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71-75 Shelton Street, Covent Garden, London, United Kingdom, WC2H 9JQ
5900 Balcones Drive, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78731, United States
Anastasiia Kaplunenko
Anton Calmes
United Kingdom
United States
2026
2021
Liquidity Providers
Core and Flash: evaluation fee refunded with the first payout. Value: 100% refund of the evaluation fee with the third payout. Not refundable on Instant challenges, nor if the evaluation is failed.
No public info
Every 14 days (every 7 days with Weekly Payout Add-on).
- First payout on demand
- Next payouts, every 30 days
$10,000 per payout (all methods).
$100 (all methods).
1:100 (all platforms)
- TradeLocker, cTrader: 1:30
- MT5: 1:100
- TradeLocker, cTrader: 1:30
- MT5: 1:100
- TradeLocker, cTrader: 1:30
- MT5: 1:100
- TradeLocker: 1:2
- cTrader, MT5: 1:100
1:2 (all platforms)
Available add-ons include: 90/10 Profit Split, Weekly Payout, and others available at checkout.
- Hold over the weekend (+10%)
- 90% Profit Split (+20%)
Double the size of your account every time you meet the requirements, up to $2,000,000:
- Make at least one withdrawal (tracking starts then).
- Within any 6-month window, 3 months must show over 2% profit.
- Total profit (current profit + payouts) must reach 10% of the starting balance.
Static
Static
80% by default, up to 90% with the 90/10 Profit Split Add-on.
75% (90% with add-on)
Equity-based (Start-of-Day Equity).
Balance-based
No time limit on the challenge.
Core and Value: minimum active trading days required; specific number varies by account size. Flash: no minimum trading days requirement, except on 100K and 200K account sizes.
EAs are allowed but require pre-approval by email (support@onefunded.com). EAs that execute trades automatically on behalf of the trader are not allowed; EAs that act as trading assistants (lot size, risk management, position sizing) are allowed.
Max Exposure Rule: floating loss per trade idea may not exceed 3% of Start-of-Trade-Idea Equity (1% on Instant accounts). Max Margin Utilization monitored at 50%.
Copy trading is permitted only between your own OneFunded accounts. External copy trading or signal mirroring (Telegram, Discord, social networks, third-party copiers) is prohibited.
Trading during high-impact news is allowed, but the News Volatility Period (5 minutes before and after the release) is monitored. Trades that appear to exploit volatility or news-driven price spikes may trigger compliance review and corrective actions.
Traders are restricted from opening new positions within a 6-minute window – 3 minutes before and 3 minutes after high impact news
60 days in evaluation phase, 30 days in funded phase.
30 days
Evaluation phases: no consistency rule, except on 100K and 200K account sizes (where the Best Day Profit Ratio cap applies). Live (funded) phase: 50% Best Day Profit Ratio cap across Core, Value and Flash. The rule does not breach the account; it only blocks phase passing or payout until the ratio falls within the cap.
Only with add-on (+10% price)
- Latency arbitrage and reverse arbitrage
- Tick scalping designed to exploit microstructure or pricing refresh
- Cross-account hedging (between OneFunded accounts or with external accounts)
- One-sided bets / aggressive averaging into losses
- Martingale and grid recovery systems with uncontrolled exposure
- External copy trading or signal mirroring without authorization
- Account management by third parties or account passing services
- Data freezing, gap billing, delayed or slow data feeds
- Exploiting broker pricing or platform errors.
- Using insider or non-public information.
- Front-running trades from other sources.
- Trading in ways that harm the company's broker relationship.
- Causing regulatory issues for the broker.
- Using third-party or marketed challenge-passing strategies.
- Passing an assessment with one strategy and using another in a funded account.
- Using Martingale or averaging-down strategies.
- Arbitraging an evaluation account with another account.
- Taking repeated excessive "all-in" risks across one or multiple accounts.


















