The account balance (not equity) must reach 10% profit relative to the starting account balance. All positions must be closed.

Example:

Current equity or balance must not reach -3% of the account size relative to the starting day's equity. Floating losses count, not only closed trades.

Example:

At any point within that day, the current equity or balance must not drop to $1,040.

Current equity or balance must not reach -6% of the account size relative to the highest recorded account balance. This trails higher as the account balance increases and never moves back down.

Example:

At any point, the current equity or balance must not drop to $995.

To maintain consistent risk management, traders must follow this guideline:

A trade idea is considered one idea if:

If trades are on different symbols or in opposite directions, they are treated as separate trade ideas.

Example: $50,000 Account

✅ Single Trade Idea (within limit):

❌ Single Trade Idea (over limit):

✅ Multiple Trade Ideas (independent losses):

In short: On a $50,000 account, no more than $1,000 floating or closed loss may be allocated to a single trade idea, regardless of how many entries you use within it.

Remember, this rule is only applied in the funded phase.

Below are the rules for maintaining a Try Out account, how to proceed through phases, and strict account limitations:

🚨 Warning: If a user is detected operating multiple profiles, this will result in immediate account termination and a permanent ban from our platform.

Once your account balance reaches the $100 profit target with all positions closed and at least 2 trading days completed:

News trading is fully permitted during the Challenge phase, with no restrictions in place.

News trading is allowed, but one critical guideline must be followed:

For the purpose of the 30% rule, a trade is classified as a "News Trade" based on specific timing relative to a Red Folder event affecting that specific asset.

The 10-Minute Window: A trade is considered a News Trade if it is opened, held, or closed within the window of:

All currency pairs linked to the news event are restricted, along with indices tied to the relevant currency’s economic news.

These instruments are subject to the same news-trading guidelines and restrictions.

To accommodate swing traders who prefer not to micromanage positions around news events, Pro accounts may hold trades through such events under the following conditions:

Both rules must be followed for trades held through news events to remain compliant.

FundingTraders supports up to 1:50 leverage, with specific ratios for each instrument class to suit different trading strategies and manage risk appropriately.

This tiered leverage structure ensures both opportunity and account protection, aligning with FundingTraders’ focus on sustainable trading.

FundingTraders maintains a simple and transparent commission structure to help traders clearly understand their trading costs.

This straightforward approach ensures traders can accurately plan and manage their trading costs once funded.

Reminder:

The Consistency Score is a trading rule designed to encourage sustainable and reliable profit generation, not high-risk, one-off gains. Your largest profit day must not exceed 50% of your total profits to qualify for a payout. Partial trades are counted on the day the position is fully closed, so profit allocation reflects realized outcomes, not interim fluctuations.

The largest trading day's profit must be less than or equal to 50% of the total profit at any point. If the score exceeds this limit, trading must continue until compliance is achieved. Exceeding the threshold does not breach your account.

(Highest Trading Day Profit / Total Trading Days PNL) x 100 = Consistency Score

To qualify for payouts, the result should not be greater than 50%.

If the Consistency Score is above 50%, use this formula to find the minimum total profits needed to meet the rule:

Highest Trading Day Profit / 0.5 = Required Total Trading Days Profits

To ensure payout eligibility, keep the largest profit day at or below 50% of current profits at all times. This approach rewards consistent, lower-risk trading performance and discourages a reliance on single large trades or lucky events.

Try Out funded accounts are paid the same day you request. There is no 21-day waiting period after your first trade, and no payout add-ons are needed.

You can request a payout once all of the following are true:

FundingTraders offers a fixed profit split of 80% to the trader and 20% to the firm on Try Out funded accounts.

Real-cash payouts on the Try Out funded account are capped at $500 in total over the lifetime of the account. Once the cap is reached, no further payouts are available on the Try Out account.

The Try Out gets you through the door. To trade uncapped payouts and larger account sizes, move to a paid challenge: Get Funded.

1. Go to the Payouts tab
Open your dashboard and click Payouts on the menu.

2. Click “Request Payout”
Select the account showing available profit.

3. Enter your 2FA code
Type the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.

4. Review your payout details
Check your profit, profit split(requesting a partial payout is possible), and refund amount.

5. Choose your payout method
Select Rise or Crypto, then enter the required details.

1. Rise (Bank Transfer)

2. Crypto (via Coinbase Commerce)

Notes:

This setup ensures both speed and flexibility while letting traders maintain market activity due to the account reset feature during payout processing.

6. Submit your request
Click REQUEST PAYOUT button.

7. Confirmation screen
You’ll see “Payout Completed.” once you have successfully requested the payout.

8. Check your email
You’ll receive a confirmation with all payout details.

9. Track status
Your payout will appear under Previous Payouts with its current status.

Try Out funded accounts are automatically reset to their initial $1,000 balance while a payout request is being processed, allowing you to continue trading without any interruption. This ensures ongoing market participation and uninterrupted trading activity even during the payout approval period.

If an account fails within 48 hours of a payout request, the payout will be denied. The account will then be reinstated, and the payout amount will be credited back to the account balance.