Pricing
Every plan below buys a complete evaluation attempt on the account size you pick. Targets and loss limits are identical across sizes — only the capital, the leverage cap and the price change.
$2K
$2,000 in simulated capital
Save $8 · 31% off
$10K
$10,000 in simulated capital
Save $40 · 34% off
$25K
$25,000 in simulated capital
Save $100 · 40% off
$50K
$50,000 in simulated capital
Save $180 · 46% off
$100K
$100,000 in simulated capital
Save $350 · 52% off
$200K
$200,000 in simulated capital
Save $750 · 58% off
Showing indicative pricing. Live plan data could not be loaded — figures are confirmed at checkout.
One stage, and the same limits the whole way through. The one that catches people is the total loss limit: the allowance is fixed, but the floor it sits under trails your end-of-day balance — so banked profit raises the line you must stay above.
| Rule | Evaluation |
|---|---|
| Profit target | 8% |
| Max daily loss | 3% |
| Max total loss | 10% |
| Drawdown anchor | Trails end-of-day balance |
| Minimum trading days | 5 |
| Time limit | 30 days |
| Max leverage | 64x |
| Profit split | n/a — simulated |
| Cost | $209 |
Leverage caps tighten as size grows — from 250x on the $2,000 and $10,000 accounts to 20x on $200,000 — and each instrument’s own risk brackets cap it further, BTC at 150x.
| Account | Fee | Target | Daily loss | Total loss | Min days | Leverage | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $2K | $18 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 250x | 80% |
| $10K | $79 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 250x | 80% |
| $25K | $149 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 128x | 80% |
| $50K | $209 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 64x | 80% |
| $100K | $329 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 40x | 85% |
| $200K | $549 | 8% | 3% | 10% | 5 | 20x | 90% |
There is no premium tier, no add-on that unlocks a better spread, and no feature held back for larger accounts.
Anything not covered here is in the rulebook or the FAQ. If it is in neither, email support and we will publish the answer.
A single fee buys one evaluation attempt on the account size you choose. It is one stage — pass it and a funded account follows. There is no subscription, no data fee and no charge to keep an account open.
If you pass and reach your first payout, the fee is returned to you alongside that payout.
The account is closed to new orders, open positions are flattened at the mark, and the attempt ends. The breach is recorded with the exact equity, timestamp and rule that triggered it.
You can buy a new attempt at any time. We do not sell "resets" at a discount that only makes sense if you expect to fail — the same fee buys the same attempt.
Thirty days, counted from your first trade rather than from the purchase — so reading the rules and watching the market for a week costs you nothing.
There is also a minimum of five qualifying trading days, which stops a single lucky position from clearing the target. A day counts on a completed round trip: opened and closed the same day, held at least two minutes.
Your share is set by the plan you buy, not by how many payouts you have taken: 80% to the trader up to the $50,000 account, 85% on $100,000 and 90% on $200,000.
Splits are calculated on realised profit net of fees and funding since your previous payout, and the high-water mark carries across payouts — you are never paid twice for the same gain.
Yes. After two consecutive profitable payout periods on a funded account, your allocation increases by 50% of the original size, up to a $1,000,000 ceiling across all accounts held by one trader.
Scaling does not reset your drawdown anchor to your advantage: the limits move with the new balance.
Crypto only — there is no card payment. You pay through a hosted crypto checkout and choose the coin and network there; the amount is credited to your wallet once the network confirms, and your wallet pays for the plan.
Fees are quoted and charged in USD. Payouts are always made in USDT.
Account sizes from $2,000 to $200,000. One stage, keep up to 90%, and get your fee back with your first payout.
Evaluation accounts are simulated. Fees are charged for access to the evaluation and are not deposits.