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1-step evaluation then funded. EOD drawdown, locks at starting balance once reached. No consistency rule once funded. A separate "NYC Session" variant is mentioned in third-party sources but not modeled here -- no primary source found for its numbers.

Futures (22-Hour Session) $100K

Evaluation

80% profit split

$159
Profit target
$2,000
Max drawdown
$1,000
Drawdown type
EOD Trailing
Daily loss limit
None
Min. trading days
3
Once funded:EOD TrailingNo DLL
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Firm notes

Futures-only prop firm. One account type found and modeled: a 1-step evaluation ("Futures" program, 22-Hour Session), 3 sizes ($100K/$200K/$300K). EOD drawdown that locks at starting balance once reached. No consistency rule once funded (confirmed). Daily payouts, no monthly caps stated. No activation fee beyond the initial one-time purchase price. Real gap: no dedicated help-center/FAQ site was found for this firm (unlike every other firm loaded so far) -- traderslaunch.com/futures was the only primary source reached; a search for a help center came up empty. Third-party aggregator content (not trusted as primary) mentioned a second "NYC Session" variant with a different profit-split structure (a 55%/80% tiering) -- NOT modeled here, since no primary source gave its own numbers; only the 22-Hour Session data, which the firm's own page stated directly and consistently across all 3 sizes, is entered. Contract scaling ("scale up to 15 mini contracts") mentioned but the scaling schedule/thresholds were not detailed -- noted only, not modeled as a separate field. Source: traderslaunch.com/futures, fetched directly, reviewed 2026-09-04. Real gap confirmed 2026-09-07, not yet entered: strong structural evidence (parameterised checkout URLs, e.g. "...&split=80&hours=2") points to a second real account configuration -- a "NYC Session" (9:30am-4:00pm EST) alongside the modeled "22-Hour Session" (6:00pm-4:00pm EST), plus a 55% profit-split tier alongside the modeled 80%. This would be a full session x split x size matrix (up to 12 configurations), not a simple second account type -- needs checkout screenshots (same treatment as Lucid's DLL toggle and TradeDay's payment plan) before it can be entered. Not guessed at here.