Forex Trader - Manila, Philippines

Maverick Currencies is hiring a Proprietary FX Trader based in Manila, Philippines. This is a remote, performance-based opportunity — we fund qualified traders with up to $400,000 in firm capital and split profits 60% to 90% depending on performance tier.

Trading from Manila, Philippines

Trading from Asia gives you a natural edge on the Asian session and the Tokyo/Singapore liquidity windows, with the London open arriving later in your day to carry momentum into the European session.

What You'll Do

  • Trade Forex and Crypto markets with firm capital on a defined system
  • Follow risk rules precisely — they are not optional, they are the model
  • Document trades, journal your decisions, and review at scheduled intervals
  • Refine your edge through repetition rather than chasing new systems
  • Participate in coaching and the live trader community

Who Thrives Here

  • Coachable and consistent — discipline beats brilliance in this model
  • OK with profit-share-only compensation (no base, no minimums)
  • US-based, with reliable internet and an environment you can focus in
  • Looking at trading as a multi-year career, not a short-term try

What We Provide

  • Funded trading accounts that scale to $400,000 based on results
  • A structured curriculum focused on rule-based execution and risk control
  • Direct mentorship, weekly performance feedback, and a peer trader network
  • Tiered profit splits — 60% at entry, up to 90% at the top performance tiers

Compensation & Capital Disclosure

Compensation here is performance-driven. You keep a profit split on the trading returns you generate — 60% to 90% based on your experience and performance tier. Consistent profitable traders typically earn between $50,000 and $200,000 annually, though this is not a salary; if you do not trade profitably, you do not earn from this role. We are direct about that because it matters.

Common Questions

Q: Do I need a finance background?

A: No. Most of our successful traders come from outside finance entirely — engineering, the trades, the military, teaching, sales. Pattern recognition and discipline transfer well into trading; a degree in finance does not, particularly.

Q: What software or tools do I need?

A: We provide access to the platforms used by the firm and teach you how to use them in the program. You'll need a computer that can run trading software comfortably and stable internet — beyond that, hardware requirements are minimal.

About Maverick Currencies

Maverick Currencies operates as the Forex and Crypto arm of Maverick Trading, a prop firm with roots going back to 1997. Our focus is structured remote day trading: we develop traders through a defined education program, fund qualified candidates, and support them through ongoing coaching and community.

Apply today and start building your funded trading career from Manila, Philippines.

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