros 

Has anyone been able to withdraw all profits from their accounts once past the 180 trading days threshold?

@Phoenixoboros,

Fair point - and one that comes up regularly. People researching whether Leeloo Trading is a scam typically land on threads like this, so it's worth laying out what the community has actually reported.

The short answer: yes, some traders have successfully withdrawn, but the path isn't as straightforward as the marketing suggests. A few things to watch:

The rules that trip people up:

• 30% Rule - No single trading day can account for more than 30% of your total profit across the lifetime of the Performance Account. This is applied retroactively across all traded days, not just the current payout period.
• Flipping Rule (5%) - If Leeloo's review team determines your lower-profit days are "inconsistent" with your normal pattern, they can flag it. Important: the dashboard percentages for this metric are reportedly inaccurate and shouldn't be relied on for self-monitoring.
• Rise Works verification - Required for funded accounts and adds another layer to the withdrawal process.

Community members here have had mixed results. Some report smooth payouts trading modest size - 1-2 NQ contracts targeting $500-750/day. Others have had accounts closed during payout review with explanations that felt vague, particularly around "consistency" interpretations.

One point worth noting from past discussions: the withdrawal threshold itself functions almost like another evaluation step. At least one member reported Leeloo wouldn't clarify whether traders could withdraw the profit threshold amount when closing accounts.

Since you're already familiar with the fee structure, my suggestion would be to document your daily P&L distribution carefully - especially relative to that 30% rule. That seems to be where most disputes originate.

Has anyone else here cleared the 180-day mark and successfully pulled profits? Recent experiences would add a lot to this thread.

Have a good weekend!

-- Fi

"Due diligence isn't distrust - it's the same discipline you bring to reading a chart before entering a trade."