Straight-to-Funded $100K

Instant Funding

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Skips the evaluation entirely -- starts trading a simulated funded account from day one. 25% DAILY consistency cap (a different framing from the other 3 types' lifetime cap). 7 qualifying days ($200+ profit each) required for payout, payout every 7 days.

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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: EOD Trailing
Drawdown basis: Closed trades only
Max drawdown: $3,000
Drawdown locks at: Starting balance + $100,000
Daily loss limit: None
Consistency rule: 25%
Min. trading days: 7
Max contracts: 10

No single trading day's profit may exceed 25% of total profit. Resets after each approved payout.

No evaluation phase -- instant access to a funded account. No daily loss limit. Max 5 active S2F accounts per user (a separate, tighter cap than the other 3 types). Payout gate: minimum 7 trading days, each with at least $200 profit, before the first payout. Payout profit goal: $6000 for payout 1, $3000 for payout 2 and beyond (resets each cycle). Max payout per request: $2500 for payouts 1-3, $3000 for payout 4 and beyond. Contract scaling applies (same 5-tier table as the other 3 types), ceiling 10 minis for this size.

EOD Trailing

Payout & commercial terms

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 90% of the profit you generate once funded. How often you can actually request a payout hasn't been researched yet — see below.

Activation fee: None
Minimum payout: Not researched yet
Maximum payout: Not researched yet
Days before first payout: Not researched yet
Payout buffer: Not researched yet
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.

Purchase price not confirmed -- a real gap, left unset rather than guessed.

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.