What SabioTrade is
The FAQ answers "Do I trade with real funds or capital?" by saying you get simulated capital in a real market environment. That makes SabioTrade a prop-style evaluation firm, not a broker.
The public terms PDF we found is marked for the US market and names CODEVIL IT ENGINEERING LIMITED in Dublin. We did not find a separate entity named for Australia on the FAQ. Check the footer of sabiotrade.com from your country before you pay.
Where the site contradicts itself or adds conditions
- Eligibility. The page served to a US address says services are for US residents. The EU version says US citizens are not accepted under any circumstances.
- Guarantees. The FAQ calls payouts guaranteed provided trading complies with the Terms and the Service Agreement. The same FAQ says any breach on a funded account bought from 2 February 2026 cancels payout eligibility, so the promise is only as good as your rule record.
- Consistency at payout. One FAQ answer caps a single trade at 55% of profit, another payout answer mentions 40%.
None of this proves bad faith. It does mean you should read the terms for your own country on the day you buy.
Checklist before you pay
- Open the terms linked in the footer of sabiotrade.com and confirm your country is accepted.
- Read the prohibited list. Scalping, copy trading, bots and hedging can void an account.
- Start with the 7-day free trial to see the dashboard and the rule meters.
- Read recent reviews on Trustpilot and Reddit and check the dates. We do not reprint ratings because they change weekly.
Next: how payouts work and how it compares with FTMO.
Questions
Is SabioTrade a scam?
It operates openly and publishes its rules. Trading is simulated and payouts follow the Terms and the Service Agreement. Read the terms for your country before paying.
Is SabioTrade regulated?
It presents itself as a simulated evaluation service, not a broker. The FAQ does not name a financial regulator.
Do I trade real money at SabioTrade?
No. The FAQ says evaluation and funded accounts use virtual capital.