Rulebook

The complete rulebook.

Version 0.9 — pre-launch draft · Last updated August 2, 2026 · Your account is pinned to the version you buy.

Accounts & pricing

Account sizeNo activation feeLower monthlyResetMax contracts
$25,000
$109/mo
$0 — nothing due at funding, ever
$89/mo
$149 due once — only if you qualify
$593 minis · 30 micros
$50,000
$159/mo
$0 — nothing due at funding, ever
$129/mo
$199 due once — only if you qualify
$896 minis · 60 micros
$100,000
Opens later
~$199/mo
Published at opening
TBA/mo
Published at opening
—12 minis · 120 micros

$100,000 — Opens a few months after launch — priced on real data, not guesses.

Pricing notes
  • Two plans at every tier: $0 activation with a higher monthly, or a lower monthly with the activation fee printed on the card. Both prices are public — nothing is discovered at qualification.
  • You pay while you are in the evaluation. Pass in three weeks — you paid one month.
  • Reset anytime, one click, unlimited, inside the month you already paid.
  • The list price is the real price. When we run a promotion it has a start date, an end date, and a reference price we actually charge.

The evaluation

Profit target6% of accountThe market standard. We differentiate elsewhere.
Max drawdown5% of accountTarget-to-drawdown ratio of 1.2 : 1 — the whole panel runs 1.5 : 1. Structurally easier.
Daily loss limitSoft breachYou hit it, your day ends, your account survives. It is never a kill switch.
Minimum trading days3Not 10. We need to see a pattern, not hold you hostage.
Consistency rule40% — evaluation onlyNo single day may exceed 40% of your total profit. It dies the day you qualify.
Time limit12 months of active timeOne free 6-month extension on request. 21 days without a trade puts the account to sleep — reactivation is free and instant.

Drawdown

During the evaluation
End-of-day trailing, frozen at your starting balance

Your drawdown trails your end-of-day balance — never intraday. Once it has climbed to your starting balance, it freezes there. No intraday trail means an open winner cannot kill your account by breathing.

Once you are funded
Static. The trail dies at qualification.

The day you qualify, your drawdown stops moving forever. It sits below your starting balance and never rises again. Most firms keep trailing you after funding — that is the single most hated rule in this industry, and we killed it.

What is allowed

News trading
No windows, no exceptions. On a simulated account there is no execution risk to protect — a news ban is a payout-refusal pretext, nothing else.
Scalping & algorithmic trading
No minimum hold time, no imposed trading hours outside daily settlement close.
So-called “martingale”
The word has no operational definition — any size increase after a loss can be requalified as one. Position caps and the daily loss limit are the real bounds. We stick to what is written and measurable.
Unlimited payouts
A funded account lives as long as it respects its drawdown. There is no cap on how many payouts one account can take.

What is forbidden

Opposite positions across accounts
Two accounts holding mirror positions on the same product in the same window — yours or coordinated. It is the only genuinely profitable fraud vector in this model.
Copy trading between distinct traders
Automated replication of one trader’s flow onto other people’s accounts.
Exploiting the simulation engine
Strategies whose profit depends on our fill model rather than the market: passive fills at untraded prices, latency arbitrage against our feed, high-frequency loops on the simulated book.
More than 3 active accounts
Per person, any tier. Contract caps apply at the largest account’s level across all three.
Trading someone else’s account
KYC on every payout. Non-negotiable.
The principle behind the list

Only what is objectively measurable in our data is forbidden. A rule we cannot prove with a timestamp and a trade ID is not a rule — it is a refusal pretext. Every closure comes with the written reason and the exact trade IDs, and you get 7 days to respond.

Payouts

90/10profit split — 90% of every payout is yours, on the evaluation tiers and funded alike.
PayoutCondition25K cap50K cap
Payout 15 trading days funded$375$750
Payout 25 trading days later$625$1,250
Payout 35 trading days later$1,000$2,000
Payout 4+5 trading days eachNo per-request cap · $1,750/moNo per-request cap · $2,500/mo
  • Minimum request: $100. Balance floor: your starting balance — you withdraw profit, never capital.
  • Your first three withdrawals are capped, in writing, with the amounts and the calendar. From the fourth on, no per-request cap — a monthly ceiling replaces it. Most firms cap you for life and never publish when it lifts.
How a payout runs
01
Request

One click from your dashboard. Instruction starts automatically — no human gatekeeper to catch in a good mood.

02
Decision within 24h

Approved or refused with the written reason and the exact trade IDs concerned. No refusal may cite a rule that was not published when you traded.

03
Funds sent within 48h

Bank transfer or crypto. The clock is public: we publish our median payout time every quarter.

04
If you dispute

Your rulebook is versioned and your account is pinned to the version you bought. 7-day right of reply on any closure, answered in writing.

Account lifecycle

Drawdown breached in evaluationEvaluation over. Reset available instantly — one click, unlimited, $59/$89.
Daily loss limit hitSoft breach: positions closed, day over, account alive. Back tomorrow.
Drawdown breached while fundedAccount closed for good. We do not sell funded resets — you restart on a fresh evaluation with −25% off (once, 90 days).
21 days without a tradeAccount sleeps, data feed pauses. Reactivation free, instant, no questions.

Transparency

The numbers everyone hides, published every quarter.

One futures prop firm publishes its pass rates today. We will go further — every quarter, with the raw CSV attached:

  • Pass rate — published BOTH per attempt and per person. Mixing those two denominators is how this industry lies.
  • Share of funded traders who actually received a payout.
  • Payout distribution: median, 25th and 75th percentile — not just a flattering average.
  • Survival curve of funded accounts. Nobody publishes this. We will.
  • Median time from payout request to money received.
The commitment

Publishing a bad number will hurt. That is exactly what makes the commitment credible — and impossible to copy for a firm whose numbers cannot stand the light.