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Facts checked 2026-09-24 by BrokerCatalogue research desk (from the firm's own site) · AI visibility: Pipswire index 2026-Q3
Lark Funding
Canada · founded 2023
0.1 / 100AI visibility · rank #56
Lark Funding is a proprietary trading firm based in Canada, founded in 2023. It offers one-step, three-step, instant-funding evaluations on forex, indices, commodities, crypto. Funded accounts go up to $200,000. The profit split is 80% (90% on Instant).
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How often AI assistants recommend Lark Funding (Q3 2026)
Source: Pipswire AI Visibility Index, 2026-Q3 (CC BY 4.0), 2,344 answers across 5 AI engines and Google, 16 markets. Visibility is not a quality rating.
Lark Funding: common questions
Do AI assistants recommend Lark Funding?
Lark Funding scores 0.1 / 100 on the Q3 2026 Pipswire AI Visibility Index (rank #56 of 76) and is named in % of AI answers about which prop firm to use.
What is the Lark Funding profit split?
Lark Funding pays a 80% (90% on Instant) profit split, with payouts every 14 days (evaluation accounts); streamlined on Instant.
How much does a Lark Funding challenge cost?
Challenge fees at Lark Funding start at $99 ($10,000 via 100K Road); $399 for $100,000 for account sizes of $10k to $200k (1-Step), $10k to $100k (3-Step).
What are the Lark Funding drawdown rules?
Maximum drawdown is static 5% (3-Step); static 12% (1-Step Fast).
Is Lark Funding regulated?
No prop firm is a regulated broker: Lark Funding sells evaluations and funds (usually simulated) accounts, it does not hold client deposits under a financial licence.
Risk warning: prop firms are not regulated brokers or investment firms. Evaluations are paid, fees are usually non-refundable, most accounts are simulated, and a firm can change its rules or stop paying out. Most participants fail the evaluation. Nothing on this page is financial advice; read the firm's terms before you pay.