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2026-10
2021
5900 Balcones Drive, Suite 100, Austin, TX 78731, United States
Anton Calmes
United States
No refund after credentials are sent; support may authorize exceptions if no trades were placed. No fee refund for passing is published.
Every 14 days. One and Two: first payout after 14 days. Instant: first after qualifying profitable days. Signature: 14-day waiting period for each payout. Paid via Rise or crypto; store credit is also available, irrevocable and expires after one year.
- First payout on demand
- Next payouts, every 30 days
Signature: maximum 3% of balance per payout.
1% of balance on Instant, One and Two; Signature does not publish a specific minimum.
Liquidity-provider commissions vary by instrument and platform; check specifications.
Payout Protector: +25%. Remove Lock on Payout: +25%, only One and Instant. Optional; table prices exclude add-ons.
- Hold over the weekend (+10%)
- 90% Profit Split (+20%)
Static on One, Two and Signature. Instant: trailing on the highest end-of-day balance; retains its pre-payout level unless Remove Lock on Payout is purchased. One also retains its pre-payout level. Instant requires a 5% non-withdrawable buffer.
Static
Based on balance; monitor the breach level in the dashboard.
Balance-based
No fixed count; the $1 million limit is shared across evaluations, funded accounts and markets.
No evaluation deadline; the inactivity limit applies.
Checkout specifies no fixed minimum evaluation days; consistency may require additional days.
Instant: 7 days. One and Two: 4 days with at least 0.25% daily profit. Signature: no specific requirement is published.
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.
75% (90% with add-on)
The FAQ permits proprietary automation subject to restrictions, but the checkout catalogue flags EAs as disallowed. Obtain written confirmation for the selected plan and platform before using automation.
Permitted within one account. Coordinated opposing positions across accounts or firms are prohibited.
Tick harvesting, full porting and sub-minute positions at or near the contract limit are prohibited.
No universal per-trade percentage is published; gambling, all-in and abuse of margin, leverage or contract limits are prohibited.
Only between accounts owned by the same trader. Signals, passing services, group trading and EAs facilitating copy trading are prohibited.
Existing positions may remain open. No opening or closing within 3 minutes before or after high-impact news. Consequences include P&L removal, reduced leverage or account termination.
Traders are restricted from opening new positions within a 6-minute window – 3 minutes before and 3 minutes after high impact news
Account closes after 30 consecutive days without trading.
30 days
One: 50% in evaluation and funded. Signature: 50% funded only. Instant: 18%. Two: no consistency rule. The best day cannot exceed that share of total profit; continue trading until compliant.
Only with add-on (+10% price)
Cross-account arbitrage, latency or pricing-error exploitation, insider trading, front-running, third-party passing strategies and changing strategy between evaluation and funded trading. All-in, gambling and excessive exposure are prohibited. Trading is reviewed before funded account issuance.
- 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.


















