Instant $100K

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No evaluation. No daily drawdown, only a max drawdown (amount not found). Consistency escalates 20% -> 25% -> 30% after the 2nd/3rd approved payout, except 25K which stays fixed at 20%.

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Trading rules

Funded

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Drawdown type: EOD Trailing
Daily loss limit: None
Consistency rule: 20%
Min. trading days: 10
Max contracts: 8

Starts at 20%, rises to 25% after the 2nd approved payout, then 30% after the 3rd.

No daily drawdown -- only a max drawdown applies.

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?

Profit split hasn't been researched yet for this account.

Activation fee: None
Minimum payout: Not researched yet
Maximum payout: $2,500
Days before first payout: Not researched yet
Payout buffer: Not researched yet
Max accounts per trader: Not researched yet
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.

No evaluation, no profit target -- funded access immediately. Payout cap for the 1st cycle at this size: $2500 (rises with track record). Can request up to 50% of total profits per payout cycle. No withdrawal buffer required. Must trade at least once every 7 calendar days to stay active. Minimum 10 trading days before the first payout. Profit split not independently confirmed for this type (left NULL rather than assumed to match Elite's 90/10).

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.