Straight-to-Live (S2L) $50K
EvaluationList price, before any code
A purchasable EVALUATION that leads to a live-capital account on passing -- NOT a directly-purchasable live account (corrected 2026-09-07; the original modeling treated this as instant funding, which is wrong). The evaluation's own risk parameters (profit target, drawdown, etc.) are not yet confirmed -- a real, flagged gap. What IS confirmed is the live account you land in after passing: Core/Edge/Ultra at $50K/$150K/$300K buying power. A separate, parallel discretionary path also exists -- DayTraders' own risk team performance-transitions roughly 1% of sim-funded traders directly to live, bypassing S2L entirely. Effective for S2L accounts passed on or after 12 August 2026: only one S2L account may be active at a time per trader -- the next unlocks only once the active account's drawdown locks or it blows.
Pass-probability calculator
This account has no evaluation stage to calculate — it's instant-funded, or the evaluation rules haven't been researched yet.
Trading rules
Funded
- Drawdown type
- Intraday Trailing
- Drawdown basis
- Open + closed trades
- Max drawdown
- $2,000
- Drawdown locks at
- Other (see notes)
- Daily loss limit
- $1,000
- Consistency rule
- None
- Min. trading days
- 8
- Mini contracts
- 2
- Micro contracts
- 20
- Max contracts
- 1
Real capital, directly purchasable, no evaluation. "Min. Days to Pass: 8 Qualifying Days" interpreted as a payout-eligibility requirement (not a pass/fail evaluation gate, since there is no evaluation) -- entered as min_trading_days at the funded stage. Trailing-stop lock point not confirmed for Live specifically (the firm's article only discusses "Evaluation" and "Pro" accounts) -- left blank rather than assumed to match Pro's initial-balance lock.This is the LIVE account (real capital) issued after passing the Straight-to-Live evaluation -- not a target to hit, an ongoing account. No minimum daily profit and no consistency rule. A $1,000 withdrawal buffer above the initial balance is required, and payouts only unlock once the trailing drawdown has locked. Free activation and market data. 80/20 profit split, daily payouts.
Straight-to-Live (S2L) payout structure
How you actually get paid on this account — not just the split percentage, but when, how often, and what has to be true first. Why do these vary so much firm to firm?
You keep 80% of the profit you generate once funded. Daily -- unlocks once the trailing drawdown has locked (see stage notes).
80% to trader / 20% to DayTraders (owner-confirmed directly).
- Activation fee
- None
- Minimum payout
- Not researched yet
- Maximum payout
- Not researched yet
- Days before first payout
- Not researched yet
- Payout buffer
- Required — clear $1,000 above starting balance
- Max accounts per trader
- 5
- Scaling plan
- Not researched yet
Not sure what a payout buffer is, or why one account pays out weekly and another monthly? Read the payout buffer explainer or the full payout structures FAQ.
Tier name: "Core Live". Real-time data fees free, platform license included. Min daily profit to count as a qualifying day: $200. Profit split not shown.This account is reached by passing a Straight-to-Live (S2L) evaluation -- it is not purchased directly. S2L's own evaluation-stage risk parameters are not yet confirmed (a real gap).
Prohibited trading practices
Every prop firm restricts these in some form. We haven't confirmed this specific firm's exact wording on each one — read the linked explainer, then check the firm's own terms before trading around it.
- What is "account flipping"?
- Can I hedge across my own multiple accounts?
- Are copy trading and EAs (bots) allowed?
- Can I copy someone else's trades, or share a signal with other traders?
- Is arbitrage trading allowed?
- Are martingale, grid, or other "guaranteed-outcome" strategies allowed?
- What if I find and use a bug, glitch, or pricing error in the firm's own platform?
- Can I use a VPN, or let someone else trade my account?
- Can a firm require me to use a stop loss?
- What counts as "gaming the simulation" or manipulation?
- Can a firm require me to hold trades for a minimum amount of time?