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Your morning update on futures prop firm rule changes, refreshed overnight.
We track the published rules and policies of 32 futures prop firms and keep every version, so when a firm edits a rule we have the before and after in writing. Most of what changes is really nothing: a fixed typo, a clarified sentence, a word added here and there. But real changes stand out fast, and you can literally watch rules and policies tighten line by line. Payout terms creep, consistency thresholds drop, and prices quietly climb. It works the other way too: sometimes payouts improve and rules loosen, and when that happens it’s usually one of our Premier firms.
Most of the tightening shows up on the Unlisted side, firms we track but haven’t listed on PickAPropFirm.com. When a firm with a rough reputation starts gaining traction on rock-bottom prices, promoted by affiliates who would scam their own grandma for a commission, the discount usually costs you somewhere else, and that somewhere shows up here. If a plan looks too good to be true, it almost always is.
Starred changes are the ones we think deserve your attention; the full feed below is everything we caught, right down to the typo fixes.
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PremierBluSky · Propel Plans: Phases, Rules and Costs | BluSky Rules and Help Center6 values changed, including $250 to $500.Oct 19
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Before
We split that step out and call it the Buffer Zone. It is where you build the balance that carries into your Sim Funded account, and it is deliberately gentler than the evaluation you just passed: a smaller target and no daily loss limit.
| Account size | Profit target | Drawdown | Consistency | Largest single day |
|---|
And if you fail it, you reset the Buffer Zone on its own. Your evaluation still stands — you never go back to the beginning. Resets are $250 each for the first three, then $300 for resets four to six, $350 for seven to nine, and so on. If your Buffer Zone had already passed into Sim Funded, a reset is $500. These are the Propel Buffer Zone reset prices.
Phase 3 — Sim Funded
Your account is still simulated, but the profits are real and you can withdraw them. There is no profit target here — the job is to keep trading well.
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|
Section: Phase 3 — Sim Funded
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50K $3,000 $100 $250 $2,500 100K $3,500 $100 $250 $3,000 150K $2,000 $100 $250 $1,500 200K $3,000 $100 $250 $2,500 300K $3,500 $100 $250 $3,000
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $250 | $1,500 |
Payouts can be requested daily, Monday to Friday, on any balance above your starting balance. Requests made before 11am ET are processed the same trading day. While Sim Funded, stop trading for the day once you are $5,000 up and for the week once you are $10,000 up — passing $10,000 in total profit triggers a review for Live Brokerage, where the caps come off entirely.
Nothing is charged during this phase. Your subscription ended at the evaluation.
How the consistency rule works
The consistency rule keeps your biggest day in proportion to the rest of your trading. We compare your largest single profitable day against the sum of your profitable days. Losing days are left out of the calculation entirely — many firms divide by your net profit instead, which shrinks the number you are measured against and makes the rule harder to satisfy.
Here is a week counted both ways. Say you made $1,000 on Monday, $900 on Tuesday, lost $600 on Wednesday, then made $900 on Thursday and $600 on Friday:
- At BluSky we add up your profitable days: $1,000 + $900 + $900 + $600 = $3,400. Your biggest day of $1,000 is 29.4% of that — inside the 34% rule. ✅
- Counting net profit instead subtracts the losing day: $3,400 − $600 = $2,800. The same $1,000 day is now 35.7% — outside the same rule. ❌
The 300K works to a 21% rule instead, so the same week would need your profit spread across more days to comply.
Being out of consistency does not fail your account. It is checked when you request a payout or try to pass a phase, and you fix it by trading on — every additional profitable day grows the total you are measured against and brings your percentage down.
Resetting a Propel evaluation
Most traders do not pass first time. A reset clears the days traded, the balance and the rules by creating a fresh evaluation account, so you can try again without buying a new plan.
| Account size | Propel evaluation reset |
|---|
After
We split that step out and call it the Buffer Zone. It is where you build the balance that carries into your Sim Funded account, and it is deliberately gentler than the evaluation you just passed: a smaller target and no daily loss limit.
| Account size | Profit target | Drawdown | Consistency | Largest single day |
|---|
And if you fail it, you reset the Buffer Zone on its own. Your evaluation still stands — you never go back to the beginning. Resets are $250 each for the first three, then $300 for resets four to six, $350 for seven to nine, and so on. If your Buffer Zone had already passed into Sim Funded, a reset is $500. These are the Propel Buffer Zone reset prices.
Phase 3 — Sim Funded
Your account is still simulated, but the profits are real and you can withdraw them. There is no profit target here — the job is to keep trading well.
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|
Section: Phase 3 — Sim Funded
+
50K $3,000 $100 $500 $2,500 100K $3,500 $100 $500 $3,000 150K $2,000 $100 $500 $1,500 200K $3,000 $100 $500 $2,500 300K $3,500 $100 $500 $3,000
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $500 | $1,500 |
Payouts can be requested daily, Monday to Friday, on any balance above your starting balance. Requests made before 11am ET are processed the same trading day. While Sim Funded, stop trading for the day once you are $5,000 up and for the week once you are $10,000 up — passing $10,000 in total profit triggers a review for Live Brokerage, where the caps come off entirely.
Nothing is charged during this phase. Your subscription ended at the evaluation.
How the consistency rule works
The consistency rule keeps your biggest day in proportion to the rest of your trading. We compare your largest single profitable day against the sum of your profitable days. Losing days are left out of the calculation entirely — many firms divide by your net profit instead, which shrinks the number you are measured against and makes the rule harder to satisfy.
Here is a week counted both ways. Say you made $1,000 on Monday, $900 on Tuesday, lost $600 on Wednesday, then made $900 on Thursday and $600 on Friday:
- At BluSky we add up your profitable days: $1,000 + $900 + $900 + $600 = $3,400. Your biggest day of $1,000 is 29.4% of that — inside the 34% rule. ✅
- Counting net profit instead subtracts the losing day: $3,400 − $600 = $2,800. The same $1,000 day is now 35.7% — outside the same rule. ❌
The 300K works to a 21% rule instead, so the same week would need your profit spread across more days to comply.
Being out of consistency does not fail your account. It is checked when you request a payout or try to pass a phase, and you fix it by trading on — every additional profitable day grows the total you are measured against and brings your percentage down.
Resetting a Propel evaluation
Most traders do not pass first time. A reset clears the days traded, the balance and the rules by creating a fresh evaluation account, so you can try again without buying a new plan.
| Account size | Propel evaluation reset |
|---|
We split that step out and call it the Buffer Zone. It is where you build the balance that carries into your Sim Funded account, and it is deliberately gentler than the evaluation you just passed: a smaller target and no daily loss limit.
| Account size | Profit target | Drawdown | Consistency | Largest single day |
|---|
And if you fail it, you reset the Buffer Zone on its own. Your evaluation still stands — you never go back to the beginning. Resets are $250 each for the first three, then $300 for resets four to six, $350 for seven to nine, and so on. If your Buffer Zone had already passed into Sim Funded, a reset is $500. These are the Propel Buffer Zone reset prices.
Phase 3 — Sim Funded
Your account is still simulated, but the profits are real and you can withdraw them. There is no profit target here — the job is to keep trading well.
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|
Section: Phase 3 — Sim Funded
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50K $3,000 $100 $250 $2,500 100K $3,500 $100 $250 $3,000 150K $2,000 $100 $250 $1,500 200K $3,000 $100 $250 $2,500 300K $3,500 $100 $250 $3,000
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $250 | $1,500 |
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50K $3,000 $100 $500 $2,500 100K $3,500 $100 $500 $3,000 150K $2,000 $100 $500 $1,500 200K $3,000 $100 $500 $2,500 300K $3,500 $100 $500 $3,000
| Account size | Starting balance | Minimum balance | Payout minimum | 7-day payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $500 | $1,500 |
Payouts can be requested daily, Monday to Friday, on any balance above your starting balance. Requests made before 11am ET are processed the same trading day. While Sim Funded, stop trading for the day once you are $5,000 up and for the week once you are $10,000 up — passing $10,000 in total profit triggers a review for Live Brokerage, where the caps come off entirely.
Nothing is charged during this phase. Your subscription ended at the evaluation.
How the consistency rule works
The consistency rule keeps your biggest day in proportion to the rest of your trading. We compare your largest single profitable day against the sum of your profitable days. Losing days are left out of the calculation entirely — many firms divide by your net profit instead, which shrinks the number you are measured against and makes the rule harder to satisfy.
Here is a week counted both ways. Say you made $1,000 on Monday, $900 on Tuesday, lost $600 on Wednesday, then made $900 on Thursday and $600 on Friday:
- At BluSky we add up your profitable days: $1,000 + $900 + $900 + $600 = $3,400. Your biggest day of $1,000 is 29.4% of that — inside the 34% rule. ✅
- Counting net profit instead subtracts the losing day: $3,400 − $600 = $2,800. The same $1,000 day is now 35.7% — outside the same rule. ❌
The 300K works to a 21% rule instead, so the same week would need your profit spread across more days to comply.
Being out of consistency does not fail your account. It is checked when you request a payout or try to pass a phase, and you fix it by trading on — every additional profitable day grows the total you are measured against and brings your percentage down.
Resetting a Propel evaluation
Most traders do not pass first time. A reset clears the days traded, the balance and the rules by creating a fresh evaluation account, so you can try again without buying a new plan.
| Account size | Propel evaluation reset |
|---|
PremierBulenox · Minimum Balance and Request | Momentum AccountAdded new Safety Threshold Reserve section with account-size-dependent minimum balance requirements after payouts.Oct 19
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| Account | Minimum Balance for Payout | Minimum Request |
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After
| Account | Minimum Balance for Payout | Minimum Request |
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+ Safety Threshold Reserve
+ A Safety Net Reserve (STR) is the minimum balance that must remain in your Momentum Master Account after the requested payout amount has been deducted. The required reserve depends on your account size:
+
$25,000 $1,000 $50,000 $2,000 $100,000 $3,000 $150,000 $4,500
| Account size | STR |
|---|
| Account | Minimum Balance for Payout | Minimum Request |
|---|
+ Safety Threshold Reserve
+ A Safety Net Reserve (STR) is the minimum balance that must remain in your Momentum Master Account after the requested payout amount has been deducted. The required reserve depends on your account size:
+
$25,000 $1,000 $50,000 $2,000 $100,000 $3,000 $150,000 $4,500
| Account size | STR |
|---|
PremierBulenox · Account Parameters | Fast Track AccountValues changed: $2,250 to $2,000, $2,250 to $2,000.Oct 19
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Before
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
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| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,250 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | no daily loss limit | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,250 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
1 mini = 10 micros.
Both options share the same risk logic. Option 1 uses the trailing drawdown. Option 2 uses the end-of-day drawdown together with a daily loss limit and has no scaling plan.
On both options the drawdown follows the balance upward and then stops for good once it reaches the starting balance plus $100. From that point it is a fixed floor and no longer moves.
On Option 2 the daily loss limit stays active for the whole life of the account and is never lifted. The $25,000 Option 2 account is the exception: it has no daily loss limit.
After
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,000 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | no daily loss limit | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,000 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
1 mini = 10 micros.
Both options share the same risk logic. Option 1 uses the trailing drawdown. Option 2 uses the end-of-day drawdown together with a daily loss limit and has no scaling plan.
On both options the drawdown follows the balance upward and then stops for good once it reaches the starting balance plus $100. From that point it is a fixed floor and no longer moves.
On Option 2 the daily loss limit stays active for the whole life of the account and is never lifted. The $25,000 Option 2 account is the exception: it has no daily loss limit.
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,250 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,000 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | no daily loss limit | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,250 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $338 | $1,000 | no daily loss limit | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $488 | $2,000 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $648 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $788 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
1 mini = 10 micros.
Both options share the same risk logic. Option 1 uses the trailing drawdown. Option 2 uses the end-of-day drawdown together with a daily loss limit and has no scaling plan.
On both options the drawdown follows the balance upward and then stops for good once it reaches the starting balance plus $100. From that point it is a fixed floor and no longer moves.
On Option 2 the daily loss limit stays active for the whole life of the account and is never lifted. The $25,000 Option 2 account is the exception: it has no daily loss limit.
PremierBulenox · Account Parameters | Momentum Account6 values changed, including $2,250 to $2,000.Oct 19
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Before
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,250 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | $600 | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,250 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
After
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,000 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $3,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $4,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | $600 | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,000 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $3,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $4,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
Option 1 (Trailing Drawdown)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,250 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $4,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $5,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | Trailing Drawdown | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | 3 minis (30 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,000 | 7 minis (70 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $3,000 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $4,500 | 15 minis (150 micros) |
Option 2 (EOD Drawdown / No scaling)
−
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | $600 | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,250 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $4,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $5,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
+
| Account Size | One-Time Fee | Profit Target | EOD Drawdown | Daily Loss Limit | Contract Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $94 | $1,500 | $1,000 | $600 | 2 minis (20 micros) |
| $50,000 | $143 | $3,000 | $2,000 | $1,200 | 4 minis (40 micros) |
| $100,000 | $248 | $6,000 | $3,000 | $2,500 | 8 minis (80 micros) |
| $150,000 | $358 | $9,000 | $4,500 | $3,300 | 12 minis (120 micros) |
PremierLucid Trading · LucidFlex Evaluation Account | Lucid Trading Help CenterConsistency requirement changed from 50% to 40% baseline with 50% option available, and consistency pass timeline details updated.Oct 19
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Before
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
The LucidFlex evaluation is a simulated account with a profit target that must be hit before traders are eligible to upgrade to a LucidFlex funded account. See account sizes and details below.
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
−
$50,000 $3,000 $2,000 50% 4 mini or 40 micros $100,000 $6,000 $3,000 50% 6 mini or 60 micros $150,000 $9,000 $4,500 50% 10 mini or 100 micros
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 50% | 2 mini or 20 micros |
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
- One-time fee, no monthly rebilling, take as long as you need to pass
- Real-time activation, upgrade to funded account within 5-30 minutes of hitting profit target
- No activation fees to upgrade to funded account
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
− - Optional DLL available at checkout
− - The LucidFlex evaluation 50% consistency has cushion built in, so you can pass in two days
After
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
The LucidFlex evaluation is a simulated account with a profit target that must be hit before traders are eligible to upgrade to a LucidFlex funded account. See account sizes and details below.
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
+
$50,000 $3,000 $2,000 40% (50% with add-on) 4 mini or 40 micros $100,000 $6,000 $3,000 40% (50% with add-on) 6 mini or 60 micros $150,000 $9,000 $4,500 40% (50% with add-on) 10 mini or 100 micros
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 40% (50% with add-on) | 2 mini or 20 micros |
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
- One-time fee, no monthly rebilling, take as long as you need to pass
- Real-time activation, upgrade to funded account within 5-30 minutes of hitting profit target
- No activation fees to upgrade to funded account
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
+ - Customize at checkout: Daily Loss Limit On or Off, and 40% or 50% consistency (see LucidFlex Customization)
+ - Pass in as few as 3 days with 40% consistency, or 2 days with the 50% consistency add-on
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
The LucidFlex evaluation is a simulated account with a profit target that must be hit before traders are eligible to upgrade to a LucidFlex funded account. See account sizes and details below.
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Overview
−
$50,000 $3,000 $2,000 50% 4 mini or 40 micros $100,000 $6,000 $3,000 50% 6 mini or 60 micros $150,000 $9,000 $4,500 50% 10 mini or 100 micros
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 50% | 2 mini or 20 micros |
+
$50,000 $3,000 $2,000 40% (50% with add-on) 4 mini or 40 micros $100,000 $6,000 $3,000 40% (50% with add-on) 6 mini or 60 micros $150,000 $9,000 $4,500 40% (50% with add-on) 10 mini or 100 micros
| Account Size | Profit Target | Max Loss Limit | Consistency % | Max Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 40% (50% with add-on) | 2 mini or 20 micros |
LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
- One-time fee, no monthly rebilling, take as long as you need to pass
- Real-time activation, upgrade to funded account within 5-30 minutes of hitting profit target
- No activation fees to upgrade to funded account
Section: LucidFlex Evaluation Account Benefits
− - Optional DLL available at checkout
− - The LucidFlex evaluation 50% consistency has cushion built in, so you can pass in two days
+ - Customize at checkout: Daily Loss Limit On or Off, and 40% or 50% consistency (see LucidFlex Customization)
+ - Pass in as few as 3 days with 40% consistency, or 2 days with the 50% consistency add-on
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I trade during news events? | Goat Funded Futures FAQReplaced "Daily Payouts" section link with "EOD Challenge" section link.Oct 12
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Before
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
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Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
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Trading rules › News
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- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded section on Instant Lite plan specifications; removed section on Type and Account Size specifications.Oct 10
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Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
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Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
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- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
− - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
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Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
− - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade? | Goat Funded Futures FAQTwo related articles were removed and one was added to the list.Oct 10
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Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
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Payments and billing › After you pay
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- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How many accounts can I have? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved question about breaching drawdown/daily loss limits and added question about activation fees.Oct 10
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- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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After
- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
+ - Is there an Activation fee?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - Is there an Activation fee?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I trade during news events? | Goat Funded Futures FAQEOD Challenge section title changed to Daily Payouts in the table of contents.Oct 10
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Before
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
Back to top
After
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
Back to top
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Signals, copy trading and automated strategies | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded link to consistency rule payout article and removed link to Instant Lite plan specifications.Oct 9
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Before
You may copy your own trades across your own GFF accounts, and across accounts you hold elsewhere. If you buy a multi account bundle, copying your own trades into each of them is the intended use.
On Daily Payouts, copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only.
Copying other people is not
Trading someone else's calls, whether from a signal provider, a trading group, a third party service, a copy or mirror service, or an EA that follows an external source, is a prohibited trading practice and may result in account termination.
There is a practical reason beyond fairness. When several unrelated traders follow the same source, their accounts hold matching positions at matching times. Where that is detected, every account and user involved may be suspended, including people who did not know others were following the same signals.
Automated strategies
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, your own automated strategies and EAs are allowed, as long as they reflect your own trading and do not exploit latency, data feed anomalies or system vulnerabilities.
Daily Payouts and Instant Lite are manual trading products. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted on either, and neither are grid, martingale or high frequency strategies.
If you are unsure whether a service or method is permitted, contact support before using it.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Bots and copy trading
Related articles
Section: Automated strategies
- Can I use trading bots or automated strategies (EAs)?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- I want to buy 5 accounts, how do I trade them simultaneously?
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
You may copy your own trades across your own GFF accounts, and across accounts you hold elsewhere. If you buy a multi account bundle, copying your own trades into each of them is the intended use.
On Daily Payouts, copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only.
Copying other people is not
Trading someone else's calls, whether from a signal provider, a trading group, a third party service, a copy or mirror service, or an EA that follows an external source, is a prohibited trading practice and may result in account termination.
There is a practical reason beyond fairness. When several unrelated traders follow the same source, their accounts hold matching positions at matching times. Where that is detected, every account and user involved may be suspended, including people who did not know others were following the same signals.
Automated strategies
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, your own automated strategies and EAs are allowed, as long as they reflect your own trading and do not exploit latency, data feed anomalies or system vulnerabilities.
Daily Payouts and Instant Lite are manual trading products. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted on either, and neither are grid, martingale or high frequency strategies.
If you are unsure whether a service or method is permitted, contact support before using it.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Bots and copy trading
Related articles
Section: Automated strategies
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- Can I use trading bots or automated strategies (EAs)?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- I want to buy 5 accounts, how do I trade them simultaneously?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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You may copy your own trades across your own GFF accounts, and across accounts you hold elsewhere. If you buy a multi account bundle, copying your own trades into each of them is the intended use.
On Daily Payouts, copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only.
Copying other people is not
Trading someone else's calls, whether from a signal provider, a trading group, a third party service, a copy or mirror service, or an EA that follows an external source, is a prohibited trading practice and may result in account termination.
There is a practical reason beyond fairness. When several unrelated traders follow the same source, their accounts hold matching positions at matching times. Where that is detected, every account and user involved may be suspended, including people who did not know others were following the same signals.
Automated strategies
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, your own automated strategies and EAs are allowed, as long as they reflect your own trading and do not exploit latency, data feed anomalies or system vulnerabilities.
Daily Payouts and Instant Lite are manual trading products. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted on either, and neither are grid, martingale or high frequency strategies.
If you are unsure whether a service or method is permitted, contact support before using it.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Bots and copy trading
Related articles
Section: Automated strategies
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- Can I use trading bots or automated strategies (EAs)?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- I want to buy 5 accounts, how do I trade them simultaneously?
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions | Goat Funded Futures FAQRelated articles section replaced "Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?" with "Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?Oct 9
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Before
Do I get any documentation about my live account?
Yes. You will get written confirmation of your live account specifications (size, drawdown, payout policy, and terms), the Live Funded Trader Agreement, and access to your live account dashboard in the GFF portal.
Will GFF publicly announce when I'm on live?
Only if you want us to. We do not announce individual transitions, and any community shout-outs for top performers are entirely opt-in — your call.
Will my account be flagged differently in my dashboard?
Yes — live accounts stand out clearly from sim in your GFF dashboard. You will see account type, current balance, drawdown floor, withdrawable profit, and payout history all at a glance.
Who do I contact with questions?
For anything about your transition or live account, reach the risk team through your usual GFF support channel. For general payout, billing, or platform questions, customer support is your first stop as always.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Common questions
Related articles
- What is the Path to Live?
− - Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Who do I contact with questions?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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After
Do I get any documentation about my live account?
Yes. You will get written confirmation of your live account specifications (size, drawdown, payout policy, and terms), the Live Funded Trader Agreement, and access to your live account dashboard in the GFF portal.
Will GFF publicly announce when I'm on live?
Only if you want us to. We do not announce individual transitions, and any community shout-outs for top performers are entirely opt-in — your call.
Will my account be flagged differently in my dashboard?
Yes — live accounts stand out clearly from sim in your GFF dashboard. You will see account type, current balance, drawdown floor, withdrawable profit, and payout history all at a glance.
Who do I contact with questions?
For anything about your transition or live account, reach the risk team through your usual GFF support channel. For general payout, billing, or platform questions, customer support is your first stop as always.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Common questions
Related articles
- What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Who do I contact with questions?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Do I get any documentation about my live account?
Yes. You will get written confirmation of your live account specifications (size, drawdown, payout policy, and terms), the Live Funded Trader Agreement, and access to your live account dashboard in the GFF portal.
Will GFF publicly announce when I'm on live?
Only if you want us to. We do not announce individual transitions, and any community shout-outs for top performers are entirely opt-in — your call.
Will my account be flagged differently in my dashboard?
Yes — live accounts stand out clearly from sim in your GFF dashboard. You will see account type, current balance, drawdown floor, withdrawable profit, and payout history all at a glance.
Who do I contact with questions?
For anything about your transition or live account, reach the risk team through your usual GFF support channel. For general payout, billing, or platform questions, customer support is your first stop as always.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Common questions
Related articles
- What is the Path to Live?
− - Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Who do I contact with questions?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules | Goat Funded Futures FAQUpdated date changed from 7 August 2026 to 9 October 2026; country restrictions for live accounts changed from under finalization to confirmed same as sim list plus broker checks.Oct 9
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Help Center / Path to Live / Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Section: Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− Updated 7 August 2026
How many live accounts can I have at once?
Section: How many live accounts can I have at once?
− One. Your live account is a single consolidated account, built from the sum of your eligible sim account sizes at transition and capped at 150K. After a breach and re-qualification through a new challenge, you earn your next live account through the standard route — see Collection 6.
Can I trade sim and live at the same time?
Once you go live, you are all-in on live — which is the point. Every sim funded account with at least one payout is combined into your live account, and any without a payout is closed and refunded. From there, your GFF trading is live, on real capital.
Can my family member trade GFF if I'm on live?
Can my family member trade GFF?
No. Members of your immediate family or household may not hold or trade GFF accounts at the same time as you. This applies across every account type and phase — evaluation, funded, and live. Each GFF challenge and account is designed to assess and reward the independent performance of a single trader. When accounts are held by connected individuals, positions can be coordinated, mirrored, or placed in opposition across those accounts in a way that manufactures evaluation passes and payouts not earned through genuine individual trading — and that risk exists whether the balance is simulated or live. To keep the program fair for every trader and the model sustainable, we do not permit connected parties to participate concurrently. Accounts found to be held or traded by related parties in breach of this rule are closed without refund.
Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
Section: Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
− This is still being finalised — we are confirming with our brokerages which countries are eligible for live, and the live list may differ from the sim list.
If it turns out a live account is not available in your jurisdiction when you qualify, we will let you know directly and talk through the options. Because the Path to Live is built around moving onto live, continuing together may depend on live being available to you.
Will I be charged anything to transition?
No — GFF fully sponsors your account and your transition, so moving onto live costs you nothing. It is our investment in you.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
− - Holding time rules on each plan
- What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Will I be charged anything to transition?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Help Center / Path to Live / Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Section: Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
+ Updated 9 October 2026
How many live accounts can I have at once?
Section: How many live accounts can I have at once?
+ One. Your live account is a single consolidated account, built from the sum of your eligible sim account sizes at transition and capped at 150K. After a breach and re-qualification through a new challenge, you earn your next live account through the standard route (see What happens if a live account breaches?).
Can I trade sim and live at the same time?
Once you go live, you are all-in on live — which is the point. Every sim funded account with at least one payout is combined into your live account, and any without a payout is closed and refunded. From there, your GFF trading is live, on real capital.
Can my family member trade GFF if I'm on live?
Can my family member trade GFF?
No. Members of your immediate family or household may not hold or trade GFF accounts at the same time as you. This applies across every account type and phase — evaluation, funded, and live. Each GFF challenge and account is designed to assess and reward the independent performance of a single trader. When accounts are held by connected individuals, positions can be coordinated, mirrored, or placed in opposition across those accounts in a way that manufactures evaluation passes and payouts not earned through genuine individual trading — and that risk exists whether the balance is simulated or live. To keep the program fair for every trader and the model sustainable, we do not permit connected parties to participate concurrently. Accounts found to be held or traded by related parties in breach of this rule are closed without refund.
Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
Section: Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
+ Yes. The same restricted countries list that applies to sim accounts applies to live. On top of that, our broker runs its own checks when your live account is opened and may decline additional countries at onboarding.
If it turns out a live account is not available in your jurisdiction when you qualify, we will let you know directly and talk through the options. Because the Path to Live is built around moving onto live, continuing together may depend on live being available to you.
Will I be charged anything to transition?
No — GFF fully sponsors your account and your transition, so moving onto live costs you nothing. It is our investment in you.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
- What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Will I be charged anything to transition?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Help Center / Path to Live / Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Section: Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− Updated 7 August 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
How many live accounts can I have at once?
Section: How many live accounts can I have at once?
− One. Your live account is a single consolidated account, built from the sum of your eligible sim account sizes at transition and capped at 150K. After a breach and re-qualification through a new challenge, you earn your next live account through the standard route — see Collection 6.
+ One. Your live account is a single consolidated account, built from the sum of your eligible sim account sizes at transition and capped at 150K. After a breach and re-qualification through a new challenge, you earn your next live account through the standard route (see What happens if a live account breaches?).
Can I trade sim and live at the same time?
Once you go live, you are all-in on live — which is the point. Every sim funded account with at least one payout is combined into your live account, and any without a payout is closed and refunded. From there, your GFF trading is live, on real capital.
Can my family member trade GFF if I'm on live?
Can my family member trade GFF?
No. Members of your immediate family or household may not hold or trade GFF accounts at the same time as you. This applies across every account type and phase — evaluation, funded, and live. Each GFF challenge and account is designed to assess and reward the independent performance of a single trader. When accounts are held by connected individuals, positions can be coordinated, mirrored, or placed in opposition across those accounts in a way that manufactures evaluation passes and payouts not earned through genuine individual trading — and that risk exists whether the balance is simulated or live. To keep the program fair for every trader and the model sustainable, we do not permit connected parties to participate concurrently. Accounts found to be held or traded by related parties in breach of this rule are closed without refund.
Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
Section: Are there country restrictions for live accounts?
− This is still being finalised — we are confirming with our brokerages which countries are eligible for live, and the live list may differ from the sim list.
+ Yes. The same restricted countries list that applies to sim accounts applies to live. On top of that, our broker runs its own checks when your live account is opened and may decline additional countries at onboarding.
If it turns out a live account is not available in your jurisdiction when you qualify, we will let you know directly and talk through the options. Because the Path to Live is built around moving onto live, continuing together may depend on live being available to you.
Will I be charged anything to transition?
No — GFF fully sponsors your account and your transition, so moving onto live costs you nothing. It is our investment in you.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
− - Holding time rules on each plan
- What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Will I be charged anything to transition?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Two things happen:
- Your live account closes.
- A 21-day cooldown begins, during which new activity is paused — no trading new GFF accounts, no new evaluations, and no payout requests during this window.
Why is the cooldown 21 days?
It is a short reset between cycles — a chance to step back and come back fresh and on form for your next account. The 21-day length is in line with the wider industry.
Can I get back to live after a breach?
Absolutely. Once your 21-day cooldown ends and you pass a new challenge, the risk team looks at your history with us and can place you straight back into live — so you are earning daily payouts again right away — or have you take a few sim payouts first. It is decided case by case, with a strong track record working in your favour.
How many times can I come back?
There is no fixed limit. After each cooldown you can take a new challenge, and the risk team sets your route back. As with any partnership, GFF retains the usual discretion set out in the Trader Agreement.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
− - What is a trailing drawdown?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: How many times can I come back?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Two things happen:
- Your live account closes.
- A 21-day cooldown begins, during which new activity is paused — no trading new GFF accounts, no new evaluations, and no payout requests during this window.
Why is the cooldown 21 days?
It is a short reset between cycles — a chance to step back and come back fresh and on form for your next account. The 21-day length is in line with the wider industry.
Can I get back to live after a breach?
Absolutely. Once your 21-day cooldown ends and you pass a new challenge, the risk team looks at your history with us and can place you straight back into live — so you are earning daily payouts again right away — or have you take a few sim payouts first. It is decided case by case, with a strong track record working in your favour.
How many times can I come back?
There is no fixed limit. After each cooldown you can take a new challenge, and the risk team sets your route back. As with any partnership, GFF retains the usual discretion set out in the Trader Agreement.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: How many times can I come back?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Two things happen:
- Your live account closes.
- A 21-day cooldown begins, during which new activity is paused — no trading new GFF accounts, no new evaluations, and no payout requests during this window.
Why is the cooldown 21 days?
It is a short reset between cycles — a chance to step back and come back fresh and on form for your next account. The 21-day length is in line with the wider industry.
Can I get back to live after a breach?
Absolutely. Once your 21-day cooldown ends and you pass a new challenge, the risk team looks at your history with us and can place you straight back into live — so you are earning daily payouts again right away — or have you take a few sim payouts first. It is decided case by case, with a strong track record working in your favour.
How many times can I come back?
There is no fixed limit. After each cooldown you can take a new challenge, and the risk team sets your route back. As with any partnership, GFF retains the usual discretion set out in the Trader Agreement.
Where this fits
Path to Live › Breach and restrictions
Related articles
− - What is a trailing drawdown?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: How many times can I come back?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications? | Goat Funded Futures FAQUpdated date from 18 September 2026 to 9 October 2026; account scaling plan removed; related link changed from Flex Challenge to Transition.Oct 9
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Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
− Updated 18 September 2026
What's the starting balance of my live account?
Your live account starts at a $0 balance, with the trading capital fully provided by GFF. The size of your live account is based on your eligible sim accounts at transition — summed together, capped at 150K, GFF's largest live tier. Everything you earn above $0 is yours to withdraw, subject only to the minimum payout amount.
What are the contract limits on my live account?
Section: What are the contract limits on my live account?
− Live accounts have their own contract limits, calibrated to your live drawdown rather than inherited from your sim plan. For now these are flat — no scaling, no tiers to track.
- 50K Live: 2 minis / 20 micros
- 100K Live: 3 minis / 30 micros
- 150K Live: 5 minis / 50 micros
What's the drawdown on my live account?
Your live account uses a static drawdown — a fixed loss limit that stays the same throughout the life of the account. You can lose up to the drawdown amount from your starting balance before your account is breached, and that buffer never closes in as your profits grow.
Static drawdown by account size:
- 50K: $2,000
- 100K: $3,000
- 150K: $4,500
Unlike the trailing drawdown on your challenge, the live floor does not move as you scale — every dollar of profit you make above your starting balance becomes additional cushion on top of your drawdown buffer. Your room to trade through normal swings grows alongside your account.
Is there a Daily Loss Limit (DLL) on live?
No — live accounts come with no Daily Loss Limit by default, giving you more room to trade your edge. If you would like one as a personal discipline tool, the risk team is happy to set it up on request.
Is there a consistency rule on live?
No — there is no consistency rule on live. You have already proven your consistency to get here, so live gives you the freedom to trade without it.
What's the profit split on my live account?
90/10 — you keep 90%, from the very first dollar of profit.
Live accounts follow the live account profit-sharing structure from day one. Any promotional payout structures or profit-sharing benefits available on simulated accounts do not apply to live accounts unless explicitly stated. Please refer to your Live Account Agreement for the applicable profit-sharing terms.
Can I scale my account size on live?
Section: Can I scale my account size on live?
− Not at launch yet — but a scaling plan is something we are actively exploring to reward sustained live performance down the line.
Are the trading rules the same as sim?
Largely, yes — which keeps things familiar. The news-trading buffer (two minutes around high-impact events) and the no overnight/weekend holding rule carry over from sim.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Are the trading rules the same as sim?
− - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
What's the starting balance of my live account?
Your live account starts at a $0 balance, with the trading capital fully provided by GFF. The size of your live account is based on your eligible sim accounts at transition — summed together, capped at 150K, GFF's largest live tier. Everything you earn above $0 is yours to withdraw, subject only to the minimum payout amount.
What are the contract limits on my live account?
Section: What are the contract limits on my live account?
+ Live accounts have their own contract limits, calibrated to your live drawdown rather than inherited from your sim plan. These are flat: no scaling, no tiers to track.
- 50K Live: 2 minis / 20 micros
- 100K Live: 3 minis / 30 micros
- 150K Live: 5 minis / 50 micros
What's the drawdown on my live account?
Your live account uses a static drawdown — a fixed loss limit that stays the same throughout the life of the account. You can lose up to the drawdown amount from your starting balance before your account is breached, and that buffer never closes in as your profits grow.
Static drawdown by account size:
- 50K: $2,000
- 100K: $3,000
- 150K: $4,500
Unlike the trailing drawdown on your challenge, the live floor does not move as you scale — every dollar of profit you make above your starting balance becomes additional cushion on top of your drawdown buffer. Your room to trade through normal swings grows alongside your account.
Is there a Daily Loss Limit (DLL) on live?
No — live accounts come with no Daily Loss Limit by default, giving you more room to trade your edge. If you would like one as a personal discipline tool, the risk team is happy to set it up on request.
Is there a consistency rule on live?
No — there is no consistency rule on live. You have already proven your consistency to get here, so live gives you the freedom to trade without it.
What's the profit split on my live account?
90/10 — you keep 90%, from the very first dollar of profit.
Live accounts follow the live account profit-sharing structure from day one. Any promotional payout structures or profit-sharing benefits available on simulated accounts do not apply to live accounts unless explicitly stated. Please refer to your Live Account Agreement for the applicable profit-sharing terms.
Can I scale my account size on live?
Section: Can I scale my account size on live?
+ No. Your live account size is set at transition, from your eligible sim account sizes combined and capped at 150K, and stays at that size. There is no scaling plan on live.
Are the trading rules the same as sim?
Largely, yes — which keeps things familiar. The news-trading buffer (two minutes around high-impact events) and the no overnight/weekend holding rule carry over from sim.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Are the trading rules the same as sim?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
− Updated 18 September 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
What's the starting balance of my live account?
Your live account starts at a $0 balance, with the trading capital fully provided by GFF. The size of your live account is based on your eligible sim accounts at transition — summed together, capped at 150K, GFF's largest live tier. Everything you earn above $0 is yours to withdraw, subject only to the minimum payout amount.
What are the contract limits on my live account?
Section: What are the contract limits on my live account?
− Live accounts have their own contract limits, calibrated to your live drawdown rather than inherited from your sim plan. For now these are flat — no scaling, no tiers to track.
+ Live accounts have their own contract limits, calibrated to your live drawdown rather than inherited from your sim plan. These are flat: no scaling, no tiers to track.
- 50K Live: 2 minis / 20 micros
- 100K Live: 3 minis / 30 micros
- 150K Live: 5 minis / 50 micros
What's the drawdown on my live account?
Your live account uses a static drawdown — a fixed loss limit that stays the same throughout the life of the account. You can lose up to the drawdown amount from your starting balance before your account is breached, and that buffer never closes in as your profits grow.
Static drawdown by account size:
- 50K: $2,000
- 100K: $3,000
- 150K: $4,500
Unlike the trailing drawdown on your challenge, the live floor does not move as you scale — every dollar of profit you make above your starting balance becomes additional cushion on top of your drawdown buffer. Your room to trade through normal swings grows alongside your account.
Is there a Daily Loss Limit (DLL) on live?
No — live accounts come with no Daily Loss Limit by default, giving you more room to trade your edge. If you would like one as a personal discipline tool, the risk team is happy to set it up on request.
Is there a consistency rule on live?
No — there is no consistency rule on live. You have already proven your consistency to get here, so live gives you the freedom to trade without it.
What's the profit split on my live account?
90/10 — you keep 90%, from the very first dollar of profit.
Live accounts follow the live account profit-sharing structure from day one. Any promotional payout structures or profit-sharing benefits available on simulated accounts do not apply to live accounts unless explicitly stated. Please refer to your Live Account Agreement for the applicable profit-sharing terms.
Can I scale my account size on live?
Section: Can I scale my account size on live?
− Not at launch yet — but a scaling plan is something we are actively exploring to reward sustained live performance down the line.
+ No. Your live account size is set at transition, from your eligible sim account sizes combined and capped at 150K, and stays at that size. There is no scaling plan on live.
Are the trading rules the same as sim?
Largely, yes — which keeps things familiar. The news-trading buffer (two minutes around high-impact events) and the no overnight/weekend holding rule carry over from sim.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Are the trading rules the same as sim?
− - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− Updated 17 August 2026
What happens to my sim account when I transition?
When you move to live, your sim account closes and your live account opens with a clean slate. Any profit you have not yet withdrawn from the sim account at that moment does not carry across and is not paid out separately — but because GFF's structure rewards withdrawing as you earn, this is typically just the small buffer since your last payout. Live then more than makes up for it: no per-payout caps, daily withdrawals, and 90% of everything you make from the first dollar.
What if I have multiple sim accounts?
Great news if you trade more than one account: when the risk team approves you for transition, every sim account that has taken at least one approved payout is combined into a single live account with you. Your live account size is determined by summing your eligible sim account sizes, capped at 150K — GFF's largest live tier.
A few examples:
- 1× 50K → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 2× 25K 1-Day-Pass-Plan → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 3× 50K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped at GFF max)
- 1× 100K + 1× 150K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped)
Any sim account that has not taken a payout yet is simply closed and its account fee refunded to you.
Why do all my eligible accounts move to live together?
Because once you have proven yourself, we want your whole book on live — not just one account. Combining every eligible account into your live account means your full track record is rewarded at once, with your sim sizes adding together (up to the 150K cap) to give you the biggest possible live account to trade.
Can I decline the transition to live?
Transitioning is the whole point of the Path to Live, so once you are approved it is not something you opt out of. That is by design — it is the step up you have been earning: real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a 90% profit share.
Do I need to sign anything?
Yes — you will receive the GFF Live Funded Trader Agreement, which covers your live account. It is separate from the agreement that applied to your sim accounts.
Will I trade on the same platform?
Section: Will I trade on the same platform?
− In most cases, yes. If your data provider (CQG, dxFeed, Tickblaze) supports live when you qualify, you will carry on with the same platform you already know. If it does not support live just yet, you can either switch to another provider and its connected platforms or wait until we add yours.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
What happens to my sim account when I transition?
When you move to live, your sim account closes and your live account opens with a clean slate. Any profit you have not yet withdrawn from the sim account at that moment does not carry across and is not paid out separately — but because GFF's structure rewards withdrawing as you earn, this is typically just the small buffer since your last payout. Live then more than makes up for it: no per-payout caps, daily withdrawals, and 90% of everything you make from the first dollar.
What if I have multiple sim accounts?
Great news if you trade more than one account: when the risk team approves you for transition, every sim account that has taken at least one approved payout is combined into a single live account with you. Your live account size is determined by summing your eligible sim account sizes, capped at 150K — GFF's largest live tier.
A few examples:
- 1× 50K → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 2× 25K 1-Day-Pass-Plan → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 3× 50K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped at GFF max)
- 1× 100K + 1× 150K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped)
Any sim account that has not taken a payout yet is simply closed and its account fee refunded to you.
Why do all my eligible accounts move to live together?
Because once you have proven yourself, we want your whole book on live — not just one account. Combining every eligible account into your live account means your full track record is rewarded at once, with your sim sizes adding together (up to the 150K cap) to give you the biggest possible live account to trade.
Can I decline the transition to live?
Transitioning is the whole point of the Path to Live, so once you are approved it is not something you opt out of. That is by design — it is the step up you have been earning: real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a 90% profit share.
Do I need to sign anything?
Yes — you will receive the GFF Live Funded Trader Agreement, which covers your live account. It is separate from the agreement that applied to your sim accounts.
Will I trade on the same platform?
Section: Will I trade on the same platform?
+ In most cases, yes. Your transition email confirms which platforms and data providers are available for your live account. If the platform you use on sim is not available on live yet, we will walk you through switching to one that is.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− Updated 17 August 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
What happens to my sim account when I transition?
When you move to live, your sim account closes and your live account opens with a clean slate. Any profit you have not yet withdrawn from the sim account at that moment does not carry across and is not paid out separately — but because GFF's structure rewards withdrawing as you earn, this is typically just the small buffer since your last payout. Live then more than makes up for it: no per-payout caps, daily withdrawals, and 90% of everything you make from the first dollar.
What if I have multiple sim accounts?
Great news if you trade more than one account: when the risk team approves you for transition, every sim account that has taken at least one approved payout is combined into a single live account with you. Your live account size is determined by summing your eligible sim account sizes, capped at 150K — GFF's largest live tier.
A few examples:
- 1× 50K → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 2× 25K 1-Day-Pass-Plan → 50K Live ($2,000 drawdown)
- 3× 50K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped at GFF max)
- 1× 100K + 1× 150K → 150K Live ($4,500 drawdown — sum capped)
Any sim account that has not taken a payout yet is simply closed and its account fee refunded to you.
Why do all my eligible accounts move to live together?
Because once you have proven yourself, we want your whole book on live — not just one account. Combining every eligible account into your live account means your full track record is rewarded at once, with your sim sizes adding together (up to the 150K cap) to give you the biggest possible live account to trade.
Can I decline the transition to live?
Transitioning is the whole point of the Path to Live, so once you are approved it is not something you opt out of. That is by design — it is the step up you have been earning: real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a 90% profit share.
Do I need to sign anything?
Yes — you will receive the GFF Live Funded Trader Agreement, which covers your live account. It is separate from the agreement that applied to your sim accounts.
Will I trade on the same platform?
Section: Will I trade on the same platform?
− In most cases, yes. If your data provider (CQG, dxFeed, Tickblaze) supports live when you qualify, you will carry on with the same platform you already know. If it does not support live just yet, you can either switch to another provider and its connected platforms or wait until we add yours.
+ In most cases, yes. Your transition email confirms which platforms and data providers are available for your live account. If the platform you use on sim is not available on live yet, we will walk you through switching to one that is.
Where this fits
Path to Live › The live account
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
Section: Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
− Updated 8 September 2026
How do I qualify for a live account?
There is no public payout count, dollar target, or numeric milestone that "unlocks" a live account. Our risk team reviews every funded trader based on the full picture, meaning your consistency, how you manage drawdowns, your trading conduct, and your overall risk profile, and identifies when you are ready to move to live capital.
The best path to live is to trade like you intend to keep trading: consistent, disciplined, and risk-aware. Strong trading patterns are noticed regardless of payout count.
Why no public threshold?
We want traders focused on developing genuine consistency, not chasing a specific number. A public threshold encourages optimising for the threshold rather than for trading quality, which is the actual signal we look for. Removing it keeps the program aligned around the right thing: building the kind of track record we can trust on live capital.
What does the risk team look at?
The full picture of your trading with us, including but not limited to:
- Consistency of your trading and your results over time
- How you manage drawdowns and risk
- Trading conduct, for example how you handle news, position sizing, and behaviour around the daily reset
- Your overall risk profile and account history
There is no single metric that triggers transition. It is a holistic call by the risk team.
Can I ask the risk team to move me to live?
You do not need to. The team has full visibility into every funded account and reaches out directly when a trader is approved for transition. Asking for review does not move you up the queue, sustained consistency does.
Does my product type affect when I move to live?
The transition criterion is the same on every product (EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts): risk team review of your trading history. What can differ in practice is how quickly different products build a track record, since 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Daily Payouts accounts move faster per cycle while EOD and Instant Funded need more winning days per payout, but the decision itself is product-agnostic.
Do account sizes have different criteria?
Section: Do account sizes have different criteria?
− No, the criterion is the same across 25K, 50K, 100K, and 150K accounts. The size of your eventual live account scales with your sim portfolio (see What if I have multiple sim accounts? in Collection 3), but the path itself is consistent.
Will my existing payouts count?
Yes, your entire trading history with us is what the risk team reviews. Every approved payout, your consistency, how you have handled drawdowns, your overall risk profile. If you have already built a strong track record, the risk team has visibility into that and factors it into their review.
− If you are approved for transition before the live environment is operational, your live account is reserved and your sim account is held until launch, see Collection 1 for how that works.
How will I know I'm being moved to live?
We will reach out to you directly by email the moment your account is approved. Your transition notice walks you through the size and structure of your live account, the Live Funded Trader Agreement, any remaining KYC, and step-by-step onboarding for the live platform.
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Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
Section: How will I know I'm being moved to live?
- What is the Path to Live?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
− - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
Section: Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
How do I qualify for a live account?
There is no public payout count, dollar target, or numeric milestone that "unlocks" a live account. Our risk team reviews every funded trader based on the full picture, meaning your consistency, how you manage drawdowns, your trading conduct, and your overall risk profile, and identifies when you are ready to move to live capital.
The best path to live is to trade like you intend to keep trading: consistent, disciplined, and risk-aware. Strong trading patterns are noticed regardless of payout count.
Why no public threshold?
We want traders focused on developing genuine consistency, not chasing a specific number. A public threshold encourages optimising for the threshold rather than for trading quality, which is the actual signal we look for. Removing it keeps the program aligned around the right thing: building the kind of track record we can trust on live capital.
What does the risk team look at?
The full picture of your trading with us, including but not limited to:
- Consistency of your trading and your results over time
- How you manage drawdowns and risk
- Trading conduct, for example how you handle news, position sizing, and behaviour around the daily reset
- Your overall risk profile and account history
There is no single metric that triggers transition. It is a holistic call by the risk team.
Can I ask the risk team to move me to live?
You do not need to. The team has full visibility into every funded account and reaches out directly when a trader is approved for transition. Asking for review does not move you up the queue, sustained consistency does.
Does my product type affect when I move to live?
The transition criterion is the same on every product (EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts): risk team review of your trading history. What can differ in practice is how quickly different products build a track record, since 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Daily Payouts accounts move faster per cycle while EOD and Instant Funded need more winning days per payout, but the decision itself is product-agnostic.
Do account sizes have different criteria?
Section: Do account sizes have different criteria?
+ No, the criterion is the same across 25K, 50K, 100K, and 150K accounts. The size of your eventual live account scales with your sim portfolio (see What happens when I transition from sim to live?), but the path itself is consistent.
Will my existing payouts count?
Yes, your entire trading history with us is what the risk team reviews. Every approved payout, your consistency, how you have handled drawdowns, your overall risk profile. If you have already built a strong track record, the risk team has visibility into that and factors it into their review.
How will I know I'm being moved to live?
We will reach out to you directly by email the moment your account is approved. Your transition notice walks you through the size and structure of your live account, the Live Funded Trader Agreement, any remaining KYC, and step-by-step onboarding for the live platform.
Where this fits
Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
Section: How will I know I'm being moved to live?
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- What is the Path to Live?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
Section: Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
− Updated 8 September 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
How do I qualify for a live account?
There is no public payout count, dollar target, or numeric milestone that "unlocks" a live account. Our risk team reviews every funded trader based on the full picture, meaning your consistency, how you manage drawdowns, your trading conduct, and your overall risk profile, and identifies when you are ready to move to live capital.
The best path to live is to trade like you intend to keep trading: consistent, disciplined, and risk-aware. Strong trading patterns are noticed regardless of payout count.
Why no public threshold?
We want traders focused on developing genuine consistency, not chasing a specific number. A public threshold encourages optimising for the threshold rather than for trading quality, which is the actual signal we look for. Removing it keeps the program aligned around the right thing: building the kind of track record we can trust on live capital.
What does the risk team look at?
The full picture of your trading with us, including but not limited to:
- Consistency of your trading and your results over time
- How you manage drawdowns and risk
- Trading conduct, for example how you handle news, position sizing, and behaviour around the daily reset
- Your overall risk profile and account history
There is no single metric that triggers transition. It is a holistic call by the risk team.
Can I ask the risk team to move me to live?
You do not need to. The team has full visibility into every funded account and reaches out directly when a trader is approved for transition. Asking for review does not move you up the queue, sustained consistency does.
Does my product type affect when I move to live?
The transition criterion is the same on every product (EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts): risk team review of your trading history. What can differ in practice is how quickly different products build a track record, since 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Daily Payouts accounts move faster per cycle while EOD and Instant Funded need more winning days per payout, but the decision itself is product-agnostic.
Do account sizes have different criteria?
Section: Do account sizes have different criteria?
− No, the criterion is the same across 25K, 50K, 100K, and 150K accounts. The size of your eventual live account scales with your sim portfolio (see What if I have multiple sim accounts? in Collection 3), but the path itself is consistent.
+ No, the criterion is the same across 25K, 50K, 100K, and 150K accounts. The size of your eventual live account scales with your sim portfolio (see What happens when I transition from sim to live?), but the path itself is consistent.
Will my existing payouts count?
Yes, your entire trading history with us is what the risk team reviews. Every approved payout, your consistency, how you have handled drawdowns, your overall risk profile. If you have already built a strong track record, the risk team has visibility into that and factors it into their review.
− If you are approved for transition before the live environment is operational, your live account is reserved and your sim account is held until launch, see Collection 1 for how that works.
How will I know I'm being moved to live?
We will reach out to you directly by email the moment your account is approved. Your transition notice walks you through the size and structure of your live account, the Live Funded Trader Agreement, any remaining KYC, and step-by-step onboarding for the live platform.
Where this fits
Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
Section: How will I know I'm being moved to live?
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- What is the Path to Live?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
− - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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What is the Path to Live?
Section: What is the Path to Live?
− Updated 17 August 2026
The Path to Live is how GFF rewards its most consistent traders with the next step in their journey: a live brokerage account, trading real capital that we provide. Once you qualify, your simulated funded account becomes a live account, you trade with real GFF capital, and you keep 90% of every withdrawal — with the freedom to request payouts daily and no per-payout caps. It is the opportunity to turn proven sim performance into a long-term partnership trading live.
Who is the Path to Live for?
Section: Who is the Path to Live for?
− Every GFF trader. The opportunity is open across every product — EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, and Flex Challenge — and every account size. There is nothing extra to buy and nothing to sign up for: your place is earned purely through your trading on the sim funded account you already hold.
Why does GFF offer this?
Because we want to grow alongside the traders who prove they have a genuine edge. The Path to Live is how GFF backs its best performers with real capital on a live brokerage account — the structure used by the most established firms in the industry — and builds a lasting partnership rather than a one-off relationship. For you, that means trading real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a clear runway to scale your results over time.
Section: Is live trading open?
− When does live trading launch?
− We are in the final stages of launching our live broker accounts, with the live environment expected to go live in Summer 2026 — so this is the perfect time to be building toward qualification.
− What if I qualify before the live environment is ready?
− Qualifying early is great news — it means you have already proven the consistency we are looking for, and your live account is being reserved for you. With the live environment launching imminently, the next step is getting you onto live capital rather than keeping you in the simulator.
− If the risk team approves you for transition before the live environment opens, your sim accounts are held while your live account is prepared, so your transition is ready to go the moment we launch. During this short window, trading activity with GFF is paused across your accounts while we finalise your live setup.
− As soon as the live environment is live, you will be transitioned and trading real GFF capital — with daily uncapped payouts and a 90% profit share waiting on the other side. You have earned your place; this simply makes sure you start where the real opportunity is.
Where this fits
Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
− - Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: What happens between approval and activation?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Help Center / Path to Live / What is the Path to Live?
What is the Path to Live?
Section: What is the Path to Live?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
The Path to Live is how GFF rewards its most consistent traders with the next step in their journey: a live brokerage account, trading real capital that we provide. Once you qualify, your simulated funded account becomes a live account, you trade with real GFF capital, and you keep 90% of every withdrawal — with the freedom to request payouts daily and no per-payout caps. It is the opportunity to turn proven sim performance into a long-term partnership trading live.
Who is the Path to Live for?
Section: Who is the Path to Live for?
+ Every GFF trader. The opportunity is open across every product, EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex Challenge and Daily Payouts, and every account size. There is nothing extra to buy and nothing to sign up for: your place is earned purely through your trading on the sim funded account you already hold.
Why does GFF offer this?
Because we want to grow alongside the traders who prove they have a genuine edge. The Path to Live is how GFF backs its best performers with real capital on a live brokerage account — the structure used by the most established firms in the industry — and builds a lasting partnership rather than a one-off relationship. For you, that means trading real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a clear runway to scale your results over time.
Section: Is live trading open?
+ Is live trading open?
+ Yes. GFF live accounts are open and the first traders are already trading real GFF capital. There is no launch date to wait for. Transition is decided by the risk team's review of your trading, so the best thing you can do is keep building a consistent track record on your sim funded account.
+ What happens between approval and activation?
+ Once the risk team approves you, we email you directly with the size and structure of your live account, the Live Funded Trader Agreement, any remaining KYC, and the onboarding steps for the live platform.
+ While your live account is being set up, your eligible sim accounts are held and trading on them is paused. This keeps the transition clean: your sim track record is locked in and nothing changes on it while the live account opens.
+ As soon as your live account is active, you are trading real GFF capital with daily uncapped payouts and a 90% profit share.
Where this fits
Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: What happens between approval and activation?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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Help Center / Path to Live / What is the Path to Live?
What is the Path to Live?
Section: What is the Path to Live?
− Updated 17 August 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
The Path to Live is how GFF rewards its most consistent traders with the next step in their journey: a live brokerage account, trading real capital that we provide. Once you qualify, your simulated funded account becomes a live account, you trade with real GFF capital, and you keep 90% of every withdrawal — with the freedom to request payouts daily and no per-payout caps. It is the opportunity to turn proven sim performance into a long-term partnership trading live.
Who is the Path to Live for?
Section: Who is the Path to Live for?
− Every GFF trader. The opportunity is open across every product — EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, and Flex Challenge — and every account size. There is nothing extra to buy and nothing to sign up for: your place is earned purely through your trading on the sim funded account you already hold.
+ Every GFF trader. The opportunity is open across every product, EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex Challenge and Daily Payouts, and every account size. There is nothing extra to buy and nothing to sign up for: your place is earned purely through your trading on the sim funded account you already hold.
Why does GFF offer this?
Because we want to grow alongside the traders who prove they have a genuine edge. The Path to Live is how GFF backs its best performers with real capital on a live brokerage account — the structure used by the most established firms in the industry — and builds a lasting partnership rather than a one-off relationship. For you, that means trading real GFF capital, daily uncapped payouts, and a clear runway to scale your results over time.
Section: Is live trading open?
− When does live trading launch?
− We are in the final stages of launching our live broker accounts, with the live environment expected to go live in Summer 2026 — so this is the perfect time to be building toward qualification.
− What if I qualify before the live environment is ready?
− Qualifying early is great news — it means you have already proven the consistency we are looking for, and your live account is being reserved for you. With the live environment launching imminently, the next step is getting you onto live capital rather than keeping you in the simulator.
− If the risk team approves you for transition before the live environment opens, your sim accounts are held while your live account is prepared, so your transition is ready to go the moment we launch. During this short window, trading activity with GFF is paused across your accounts while we finalise your live setup.
− As soon as the live environment is live, you will be transitioned and trading real GFF capital — with daily uncapped payouts and a 90% profit share waiting on the other side. You have earned your place; this simply makes sure you start where the real opportunity is.
+ Is live trading open?
+ Yes. GFF live accounts are open and the first traders are already trading real GFF capital. There is no launch date to wait for. Transition is decided by the risk team's review of your trading, so the best thing you can do is keep building a consistent track record on your sim funded account.
+ What happens between approval and activation?
+ Once the risk team approves you, we email you directly with the size and structure of your live account, the Live Funded Trader Agreement, any remaining KYC, and the onboarding steps for the live platform.
+ While your live account is being set up, your eligible sim accounts are held and trading on them is paused. This keeps the transition clean: your sim track record is locked in and nothing changes on it while the live account opens.
+ As soon as your live account is active, you are trading real GFF capital with daily uncapped payouts and a 90% profit share.
Where this fits
Path to Live › How to qualify
Related articles
− - Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
Section: What happens between approval and activation?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account? | Goat Funded Futures FAQTwo related articles replaced: removed "How to install ATAS on Windows?" and added "Can I reset my Funded account?Oct 9
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Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
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- What is GOAT Funded Futures?
Section: Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
− - How to install ATAS on Windows?
- How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
- Are there any limitations for this license?
- Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
Where this fits
ATAS, Quantower and DeepCharts › ATAS
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- What is GOAT Funded Futures?
Section: Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
- How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
- Are there any limitations for this license?
- Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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Help Center / ATAS, Quantower and DeepCharts / Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
Where this fits
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- What is GOAT Funded Futures?
Section: Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
− - How to install ATAS on Windows?
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
- How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
- Are there any limitations for this license?
- Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size? | Goat Funded Futures FAQDaily Drawdown for 100K account size decreased from 2% to 1.5% for both Challenge and Funded.Oct 9
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What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− Updated 14 September 2026
EOD Challenge
A one-phase evaluation with End of Day Trailing drawdown. Positions must be closed before market close.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End of Day Trailing (locks at starting balance)
- Daily Drawdown (Challenge Phase): None
- Daily Drawdown (Funded Phase): 2.5% (Soft Breach)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): 50%
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 30%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A fast-paced one-phase evaluation with End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing Drawdown and faster payout eligibility.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing (locks at starting balance)
Section: Rules (All Sizes)
− - Daily Drawdown (Challenge): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 2%
− - Daily Drawdown (Funded): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 2% (Soft Pause)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): None
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 35%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Minimum Payout: $500
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
Instant Classic
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What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
EOD Challenge
A one-phase evaluation with End of Day Trailing drawdown. Positions must be closed before market close.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End of Day Trailing (locks at starting balance)
- Daily Drawdown (Challenge Phase): None
- Daily Drawdown (Funded Phase): 2.5% (Soft Breach)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): 50%
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 30%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A fast-paced one-phase evaluation with End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing Drawdown and faster payout eligibility.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing (locks at starting balance)
Section: Rules (All Sizes)
+ - Daily Drawdown (Challenge): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 1.5%
+ - Daily Drawdown (Funded): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 1.5% (Soft Pause)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): None
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 35%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Minimum Payout: $500
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
Instant Classic
Help Center / Plans at a glance / What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− Updated 14 September 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
EOD Challenge
A one-phase evaluation with End of Day Trailing drawdown. Positions must be closed before market close.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End of Day Trailing (locks at starting balance)
- Daily Drawdown (Challenge Phase): None
- Daily Drawdown (Funded Phase): 2.5% (Soft Breach)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): 50%
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 30%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A fast-paced one-phase evaluation with End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing Drawdown and faster payout eligibility.
Rules (All Sizes)
- Challenge Type: One Evaluation Phase
- Profit Target: 6%
- Drawdown Type: End-of-Day (EOD) Trailing (locks at starting balance)
Section: Rules (All Sizes)
− - Daily Drawdown (Challenge): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 2%
− - Daily Drawdown (Funded): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 2% (Soft Pause)
+ - Daily Drawdown (Challenge): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 1.5%
+ - Daily Drawdown (Funded): 25K 2.4%, 50K 2%, 100K 1.5% (Soft Pause)
- Consistency Rule (Challenge): None
- Consistency Rule (Funded): 35%
- Profit Split: 80/20 by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- Activation Fee: None
- Minimum Payout: $500
- Max Funded Accounts: 5
Account Sizes
| Account Size | Price | Max Contracts (Mini / Micro) | Max Drawdown | Reset Fee |
|---|
Instant Classic
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Why do you have a minimum holding time rule? | Goat Funded Futures FAQOne related article link replaced: "What is the difference between our plans?" removed, "How does the consistency rule affect payouts?" added, and "Daily Payouts" link removed.Oct 9
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Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
Updated 8 September 2026
The minimum hold time is in place at GFF to ensure our evaluation reflects realistic trading conditions. During high-volatility periods, ultra-short trades on larger contract sizes can capture moves that wouldn't realistically be executable in a live funded environment due to slippage, partial fills, and liquidity constraints. The rule keeps the challenge aligned with what you'd actually experience when trading real capital.
The length differs by plan. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic use a 2 minute microscalping deduction. Flex uses a 1 minute rule checked at payout. Daily Payouts uses a 60 second rule checked at payout.
See holding time rules on each plan for how each one works.
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- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Trading rules / Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
Updated 8 September 2026
The minimum hold time is in place at GFF to ensure our evaluation reflects realistic trading conditions. During high-volatility periods, ultra-short trades on larger contract sizes can capture moves that wouldn't realistically be executable in a live funded environment due to slippage, partial fills, and liquidity constraints. The rule keeps the challenge aligned with what you'd actually experience when trading real capital.
The length differs by plan. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic use a 2 minute microscalping deduction. Flex uses a 1 minute rule checked at payout. Daily Payouts uses a 60 second rule checked at payout.
See holding time rules on each plan for how each one works.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Holding time
Related articles
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Trading rules / Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
Updated 8 September 2026
The minimum hold time is in place at GFF to ensure our evaluation reflects realistic trading conditions. During high-volatility periods, ultra-short trades on larger contract sizes can capture moves that wouldn't realistically be executable in a live funded environment due to slippage, partial fills, and liquidity constraints. The rule keeps the challenge aligned with what you'd actually experience when trading real capital.
The length differs by plan. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic use a 2 minute microscalping deduction. Flex uses a 1 minute rule checked at payout. Daily Payouts uses a 60 second rule checked at payout.
See holding time rules on each plan for how each one works.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Holding time
Related articles
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How long does it take to get my Funded Account? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved article link about 1-Day-Pass-Plan specifications; added article link about KYC verification requirement for payouts.Oct 9
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How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
Updated 7 August 2026
After meeting all of your challenge criteria, our team will review your account and activate your funded account within 2 business days. In most cases this is done within some hours, however during periods of high volume it may take longer.
Our commitment is that all passed challenge accounts will be reviewed and upgraded within 2 business days at the latest.
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Get started › Opening an account
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- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
Section: How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
- How many accounts can I have?
- How long does it take to complete KYC?
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Help Center / Get started / How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
Updated 7 August 2026
After meeting all of your challenge criteria, our team will review your account and activate your funded account within 2 business days. In most cases this is done within some hours, however during periods of high volume it may take longer.
Our commitment is that all passed challenge accounts will be reviewed and upgraded within 2 business days at the latest.
Where this fits
Get started › Opening an account
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
Section: How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
+ - Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
- How many accounts can I have?
- How long does it take to complete KYC?
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Help Center / Get started / How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
Updated 7 August 2026
After meeting all of your challenge criteria, our team will review your account and activate your funded account within 2 business days. In most cases this is done within some hours, however during periods of high volume it may take longer.
Our commitment is that all passed challenge accounts will be reviewed and upgraded within 2 business days at the latest.
Where this fits
Get started › Opening an account
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
Section: How long does it take to get my Funded Account?
+ - Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
- How many accounts can I have?
- How long does it take to complete KYC?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I use a VPS? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved one related article about prohibited strategies and replaced another with multi-account and restrictions content.Oct 9
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- Remote desktop connections (RDP, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, Parsec) into any machine that is not physically yours
- Cloud PC services (e.g. Windows 365, Shadow PC)
If your platform is running on hardware you cannot physically touch, it falls under this policy.
Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
VPS and remote server access undermine the integrity of our program in several ways:
- Account sharing and copy trading. Remote servers make it trivial for multiple people to access the same account, or for one operator to run coordinated strategies across many accounts — both of which are prohibited under our Terms & Conditions.
- Automation abuse. VPS environments are commonly used to run unattended automated systems 24/7, which conflicts with our requirement that you personally place and manage your trades.
- Identity and location masking. Datacenter IPs obscure who is actually trading and from where, which prevents us from meeting our compliance obligations, including restricted-country checks.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › VPS
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- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - What strategies are prohibited?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
- Signals, copy trading and automated strategies
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- Remote desktop connections (RDP, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, Parsec) into any machine that is not physically yours
- Cloud PC services (e.g. Windows 365, Shadow PC)
If your platform is running on hardware you cannot physically touch, it falls under this policy.
Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
VPS and remote server access undermine the integrity of our program in several ways:
- Account sharing and copy trading. Remote servers make it trivial for multiple people to access the same account, or for one operator to run coordinated strategies across many accounts — both of which are prohibited under our Terms & Conditions.
- Automation abuse. VPS environments are commonly used to run unattended automated systems 24/7, which conflicts with our requirement that you personally place and manage your trades.
- Identity and location masking. Datacenter IPs obscure who is actually trading and from where, which prevents us from meeting our compliance obligations, including restricted-country checks.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › VPS
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
- Signals, copy trading and automated strategies
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- Remote desktop connections (RDP, AnyDesk, TeamViewer, Parsec) into any machine that is not physically yours
- Cloud PC services (e.g. Windows 365, Shadow PC)
If your platform is running on hardware you cannot physically touch, it falls under this policy.
Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
VPS and remote server access undermine the integrity of our program in several ways:
- Account sharing and copy trading. Remote servers make it trivial for multiple people to access the same account, or for one operator to run coordinated strategies across many accounts — both of which are prohibited under our Terms & Conditions.
- Automation abuse. VPS environments are commonly used to run unattended automated systems 24/7, which conflicts with our requirement that you personally place and manage your trades.
- Identity and location masking. Datacenter IPs obscure who is actually trading and from where, which prevents us from meeting our compliance obligations, including restricted-country checks.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › VPS
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - What strategies are prohibited?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
Section: Why does GFF prohibit VPS usage?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
- Signals, copy trading and automated strategies
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQWhat are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?" added; "What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?" removed.Oct 9
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Before
Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
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- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
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- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Back to top
Updated 28 July 2026
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade? | Goat Funded Futures FAQOne FAQ question replaced: removed question about ATAS license purchase, added question about breach and cooldown procedures for live accounts.Oct 9
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Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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After
Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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Help Center / Payments and billing / How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your active accounts will be listed along with their status, credentials, and current balance. If the account shows as "Active" with login credentials visible, you're ready to connect your platform and start trading.
If you have any questions about your account status, reach out to our support team at with the relevant details and screenshots.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded new FAQ entry about transitioning from simulated to live trading accounts.Oct 9
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Help Center / Payments and billing / I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
Updated 28 July 2026
Account credentials are typically sent to your email within a few minutes to an hour after payment is confirmed. If you don't see the email, check your spam or junk folder.
If you still haven't received your credentials within an hour, contact our support team on with your order confirmation.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I create an account?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
Section: I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
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After
Help Center / Payments and billing / I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
Updated 28 July 2026
Account credentials are typically sent to your email within a few minutes to an hour after payment is confirmed. If you don't see the email, check your spam or junk folder.
If you still haven't received your credentials within an hour, contact our support team on with your order confirmation.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I create an account?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
Section: I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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Help Center / Payments and billing / I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
Updated 28 July 2026
Account credentials are typically sent to your email within a few minutes to an hour after payment is confirmed. If you don't see the email, check your spam or junk folder.
If you still haven't received your credentials within an hour, contact our support team on with your order confirmation.
Where this fits
Payments and billing › After you pay
Related articles
- How do I create an account?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
- My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
Section: I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Where can I see my account status and trading stats? | Goat Funded Futures FAQTwo related article links were replaced: EOD Challenge removed, Live Account Specifications added.Oct 9
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Help Center / Managing your account / Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
Where this fits
Managing your account › Status and size
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
Help Center / Managing your account / Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
Where this fits
Managing your account › Status and size
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Managing your account / Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
Where this fits
Managing your account › Status and size
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How many accounts can I have? | Goat Funded Futures FAQOne FAQ question replaced: removed "Is there an Activation fee?" and added "What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?Oct 9
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- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - Is there an Activation fee?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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After
- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
Back to top
- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - Is there an Activation fee?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is there a commission on trades? | Goat Funded Futures FAQTwo related articles were changed: one link added about trading bots, one removed about Path to Live.Oct 9
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Help Center / Platforms and market data / Is there a commission on trades?
Is there a commission on trades?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes — trading commissions are built into the simulated environment to replicate real market conditions. Commissions count toward your PnL just as they would in a live account. For full commission details by instrument, see our website: https://goatfundedfutures.com/#instrument-list
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Commissions
Related articles
- Is this real money?
Section: Is there a commission on trades?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- Tick Scalping & Unrealistic Trading Practices
− - What is the Path to Live?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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After
Help Center / Platforms and market data / Is there a commission on trades?
Is there a commission on trades?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes — trading commissions are built into the simulated environment to replicate real market conditions. Commissions count toward your PnL just as they would in a live account. For full commission details by instrument, see our website: https://goatfundedfutures.com/#instrument-list
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Commissions
Related articles
- Is this real money?
Section: Is there a commission on trades?
+ - Can I use trading bots or automated strategies (EAs)?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- Tick Scalping & Unrealistic Trading Practices
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
Back to top
Help Center / Platforms and market data / Is there a commission on trades?
Is there a commission on trades?
Updated 28 July 2026
Yes — trading commissions are built into the simulated environment to replicate real market conditions. Commissions count toward your PnL just as they would in a live account. For full commission details by instrument, see our website: https://goatfundedfutures.com/#instrument-list
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Commissions
Related articles
- Is this real money?
Section: Is there a commission on trades?
+ - Can I use trading bots or automated strategies (EAs)?
- What strategies are prohibited?
- Tick Scalping & Unrealistic Trading Practices
− - What is the Path to Live?
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved three FAQ questions including one about transitioning from sim to live trading.Oct 9
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Market Data Subscription (MDS) provides real-time market prices to your trading platform. GFF covers the cost of market data;you do not pay any additional data fees.
The market data included for free depends on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — the full CME bundle is included (Top of the Book - L1)
- DxFeed — CME exchange only. If you'd like to add COMEX (for metals) or other exchanges, contact our support team and we will enable it for you manually.
Without an active MDS, your charts may be delayed or certain instruments may not load. If your platform asks you to activate an MDS, select the required exchanges and proceed. If you are being asked to pay for market data that should be included, contact our support team.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Market data
Related articles
- What products / instruments can I trade?
- What trading platforms are supported?
- Can I switch my platform after purchase?
- What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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Market Data Subscription (MDS) provides real-time market prices to your trading platform. GFF covers the cost of market data;you do not pay any additional data fees.
The market data included for free depends on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — the full CME bundle is included (Top of the Book - L1)
- DxFeed — CME exchange only. If you'd like to add COMEX (for metals) or other exchanges, contact our support team and we will enable it for you manually.
Without an active MDS, your charts may be delayed or certain instruments may not load. If your platform asks you to activate an MDS, select the required exchanges and proceed. If you are being asked to pay for market data that should be included, contact our support team.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Market data
Related articles
- What products / instruments can I trade?
- What trading platforms are supported?
- Can I switch my platform after purchase?
- What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
Back to top
Market Data Subscription (MDS) provides real-time market prices to your trading platform. GFF covers the cost of market data;you do not pay any additional data fees.
The market data included for free depends on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — the full CME bundle is included (Top of the Book - L1)
- DxFeed — CME exchange only. If you'd like to add COMEX (for metals) or other exchanges, contact our support team and we will enable it for you manually.
Without an active MDS, your charts may be delayed or certain instruments may not load. If your platform asks you to activate an MDS, select the required exchanges and proceed. If you are being asked to pay for market data that should be included, contact our support team.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Market data
Related articles
- What products / instruments can I trade?
- What trading platforms are supported?
- Can I switch my platform after purchase?
- What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I connect my account to TradingView? | Goat Funded Futures FAQTwo FAQ questions replaced with two new ones covering payment and live account specifications.Oct 9
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How do I connect my account to TradingView?
Updated 28 July 2026
- Open TradingView and go to the Trading Panel at the bottom of the chart.
- Select the broker connection option and search for your data feed provider (e.g., Tradovate).
- Enter the sim account credentials provided in your GFF welcome email.
- Once connected, your GFF account should appear in the TradingView order panel.
If the connection fails, make sure you have selected the simulation environment — not live.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
- What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
Section: How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Back to top
After
How do I connect my account to TradingView?
Updated 28 July 2026
- Open TradingView and go to the Trading Panel at the bottom of the chart.
- Select the broker connection option and search for your data feed provider (e.g., Tradovate).
- Enter the sim account credentials provided in your GFF welcome email.
- Once connected, your GFF account should appear in the TradingView order panel.
If the connection fails, make sure you have selected the simulation environment — not live.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
- What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
Section: How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
Back to top
How do I connect my account to TradingView?
Updated 28 July 2026
- Open TradingView and go to the Trading Panel at the bottom of the chart.
- Select the broker connection option and search for your data feed provider (e.g., Tradovate).
- Enter the sim account credentials provided in your GFF welcome email.
- Once connected, your GFF account should appear in the TradingView order panel.
If the connection fails, make sure you have selected the simulation environment — not live.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
- What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
Section: How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · ITwo related articles removed, two added; "Path to Live" and "Live Account Specifications" now included.Oct 9
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Before
I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
Updated 28 July 2026
Here are a few common things to check:
- Make sure you're using the credentials we sent you, not your personal Tradovate account. GFF accounts use separate sim credentials.
- Confirm that you're connecting to the simulation environment, not live.
- Try resetting your password through the Tradovate platform.
- If using the web version, clear your browser cache and try again.
If none of the above resolves the issue, contact our support team on with your account ID.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
Section: I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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After
I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
Updated 28 July 2026
Here are a few common things to check:
- Make sure you're using the credentials we sent you, not your personal Tradovate account. GFF accounts use separate sim credentials.
- Confirm that you're connecting to the simulation environment, not live.
- Try resetting your password through the Tradovate platform.
- If using the web version, clear your browser cache and try again.
If none of the above resolves the issue, contact our support team on with your account ID.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
Section: I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
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I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
Updated 28 July 2026
Here are a few common things to check:
- Make sure you're using the credentials we sent you, not your personal Tradovate account. GFF accounts use separate sim credentials.
- Confirm that you're connecting to the simulation environment, not live.
- Try resetting your password through the Tradovate platform.
- If using the web version, clear your browser cache and try again.
If none of the above resolves the issue, contact our support team on with your account ID.
Where this fits
Platforms and market data › Tradovate and TradingView
Related articles
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
− - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
Section: I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
− - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I trade during news events? | Goat Funded Futures FAQ1-Day-Pass-Plan" renamed to "EOD Challenge" in the plans section.Oct 9
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- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
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Trading rules › News
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- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is there a daily loss limit? | Goat Funded Futures FAQ100K EOD Challenge daily loss limit changed from 2% ($2,000) to 1.5% ($1,500); one related link updated.Oct 9
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Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Is there a daily loss limit?
Is there a daily loss limit?
Section: Is there a daily loss limit?
− Updated 8 September 2026
This depends on your account type.
EOD Challenge
- Evaluation: none.
- Funded: 2.5% of your starting balance, so $1,250 on a 50K, $2,500 on a 100K, $3,750 on a 150K.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A daily loss limit applies in both phases, at the same percentage in each.
- 25K: 2.4%, which is $600
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan
− - 100K: 2%, which is $2,000
Instant Classic
3% of your starting balance, so $750 on a 25K, $1,500 on a 50K, $3,000 on a 100K, $4,500 on a 150K.
Instant Lite
- 25K: none
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 2%, which is $2,000
Flex Challenge
None, in either phase.
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 150K: 1.5%, which is $2,250
What happens when you reach it
On every plan, hitting the daily loss limit is a soft breach, not a hard one. Your open positions are closed and the account is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and the account is not closed.
Daily Payouts has one extra rule
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article for how the rolling window works and where to see your count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. See the Instant Lite specifications for details.
For the exact figure on your account, check your dashboard.
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Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
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- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Is there a daily loss limit?
Is there a daily loss limit?
Section: Is there a daily loss limit?
+ Updated 9 October 2026
This depends on your account type.
EOD Challenge
- Evaluation: none.
- Funded: 2.5% of your starting balance, so $1,250 on a 50K, $2,500 on a 100K, $3,750 on a 150K.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A daily loss limit applies in both phases, at the same percentage in each.
- 25K: 2.4%, which is $600
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan
+ - 100K: 1.5%, which is $1,500
Instant Classic
3% of your starting balance, so $750 on a 25K, $1,500 on a 50K, $3,000 on a 100K, $4,500 on a 150K.
Instant Lite
- 25K: none
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 2%, which is $2,000
Flex Challenge
None, in either phase.
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 150K: 1.5%, which is $2,250
What happens when you reach it
On every plan, hitting the daily loss limit is a soft breach, not a hard one. Your open positions are closed and the account is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and the account is not closed.
Daily Payouts has one extra rule
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article for how the rolling window works and where to see your count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. See the Instant Lite specifications for details.
For the exact figure on your account, check your dashboard.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Is there a daily loss limit?
Is there a daily loss limit?
Section: Is there a daily loss limit?
− Updated 8 September 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
This depends on your account type.
EOD Challenge
- Evaluation: none.
- Funded: 2.5% of your starting balance, so $1,250 on a 50K, $2,500 on a 100K, $3,750 on a 150K.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
A daily loss limit applies in both phases, at the same percentage in each.
- 25K: 2.4%, which is $600
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan
− - 100K: 2%, which is $2,000
+ - 100K: 1.5%, which is $1,500
Instant Classic
3% of your starting balance, so $750 on a 25K, $1,500 on a 50K, $3,000 on a 100K, $4,500 on a 150K.
Instant Lite
- 25K: none
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 2%, which is $2,000
Flex Challenge
None, in either phase.
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 150K: 1.5%, which is $2,250
What happens when you reach it
On every plan, hitting the daily loss limit is a soft breach, not a hard one. Your open positions are closed and the account is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and the account is not closed.
Daily Payouts has one extra rule
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article for how the rolling window works and where to see your count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. See the Instant Lite specifications for details.
For the exact figure on your account, check your dashboard.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How are payouts sent and how long do they take? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved "How do Futures Prop accounts work?" link and added "How does the consistency rule affect payouts?" link.Oct 9
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- Daily Payouts: KYC must be completed before your first payout.
If your KYC verification is incomplete or requires additional review, your payout may be delayed.
How long does payout processing take?
GFF processes payout requests within two business days after the request is submitted. On Daily Payouts, requests are processed within 48 hours.
Weekends and public holidays are not business days. This timeframe covers GFF processing; once processed, the payout is handled through Rise.
What should I do if my payout is taking longer?
If more than two business days have passed and you have not received an update, contact GFF Support and provide your account details and payout-request information so the team can investigate.
Processing fee for payouts
A 3% fee is applied to all payouts to cover payment processing and transaction costs. As a result, the final amount that arrives in your account may be slightly lower than the total shown on your payout certificate.
Where this fits
Payouts › Timing and methods
Related articles
− - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
Section: Processing fee for payouts
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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- Daily Payouts: KYC must be completed before your first payout.
If your KYC verification is incomplete or requires additional review, your payout may be delayed.
How long does payout processing take?
GFF processes payout requests within two business days after the request is submitted. On Daily Payouts, requests are processed within 48 hours.
Weekends and public holidays are not business days. This timeframe covers GFF processing; once processed, the payout is handled through Rise.
What should I do if my payout is taking longer?
If more than two business days have passed and you have not received an update, contact GFF Support and provide your account details and payout-request information so the team can investigate.
Processing fee for payouts
A 3% fee is applied to all payouts to cover payment processing and transaction costs. As a result, the final amount that arrives in your account may be slightly lower than the total shown on your payout certificate.
Where this fits
Payouts › Timing and methods
Related articles
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
Section: Processing fee for payouts
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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- Daily Payouts: KYC must be completed before your first payout.
If your KYC verification is incomplete or requires additional review, your payout may be delayed.
How long does payout processing take?
GFF processes payout requests within two business days after the request is submitted. On Daily Payouts, requests are processed within 48 hours.
Weekends and public holidays are not business days. This timeframe covers GFF processing; once processed, the payout is handled through Rise.
What should I do if my payout is taking longer?
If more than two business days have passed and you have not received an update, contact GFF Support and provide your account details and payout-request information so the team can investigate.
Processing fee for payouts
A 3% fee is applied to all payouts to cover payment processing and transaction costs. As a result, the final amount that arrives in your account may be slightly lower than the total shown on your payout certificate.
Where this fits
Payouts › Timing and methods
Related articles
− - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
Section: Processing fee for payouts
+ - How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts | Goat Funded Futures FAQTable of contents replaced entry about payout caps and minimum amounts with entry about Instant Lite plan specifications.Oct 9
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Before
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
− - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
− - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts | Goat Funded Futures FAQ100K profit target reduced from 2% ($2,000) to 1.5% ($1,500); related articles also changed.Oct 9
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Help Center / 1-Day-Pass-Plan / 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
− Updated 3 September 2026
1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Everything for 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K, 50K and 100K: profit target, trailing drawdown with lock, daily loss limits, the profit split, payouts, and what changes once you are funded.
Values by account size: 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K
- Price: $79 (from $158) / $109 (from $218) / $179 (from $358)
- Profit target: $1,500 (6%) / $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%)
- Reset price: $69 / $99 / $159
- Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0
- Time limit: None / None / None
The 1-Day-Pass-Plan Challenge is a one-phase evaluation built for faster payouts. It uses end of day trailing drawdown, pays 80/20 by default, and has no consistency rule during the evaluation.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No consistency rule during the evaluation, so you can trade with full flexibility
Your maximum drawdown is the level your account balance cannot fall below. It is calculated from your highest end of day balance, not your intraday equity, and it only updates after the trading day closes.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
| Account size | Max drawdown |
|---|
Drawdown lock. Once your account balance reaches your starting balance, the trailing drawdown stops moving and locks in place, giving you a fixed safety net for the rest of the account. This applies in both phases.
Daily loss limit
A daily loss limit applies in both the evaluation and the funded phase, at the same percentage in each.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | 2.4% ($600) |
Section: Daily loss limit
−
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|
| 100K | 2% ($2,000) |
This is a soft pause, not a breach. If you reach it, trading is paused for the rest of the trading day and resumes automatically the next trading day, as long as no other rule has been broken. Your account is not closed.
Contract limits
The same limits apply in evaluation and funded. They are fixed for the life of the account.
| Account size | Max contracts |
|---|
Consistency rule
- Evaluation: none. Trade however you like.
- Funded: no single trading day may account for more than 35% of your total profit during a payout period.
Example on a 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K. You make $1,750 in one trading day on your funded account. Your total profit for that period needs to reach at least $5,000 before you can request a payout, which puts your best day at 35% of the total.
If you go over the threshold: your account is not terminated. You simply cannot request a payout until your highest profit day falls back to the threshold or below. Keep trading and building profit until it does, then you are eligible again.
- Overnight holding is not permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
- Weekend holding is not permitted.
Microscalping
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts in both the evaluation and funded phases. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
1-Day-Pass-Plan
Related articles
Section: Inactivity
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
− - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / 1-Day-Pass-Plan / 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 9 October 2026
1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Everything for 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K, 50K and 100K: profit target, trailing drawdown with lock, daily loss limits, the profit split, payouts, and what changes once you are funded.
Values by account size: 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K
- Price: $79 (from $158) / $109 (from $218) / $179 (from $358)
- Profit target: $1,500 (6%) / $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%)
- Reset price: $69 / $99 / $159
- Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0
- Time limit: None / None / None
The 1-Day-Pass-Plan Challenge is a one-phase evaluation built for faster payouts. It uses end of day trailing drawdown, pays 80/20 by default, and has no consistency rule during the evaluation.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No consistency rule during the evaluation, so you can trade with full flexibility
Your maximum drawdown is the level your account balance cannot fall below. It is calculated from your highest end of day balance, not your intraday equity, and it only updates after the trading day closes.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
| Account size | Max drawdown |
|---|
Drawdown lock. Once your account balance reaches your starting balance, the trailing drawdown stops moving and locks in place, giving you a fixed safety net for the rest of the account. This applies in both phases.
Daily loss limit
A daily loss limit applies in both the evaluation and the funded phase, at the same percentage in each.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | 2.4% ($600) |
Section: Daily loss limit
+
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|
| 100K | 1.5% ($1,500) |
This is a soft pause, not a breach. If you reach it, trading is paused for the rest of the trading day and resumes automatically the next trading day, as long as no other rule has been broken. Your account is not closed.
Contract limits
The same limits apply in evaluation and funded. They are fixed for the life of the account.
| Account size | Max contracts |
|---|
Consistency rule
- Evaluation: none. Trade however you like.
- Funded: no single trading day may account for more than 35% of your total profit during a payout period.
Example on a 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K. You make $1,750 in one trading day on your funded account. Your total profit for that period needs to reach at least $5,000 before you can request a payout, which puts your best day at 35% of the total.
If you go over the threshold: your account is not terminated. You simply cannot request a payout until your highest profit day falls back to the threshold or below. Keep trading and building profit until it does, then you are eligible again.
- Overnight holding is not permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
- Weekend holding is not permitted.
Microscalping
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts in both the evaluation and funded phases. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
1-Day-Pass-Plan
Related articles
Section: Inactivity
+ - What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
− Updated 3 September 2026
+ Updated 9 October 2026
1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Everything for 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K, 50K and 100K: profit target, trailing drawdown with lock, daily loss limits, the profit split, payouts, and what changes once you are funded.
Values by account size: 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K / 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K
- Price: $79 (from $158) / $109 (from $218) / $179 (from $358)
- Profit target: $1,500 (6%) / $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%)
- Reset price: $69 / $99 / $159
- Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0
- Time limit: None / None / None
The 1-Day-Pass-Plan Challenge is a one-phase evaluation built for faster payouts. It uses end of day trailing drawdown, pays 80/20 by default, and has no consistency rule during the evaluation.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No consistency rule during the evaluation, so you can trade with full flexibility
Your maximum drawdown is the level your account balance cannot fall below. It is calculated from your highest end of day balance, not your intraday equity, and it only updates after the trading day closes.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
| Account size | Max drawdown |
|---|
Drawdown lock. Once your account balance reaches your starting balance, the trailing drawdown stops moving and locks in place, giving you a fixed safety net for the rest of the account. This applies in both phases.
Daily loss limit
A daily loss limit applies in both the evaluation and the funded phase, at the same percentage in each.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | 2.4% ($600) |
Section: Daily loss limit
−
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|
| 100K | 2% ($2,000) |
+
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|---|
| 100K | 1.5% ($1,500) |
This is a soft pause, not a breach. If you reach it, trading is paused for the rest of the trading day and resumes automatically the next trading day, as long as no other rule has been broken. Your account is not closed.
Contract limits
The same limits apply in evaluation and funded. They are fixed for the life of the account.
| Account size | Max contracts |
|---|
Consistency rule
- Evaluation: none. Trade however you like.
- Funded: no single trading day may account for more than 35% of your total profit during a payout period.
Example on a 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K. You make $1,750 in one trading day on your funded account. Your total profit for that period needs to reach at least $5,000 before you can request a payout, which puts your best day at 35% of the total.
If you go over the threshold: your account is not terminated. You simply cannot request a payout until your highest profit day falls back to the threshold or below. Keep trading and building profit until it does, then you are eligible again.
- Overnight holding is not permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
- Weekend holding is not permitted.
Microscalping
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts in both the evaluation and funded phases. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
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1-Day-Pass-Plan
Related articles
Section: Inactivity
+ - What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
− - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I create an account? | Goat Funded Futures FAQFour related articles removed, four added; payout timing question newly listed first.Oct 9
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Before
Help Center / Get started / How do I create an account?
How do I create an account?
Updated 28 July 2026
You can create a GFF account at any time — no purchase required. Simply visit goatfundedfutures.com and register to access your dashboard. This lets you explore the platform, view available plans, and get familiar with the interface before committing.
When you're ready to start trading, log into your dashboard, select your preferred plan, choose your account size and trading platform, and complete checkout. You will receive your trading credentials via email shortly after payment is confirmed.
Where this fits
Get started › Opening an account
Related articles
Section: How do I create an account?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
− - I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
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After
Help Center / Get started / How do I create an account?
How do I create an account?
Updated 28 July 2026
You can create a GFF account at any time — no purchase required. Simply visit goatfundedfutures.com and register to access your dashboard. This lets you explore the platform, view available plans, and get familiar with the interface before committing.
When you're ready to start trading, log into your dashboard, select your preferred plan, choose your account size and trading platform, and complete checkout. You will receive your trading credentials via email shortly after payment is confirmed.
Where this fits
Get started › Opening an account
Related articles
Section: How do I create an account?
+ - How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
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Help Center / Get started / How do I create an account?
How do I create an account?
Updated 28 July 2026
You can create a GFF account at any time — no purchase required. Simply visit goatfundedfutures.com and register to access your dashboard. This lets you explore the platform, view available plans, and get familiar with the interface before committing.
When you're ready to start trading, log into your dashboard, select your preferred plan, choose your account size and trading platform, and complete checkout. You will receive your trading credentials via email shortly after payment is confirmed.
Where this fits
Get started › Opening an account
Related articles
Section: How do I create an account?
+ - How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
- How do I connect my account to TradingView?
- I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
− - I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
− - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Path To Live | Goat Funded Futures FAQWhen the live environment launches" changed to "how the move to live works" in the Path to Live section description.Oct 9
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Before
Help Center / Path To Live
Path To Live
Learn how traders qualify for live capital, how the transition works, live account specifications, payouts, and common Path to Live questions.
Section: Path To Live
− - What is the Path to Live?What the Path to Live is, who it is open to, and when the live environment launches.
- Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?There is no public payout target or milestone. What the risk team reviews instead, and why no threshold is published.
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?What happens to your sim accounts, how multiple accounts combine into one live account, and the 150K cap.
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?Starting balance, contract limits, static drawdown by size, and why live has no daily loss limit or consistency rule.
- Payouts on Live: How do live account payouts work?Daily payouts, no caps, a $500 minimum, and no winning day requirement once you are on live.
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?What counts as a breach on live, the 21 day cooldown that follows, and how to earn your way back.
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account RulesOne live account at a time, no trading sim alongside live, the family and household rule, and country eligibility.
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked QuestionsInstruments and trading hours, onboarding support, documentation, how live appears in your dashboard, and who to contact.
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After
Help Center / Path To Live
Path To Live
Learn how traders qualify for live capital, how the transition works, live account specifications, payouts, and common Path to Live questions.
Section: Path To Live
+ - What is the Path to Live?What the Path to Live is, who it is open to, and how the move to live works.
- Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?There is no public payout target or milestone. What the risk team reviews instead, and why no threshold is published.
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?What happens to your sim accounts, how multiple accounts combine into one live account, and the 150K cap.
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?Starting balance, contract limits, static drawdown by size, and why live has no daily loss limit or consistency rule.
- Payouts on Live: How do live account payouts work?Daily payouts, no caps, a $500 minimum, and no winning day requirement once you are on live.
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?What counts as a breach on live, the 21 day cooldown that follows, and how to earn your way back.
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account RulesOne live account at a time, no trading sim alongside live, the family and household rule, and country eligibility.
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked QuestionsInstruments and trading hours, onboarding support, documentation, how live appears in your dashboard, and who to contact.
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Help Center / Path To Live
Path To Live
Learn how traders qualify for live capital, how the transition works, live account specifications, payouts, and common Path to Live questions.
Section: Path To Live
− - What is the Path to Live?What the Path to Live is, who it is open to, and when the live environment launches.
+ - What is the Path to Live?What the Path to Live is, who it is open to, and how the move to live works.
- Eligibility: How do I qualify for a live account?There is no public payout target or milestone. What the risk team reviews instead, and why no threshold is published.
- Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?What happens to your sim accounts, how multiple accounts combine into one live account, and the 150K cap.
- Live Account Specifications: What are the live account specifications?Starting balance, contract limits, static drawdown by size, and why live has no daily loss limit or consistency rule.
- Payouts on Live: How do live account payouts work?Daily payouts, no caps, a $500 minimum, and no winning day requirement once you are on live.
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?What counts as a breach on live, the 21 day cooldown that follows, and how to earn your way back.
- Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account RulesOne live account at a time, no trading sim alongside live, the family and household rule, and country eligibility.
- Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked QuestionsInstruments and trading hours, onboarding support, documentation, how live appears in your dashboard, and who to contact.
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times | Goat Funded Futures FAQTable of contents changed; removed section on breach and cooldown, added section on type and account size specifications.Oct 9
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Before
Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- Is there a daily loss limit?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
− - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- Is there a daily loss limit?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- Is there a daily loss limit?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
− - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What are the requirements for recurring payouts? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved three related articles links and added one about daily progression rule on Daily Payouts.Oct 9
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Before
A declined request is not a breach and carries no account penalty. Continue trading and submit another request once all requirements are met, during an available payout window on the plans that use them.
Before requesting another payout
Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before requesting another payout
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After
A declined request is not a breach and carries no account penalty. Continue trading and submit another request once all requirements are met, during an available payout window on the plans that use them.
Before requesting another payout
Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before requesting another payout
+ - What is the daily progression rule on Daily Payouts?
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A declined request is not a breach and carries no account penalty. Continue trading and submit another request once all requirements are met, during an available payout window on the plans that use them.
Before requesting another payout
Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
− - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before requesting another payout
+ - What is the daily progression rule on Daily Payouts?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle title changed from "Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?" to "What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?" and one section removed.Oct 9
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Before
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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Before contacting support, please check the following:
- Log into your dashboard and compare your account equity against the drawdown limit. If your equity is at or below the drawdown level, the breach is correct.
- Check whether you had any open positions with unrealized losses that may have pushed your equity below the limit. Drawdown calculations include unrealized P&L, commissions, and fees.
- Check whether your account has been inactive for more than 7 consecutive days, as this will also trigger a breach.
If after reviewing the above you still believe the breach was made in error, contact support with your account ID and a description of what happened.
Where this fits
Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
Related articles
- What is a trailing drawdown?
- What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
- What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
Section: I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How many accounts can I have? | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved question about breaching drawdown/daily loss limits and added question about activation fees.Oct 9
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Before
- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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After
- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
+ - Is there an Activation fee?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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- Instant Classic: up to 3 funded accounts
The limits are counted separately for each product type, so they do not compete with each other. You can combine account types freely. For example:
- 3 Instant Classic accounts and 2 Flex funded accounts
- 2 EOD funded accounts and 3 Daily Payouts funded accounts
- 5 Daily Payouts funded accounts alongside 5 Flex funded accounts
As long as you stay within the maximum for each product type.
There is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you may purchase.
Where this fits
IP, VPS and accounts › Accounts and sharing
Related articles
- How do Futures Prop accounts work?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: How many accounts can I have?
− - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - Is there an Activation fee?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I trade during news events? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle navigation changed: removed "Daily Payouts" section link, added "1-Day-Pass-Plan" section link.Oct 9
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Before
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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- Close existing positions
- Trigger pending orders
If a position was opened before the 2 minute pre-news window began, you are permitted to hold it through the event. See the news holding rule for more details.
This applies to all funded account types: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic and Daily Payouts.
What happens if you trade inside the window
If you execute an order within the restricted timeframe, any profits generated will be deducted upon payout request.
Gap trading around scheduled earnings releases or other significant company-specific announcements is also prohibited and is treated in the same manner as high impact news trading.
Where this fits
Trading rules › News
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- What is the difference between our plans?
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows | Goat Funded Futures FAQRemoved separate questions about payout caps and account size specifications, replaced with combined question about Flex Challenge specifications, rules and payouts.Oct 9
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Before
Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet any consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You satisfy any recurring-payout requirements.
- Your KYC verification is complete when required.
On Daily Payouts, check instead that at least 24 hours have passed since your last request, that your balance is above the profit buffer for your size, that at least half of what you are requesting is profit made since your last payout, and that your KYC is complete.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- What is the difference between our plans?
- How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
− - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before submitting your request
- What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
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After
Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet any consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You satisfy any recurring-payout requirements.
- Your KYC verification is complete when required.
On Daily Payouts, check instead that at least 24 hours have passed since your last request, that your balance is above the profit buffer for your size, that at least half of what you are requesting is profit made since your last payout, and that your KYC is complete.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- What is the difference between our plans?
- How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before submitting your request
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
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Make sure that:
- You have completed the required winning days.
- You meet any consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You satisfy any recurring-payout requirements.
- Your KYC verification is complete when required.
On Daily Payouts, check instead that at least 24 hours have passed since your last request, that your balance is above the profit buffer for your size, that at least half of what you are requesting is profit made since your last payout, and that your KYC is complete.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- What is the difference between our plans?
- How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
− - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
Section: Before submitting your request
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle title changed from "EOD Challenge" to "Instant Classic"; one FAQ question changed from specifications focus to payout caps and minimums.Oct 9
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Before
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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After
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
Back to top
Profit from trades closed within 2 minutes of opening is not eligible. It is deducted from your account balance and from any payout calculation. The trade itself is not a breach.
This applies to Instant Classic accounts. It is separate from the 2 minute news buffer above.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any account. Profit generated this way may be reviewed and deducted.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 days. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. If you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
Please monitor our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates, or system changes.
Where this fits
Instant Classic
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
Section: Inactivity
− - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What are the requirements for recurring payouts? | Goat Funded Futures FAQOne FAQ question replaced: "daily progression rule on Daily Payouts" changed to "specifications of each Type and Account Size".Oct 8
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- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
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Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
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- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
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Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
Section: Before requesting another payout
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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- You meet the consistency rule that applies to your account.
- You meet the new-profit requirement if your account is subject to it.
- You have surpassed the previous equity high if you trade an Instant Classic account.
- Your request meets the minimum payout amount and applicable payout cap.
- You submit the request during an available payout window, unless you are on Daily Payouts, which has none.
Where this fits
Payouts › Requirements
Related articles
- EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
- What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
Section: Before requesting another payout
− - What is the daily progression rule on Daily Payouts?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
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Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
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- What is GOAT Funded Futures?
Section: Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
- How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
- Are there any limitations for this license?
- Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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Yes, you can use the ATAS license with SIM funded accounts.
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- What is GOAT Funded Futures?
Section: Can I use this license for a GOAT Funded Futures funded account?
− - Can I reset my Funded account?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
- How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
- Are there any limitations for this license?
- Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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No — closing any part of a trade within 2 minutes of opening, including partial profit-taking, is considered a violation of the microscalping rule. Profits from such trades will be deducted from your account when reviewed.
This does not result in a breach or account closure, but the profits will not count toward your balance or payout.
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Section: Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Trading rules / Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
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No — closing any part of a trade within 2 minutes of opening, including partial profit-taking, is considered a violation of the microscalping rule. Profits from such trades will be deducted from your account when reviewed.
This does not result in a breach or account closure, but the profits will not count toward your balance or payout.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Holding time
Related articles
Section: Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Help Center / Trading rules / Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
Updated 24 March 2026
No — closing any part of a trade within 2 minutes of opening, including partial profit-taking, is considered a violation of the microscalping rule. Profits from such trades will be deducted from your account when reviewed.
This does not result in a breach or account closure, but the profits will not count toward your balance or payout.
Where this fits
Trading rules › Holding time
Related articles
Section: Can I take partial profit from my trade within 2 minutes of opening the trade?
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
- Holding time rules on each plan
- Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
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- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
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Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
Where this fits
Managing your account › Status and size
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- What plans do you offer?
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
Updated 28 July 2026
Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com. Your dashboard shows your current balance, drawdown level, profit/loss, consistency metrics, winning days count, and payout eligibility status.
Where this fits
Managing your account › Status and size
Related articles
- What plans do you offer?
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
- What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
− - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
- Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts | Goat Funded Futures FAQDaily Payouts account prices reduced by 50% across all sizes; Daily 25K from $178 to $89, Daily 50K from $238 to $119, Daily 100K from $378 to $189, Daily 150K from $538 to $269.Oct 7
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Section: Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
Daily Payouts is a one-phase evaluation with no time limit, no consistency rule once you are funded, and payout eligibility every 24 hours on the funded account.
Key benefits
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed payout windows and no minimum winning days
- One-time fee, no monthly subscription
- 90/10 profit split from your first payout, with no add-on required
- No consistency rule on the funded account
- No daily profit cap
- Full contract limits from day one, with no scaling plan
- $0 activation fee
Two things to understand before you buy
Daily Payouts is not a faster version of Flex. Two rules are stricter, and both catch traders out:
- Your funded account uses intraday trailing drawdown, not end of day. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions. The evaluation runs end of day trailing.
- The daily loss limit is a soft breach the first two times. If you hit it three times inside any rolling 30 day period, the third hit closes the account.
Both are explained in full below.
Pricing and targets
−
Price $89 (from $178) $119 (from $238) $189 (from $378) $269 (from $538) Reset price $79 $109 $179 $259 Activation fee $0 $0 $0 $0 Profit target $1,500 (6%) $3,000 (6%) $6,000 (6%) $9,000 (6%) Time limit None None None None
| Daily 25K | Daily 50K | Daily 100K | Daily 150K |
|---|
Two resets are available per evaluation, the same as our other plans, at the prices above. Funded accounts cannot be reset. If a funded account is breached, you need to buy a new evaluation.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Satisfy the 40% consistency rule, which in practice means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no time limit. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum trailing drawdown
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. How it trails depends on the phase:
- Evaluation. End of day trailing. The limit moves up with your profits at the end of each trading day.
- Funded. Intraday trailing. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions, rather than waiting for the end of the day.
In both phases the limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100. Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account immediately.
| Account size | Max drawdown | Evaluation | Funded | Lock point |
|---|
Full contract limits are available from your first trading day, in both phases. There is no scaling plan.
| Account size | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
Consistency rule, evaluation only
The consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day.
- Evaluation: no single day can account for more than 40% of your total profit. Landing exactly on 40% is allowed.
- Funded: no consistency rule. Trade without a per-day profit cap.
Example on a Daily 25K. Your best day produced $800. With $1,500 in total profit, that day is 53% of the total, so the evaluation is not complete yet. Your total profit needs to reach $2,000 before that $800 day is no longer above 40%.
Exceeding the threshold does not terminate your account. You simply cannot complete the evaluation until your best day is no longer above 40% of your total profit, so keep trading.
Section: The daily progression rule
Payouts
- Profit split: 90/10 in your favour from your very first payout. No add-on to buy.
- Eligibility: submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, then one request every 24 hours. The clock starts when the trade is placed, not when it closes. No fixed windows, no minimum trading days, no winning day requirement.
- Profit buffer: your balance must be at or above the buffer level below before you can request. The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable.
- Minimum payout: $500 on every account size.
- Processing: within 48 hours of your request.
- Processing fee: 3% is deducted from every payout to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that arrives is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
| 150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500 |
Profit above the payout maximum stays in the account and continues to support your equity into the next request.
− The daily progression rule
− At least 50% of every payout request must be profit generated since your last approved payout. Put another way, you can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last payout, within the minimum and maximum above. For your first payout, all profit above the buffer counts as new profit.
− Example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. The progression rule lets you request up to $1,400, twice your new profit. The 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000 and receive $900 after the 90/10 split, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400 and your drawdown limit stays locked at $50,100.
− If you do not meet the progression rule, the request is declined. That is not a breach. Keep trading and request again once at least half of the amount you want is profit made since your last payout.
− Two checks run on every request. The progression rule above is one. The 60 second holding rule below is the other. Both have to pass, and a request can fail either one on its own.
Holding time: the 60 second rule
Daily Payouts uses a holding time rule instead of the 2 minute microscalping deduction that applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic.
At each payout request, at least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds. If it is not, the request is declined and the profit from trades held 60 seconds or less in that period is deducted. This is not a breach and your account stays open.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any GFF account including Daily Payouts. Profit generated that way may be reviewed and deducted.
Trading style restrictions
Daily Payouts is a manual trading product. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted. Grid, martingale and high frequency strategies are not permitted.
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events in both the evaluation and the funded phase. You cannot open, close, or trigger pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release. Positions opened before the window began may be held through the event.
This is stricter than our other evaluations, which have no news restriction during the evaluation phase.
Overnight and weekend holding
Neither is permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 calendar days, in both phases. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. Tell support in advance if you are going to be away.
Account limits and copy trading
- You can hold up to 5 funded Daily Payouts accounts. This is a separate allowance from the other plans, so 5 Daily accounts can sit alongside your EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan or Flex funded accounts.
- Copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only. Copying to or from another trader's account is not permitted, and copying between a Daily Payouts account and any other plan is not permitted.
Platforms and instruments
Platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView (via Tradovate), TickBlaze, DeepCharts, ATAS.
Instruments: CME index, energy, metals and FX futures.
KYC
KYC verification must be completed before your first payout. On a plan built around a 24 hour cadence it is worth starting verification as soon as your funded account is activated, rather than waiting until your first request.
Path to Live
Daily Payouts funded traders are eligible for GFF's Path to Live programme. Selection is at the discretion of the risk team. See the Path to Live articles for how the transition works and for the live account specifications.
Please keep an eye on our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates or system changes.
Section: Path to Live
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Section: Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / Daily Payouts / Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 14 September 2026
+ Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for Daily 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K: profit target, drawdown, the daily loss limit, contract limits, and how the 24 hour payout cycle works.
+ Values by account size: Daily 25K / Daily 50K / Daily 100K / Daily 150K
+ - Price: $89 (from $178) / $119 (from $238) / $189 (from $378) / $269 (from $538)
+ - Reset price: $79 / $109 / $179 / $259
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Profit target: $1,500 (6%) / $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%) / $9,000 (6%)
+ - Time limit: None / None / None / None
+
Price $89 (from $178) $119 (from $238) $189 (from $378) $269 (from $538) Reset price $79 $109 $179 $259 Activation fee $0 $0 $0 $0 Profit target $1,500 (6%) $3,000 (6%) $6,000 (6%) $9,000 (6%) Time limit None None None None
| Daily 25K | Daily 50K | Daily 100K | Daily 150K |
|---|
Daily Payouts is a one-phase evaluation with no time limit, no consistency rule once you are funded, and payout eligibility every 24 hours on the funded account.
Key benefits
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed payout windows and no minimum winning days
- One-time fee, no monthly subscription
- 90/10 profit split from your first payout, with no add-on required
- No consistency rule on the funded account
- No daily profit cap
- Full contract limits from day one, with no scaling plan
- $0 activation fee
Two things to understand before you buy
Daily Payouts is not a faster version of Flex. Two rules are stricter, and both catch traders out:
- Your funded account uses intraday trailing drawdown, not end of day. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions. The evaluation runs end of day trailing.
- The daily loss limit is a soft breach the first two times. If you hit it three times inside any rolling 30 day period, the third hit closes the account.
Both are explained in full below.
Pricing and targets
Two resets are available per evaluation, the same as our other plans, at the prices above. Funded accounts cannot be reset. If a funded account is breached, you need to buy a new evaluation.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Satisfy the 40% consistency rule, which in practice means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no time limit. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum trailing drawdown
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. How it trails depends on the phase:
- Evaluation. End of day trailing. The limit moves up with your profits at the end of each trading day.
- Funded. Intraday trailing. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions, rather than waiting for the end of the day.
In both phases the limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100. Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account immediately.
| Account size | Max drawdown | Evaluation | Funded | Lock point |
|---|
Full contract limits are available from your first trading day, in both phases. There is no scaling plan.
| Account size | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
Consistency rule, evaluation only
The consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day.
- Evaluation: no single day can account for more than 40% of your total profit. Landing exactly on 40% is allowed.
- Funded: no consistency rule. Trade without a per-day profit cap.
Example on a Daily 25K. Your best day produced $800. With $1,500 in total profit, that day is 53% of the total, so the evaluation is not complete yet. Your total profit needs to reach $2,000 before that $800 day is no longer above 40%.
Exceeding the threshold does not terminate your account. You simply cannot complete the evaluation until your best day is no longer above 40% of your total profit, so keep trading.
Section: The daily progression rule
+ The daily progression rule
+ At least 50% of every payout request must be profit generated since your last approved payout. Put another way, you can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last payout, within the minimum and maximum above. For your first payout, all profit above the buffer counts as new profit.
+ Example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. The progression rule lets you request up to $1,400, twice your new profit. The 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000 and receive $900 after the 90/10 split, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400 and your drawdown limit stays locked at $50,100.
+ If you do not meet the progression rule, the request is declined. That is not a breach. Keep trading and request again once at least half of the amount you want is profit made since your last payout.
+ Two checks run on every request. The progression rule above is one. The 60 second holding rule below is the other. Both have to pass, and a request can fail either one on its own.
Payouts
- Profit split: 90/10 in your favour from your very first payout. No add-on to buy.
- Eligibility: submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, then one request every 24 hours. The clock starts when the trade is placed, not when it closes. No fixed windows, no minimum trading days, no winning day requirement.
- Profit buffer: your balance must be at or above the buffer level below before you can request. The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable.
- Minimum payout: $500 on every account size.
- Processing: within 48 hours of your request.
- Processing fee: 3% is deducted from every payout to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that arrives is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
| 150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500 |
Profit above the payout maximum stays in the account and continues to support your equity into the next request.
Holding time: the 60 second rule
Daily Payouts uses a holding time rule instead of the 2 minute microscalping deduction that applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic.
At each payout request, at least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds. If it is not, the request is declined and the profit from trades held 60 seconds or less in that period is deducted. This is not a breach and your account stays open.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any GFF account including Daily Payouts. Profit generated that way may be reviewed and deducted.
Trading style restrictions
Daily Payouts is a manual trading product. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted. Grid, martingale and high frequency strategies are not permitted.
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events in both the evaluation and the funded phase. You cannot open, close, or trigger pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release. Positions opened before the window began may be held through the event.
This is stricter than our other evaluations, which have no news restriction during the evaluation phase.
Overnight and weekend holding
Neither is permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 calendar days, in both phases. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. Tell support in advance if you are going to be away.
Account limits and copy trading
- You can hold up to 5 funded Daily Payouts accounts. This is a separate allowance from the other plans, so 5 Daily accounts can sit alongside your EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan or Flex funded accounts.
- Copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only. Copying to or from another trader's account is not permitted, and copying between a Daily Payouts account and any other plan is not permitted.
Platforms and instruments
Platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView (via Tradovate), TickBlaze, DeepCharts, ATAS.
Instruments: CME index, energy, metals and FX futures.
KYC
KYC verification must be completed before your first payout. On a plan built around a 24 hour cadence it is worth starting verification as soon as your funded account is activated, rather than waiting until your first request.
Path to Live
Daily Payouts funded traders are eligible for GFF's Path to Live programme. Selection is at the discretion of the risk team. See the Path to Live articles for how the transition works and for the live account specifications.
Please keep an eye on our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates or system changes.
Section: Path to Live
+ Where this fits
+ Daily Payouts
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
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+ Help Center / Daily Payouts / Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 14 September 2026
+ Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for Daily 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K: profit target, drawdown, the daily loss limit, contract limits, and how the 24 hour payout cycle works.
+ Values by account size: Daily 25K / Daily 50K / Daily 100K / Daily 150K
+ - Price: $89 (from $178) / $119 (from $238) / $189 (from $378) / $269 (from $538)
+ - Reset price: $79 / $109 / $179 / $259
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Profit target: $1,500 (6%) / $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%) / $9,000 (6%)
+ - Time limit: None / None / None / None
+
Price $89 (from $178) $119 (from $238) $189 (from $378) $269 (from $538) Reset price $79 $109 $179 $259 Activation fee $0 $0 $0 $0 Profit target $1,500 (6%) $3,000 (6%) $6,000 (6%) $9,000 (6%) Time limit None None None None
| Daily 25K | Daily 50K | Daily 100K | Daily 150K |
|---|
Daily Payouts is a one-phase evaluation with no time limit, no consistency rule once you are funded, and payout eligibility every 24 hours on the funded account.
Key benefits
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed payout windows and no minimum winning days
- One-time fee, no monthly subscription
- 90/10 profit split from your first payout, with no add-on required
- No consistency rule on the funded account
- No daily profit cap
- Full contract limits from day one, with no scaling plan
- $0 activation fee
Two things to understand before you buy
Daily Payouts is not a faster version of Flex. Two rules are stricter, and both catch traders out:
- Your funded account uses intraday trailing drawdown, not end of day. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions. The evaluation runs end of day trailing.
- The daily loss limit is a soft breach the first two times. If you hit it three times inside any rolling 30 day period, the third hit closes the account.
Both are explained in full below.
Pricing and targets
−
Price $89 (from $178) $119 (from $238) $189 (from $378) $269 (from $538) Reset price $79 $109 $179 $259 Activation fee $0 $0 $0 $0 Profit target $1,500 (6%) $3,000 (6%) $6,000 (6%) $9,000 (6%) Time limit None None None None
| Daily 25K | Daily 50K | Daily 100K | Daily 150K |
|---|
Two resets are available per evaluation, the same as our other plans, at the prices above. Funded accounts cannot be reset. If a funded account is breached, you need to buy a new evaluation.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Satisfy the 40% consistency rule, which in practice means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no time limit. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum trailing drawdown
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. How it trails depends on the phase:
- Evaluation. End of day trailing. The limit moves up with your profits at the end of each trading day.
- Funded. Intraday trailing. The limit moves in real time with your highest equity, including open positions, rather than waiting for the end of the day.
In both phases the limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100. Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account immediately.
| Account size | Max drawdown | Evaluation | Funded | Lock point |
|---|
Full contract limits are available from your first trading day, in both phases. There is no scaling plan.
| Account size | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
Consistency rule, evaluation only
The consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day.
- Evaluation: no single day can account for more than 40% of your total profit. Landing exactly on 40% is allowed.
- Funded: no consistency rule. Trade without a per-day profit cap.
Example on a Daily 25K. Your best day produced $800. With $1,500 in total profit, that day is 53% of the total, so the evaluation is not complete yet. Your total profit needs to reach $2,000 before that $800 day is no longer above 40%.
Exceeding the threshold does not terminate your account. You simply cannot complete the evaluation until your best day is no longer above 40% of your total profit, so keep trading.
Section: The daily progression rule
+ The daily progression rule
+ At least 50% of every payout request must be profit generated since your last approved payout. Put another way, you can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last payout, within the minimum and maximum above. For your first payout, all profit above the buffer counts as new profit.
+ Example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. The progression rule lets you request up to $1,400, twice your new profit. The 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000 and receive $900 after the 90/10 split, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400 and your drawdown limit stays locked at $50,100.
+ If you do not meet the progression rule, the request is declined. That is not a breach. Keep trading and request again once at least half of the amount you want is profit made since your last payout.
+ Two checks run on every request. The progression rule above is one. The 60 second holding rule below is the other. Both have to pass, and a request can fail either one on its own.
Payouts
- Profit split: 90/10 in your favour from your very first payout. No add-on to buy.
- Eligibility: submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, then one request every 24 hours. The clock starts when the trade is placed, not when it closes. No fixed windows, no minimum trading days, no winning day requirement.
- Profit buffer: your balance must be at or above the buffer level below before you can request. The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable.
- Minimum payout: $500 on every account size.
- Processing: within 48 hours of your request.
- Processing fee: 3% is deducted from every payout to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that arrives is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
| 150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500 |
Profit above the payout maximum stays in the account and continues to support your equity into the next request.
− The daily progression rule
− At least 50% of every payout request must be profit generated since your last approved payout. Put another way, you can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last payout, within the minimum and maximum above. For your first payout, all profit above the buffer counts as new profit.
− Example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. The progression rule lets you request up to $1,400, twice your new profit. The 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000 and receive $900 after the 90/10 split, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400 and your drawdown limit stays locked at $50,100.
− If you do not meet the progression rule, the request is declined. That is not a breach. Keep trading and request again once at least half of the amount you want is profit made since your last payout.
− Two checks run on every request. The progression rule above is one. The 60 second holding rule below is the other. Both have to pass, and a request can fail either one on its own.
Holding time: the 60 second rule
Daily Payouts uses a holding time rule instead of the 2 minute microscalping deduction that applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic.
At each payout request, at least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds. If it is not, the request is declined and the profit from trades held 60 seconds or less in that period is deducted. This is not a breach and your account stays open.
Tick scalping, meaning opening and closing positions within seconds to capture small tick profits, is not permitted on any GFF account including Daily Payouts. Profit generated that way may be reviewed and deducted.
Trading style restrictions
Daily Payouts is a manual trading product. Bots, Expert Advisors and automated strategies are not permitted. Grid, martingale and high frequency strategies are not permitted.
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events in both the evaluation and the funded phase. You cannot open, close, or trigger pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release. Positions opened before the window began may be held through the event.
This is stricter than our other evaluations, which have no news restriction during the evaluation phase.
Overnight and weekend holding
Neither is permitted. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Inactivity
Place at least one trade every 7 calendar days, in both phases. If no trades are placed for 7 consecutive days the account is breached and closed, and the fee is not refunded. There is no time limit on passing the evaluation, but the account does need to stay active. Tell support in advance if you are going to be away.
Account limits and copy trading
- You can hold up to 5 funded Daily Payouts accounts. This is a separate allowance from the other plans, so 5 Daily accounts can sit alongside your EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan or Flex funded accounts.
- Copy trading is permitted between your own Daily Payouts accounts only. Copying to or from another trader's account is not permitted, and copying between a Daily Payouts account and any other plan is not permitted.
Platforms and instruments
Platforms: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView (via Tradovate), TickBlaze, DeepCharts, ATAS.
Instruments: CME index, energy, metals and FX futures.
KYC
KYC verification must be completed before your first payout. On a plan built around a 24 hour cadence it is worth starting verification as soon as your funded account is activated, rather than waiting until your first request.
Path to Live
Daily Payouts funded traders are eligible for GFF's Path to Live programme. Selection is at the discretion of the risk team. See the Path to Live articles for how the transition works and for the live account specifications.
Please keep an eye on our website and Discord for announcements about trading parameters, updates or system changes.
Section: Path to Live
+ Where this fits
+ Daily Payouts
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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Section: Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
Both are one-phase evaluations with a 6% profit target, no time limit and the same drawdown percentages. They are built for different things.
Flex is the freedom plan. No daily loss limit in either phase, no news restriction during the evaluation, and larger payouts when they come.
Daily is the cash flow plan. Money out every 24 hours at a better split, in exchange for tighter rails while you trade.
Side by side comparison for a 50K Plan
| Daily Payouts 50K | Flex 50K |
|---|
Choose Daily if
- You want to take money out regularly rather than in larger amounts twice a month
- You are already trading profitably and want the cash flow, not the challenge
- You trade manually and can work inside a daily loss limit
- You are comfortable watching peak equity, because your funded drawdown trails intraday
Choose Flex if
- You want no daily loss limit at all
- You want to trade news freely during the evaluation
- You prefer fewer, larger payouts
- You want your funded drawdown to trail end of day rather than in real time
Can I hold both?
Yes, within the account limits for each plan.
Section: Can I hold both?
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Section: Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Both are one-phase evaluations with a 6% profit target, no time limit and the same drawdown percentages. They are built for different things.
Flex is the freedom plan. No daily loss limit in either phase, no news restriction during the evaluation, and larger payouts when they come.
Daily is the cash flow plan. Money out every 24 hours at a better split, in exchange for tighter rails while you trade.
Side by side comparison for a 50K Plan
| Daily Payouts 50K | Flex 50K |
|---|
Choose Daily if
- You want to take money out regularly rather than in larger amounts twice a month
- You are already trading profitably and want the cash flow, not the challenge
- You trade manually and can work inside a daily loss limit
- You are comfortable watching peak equity, because your funded drawdown trails intraday
Choose Flex if
- You want no daily loss limit at all
- You want to trade news freely during the evaluation
- You prefer fewer, larger payouts
- You want your funded drawdown to trail end of day rather than in real time
Can I hold both?
Yes, within the account limits for each plan.
Section: Can I hold both?
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Both are one-phase evaluations with a 6% profit target, no time limit and the same drawdown percentages. They are built for different things.
Flex is the freedom plan. No daily loss limit in either phase, no news restriction during the evaluation, and larger payouts when they come.
Daily is the cash flow plan. Money out every 24 hours at a better split, in exchange for tighter rails while you trade.
Side by side comparison for a 50K Plan
| Daily Payouts 50K | Flex 50K |
|---|
Choose Daily if
- You want to take money out regularly rather than in larger amounts twice a month
- You are already trading profitably and want the cash flow, not the challenge
- You trade manually and can work inside a daily loss limit
- You are comfortable watching peak equity, because your funded drawdown trails intraday
Choose Flex if
- You want no daily loss limit at all
- You want to trade news freely during the evaluation
- You prefer fewer, larger payouts
- You want your funded drawdown to trail end of day rather than in real time
Can I hold both?
Yes, within the account limits for each plan.
Section: Can I hold both?
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded breadcrumb navigation, metadata, and related articles section; minor formatting change to bullet points.Oct 7
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Section: How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
Daily Payouts is the only GFF plan where payout requests are not tied to a monthly window or to a winning day count. Here is how the cycle actually works.
Your first request
You can submit your first payout request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account. The clock starts when that trade is placed, not when it closes.
There is no minimum number of trading days, no winning day requirement, and no waiting for a monthly window. What you do need is:
- A balance at or above the profit buffer for your account size
- A request of at least $500
- Completed KYC verification
Every request after that
One request every 24 hours. There is no cap on how many payouts you can take.
Buffer, minimum and maximum
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable. Profit above the per-payout maximum stays in the account too, and supports your equity going into the next request.
The minimum request is $500 on every size.
Two checks run on every request
Both are checked when you submit, and a request can fail either one:
Section: Two checks run on every request
− - The daily progression rule. At least 50% of what you request must be profit made since your last approved payout.
− - The 60 second holding rule. At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
What "50% must be new profit" means in practice
You can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last approved payout, within the minimum and maximum for your size.
Worked example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. Twice $700 is $1,400, but the 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000. At the 90/10 split you receive $900, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400.
The practical effect is that one very good day followed by flat days will not let you keep withdrawing. Each request has to be at least half funded by profit made since the last one.
Why was my request declined?
A declined request is not a breach. Your account stays open and you keep trading.
The usual reasons:
- Less than half the requested amount is profit made since your last payout. Keep trading and request again once it is.
- Less than half your net profit since the last payout came from trades held longer than 60 seconds. In this case the profit from trades held 60 seconds or under in that period is also deducted.
- Your balance is below the profit buffer for your size.
- You requested less than $500, or more than the maximum for your size.
- KYC is not complete.
Processing time and fees
Payouts are processed within 48 hours of the request. A 3% processing fee is deducted to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that reaches you is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
How this compares to our other plans
| Daily Payouts | Flex | EOD |
|---|
| Maximum per request (50K) | $1,000 | 50% of profit, up to $2,000 | 50% of profit, up to $1,500 first payout |
Flex pays more per request. Daily pays more often, and at a better split without an add-on.
Section: Processing time and fees
After
Section: How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ Help Center / Payouts / How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ Updated 14 September 2026
Daily Payouts is the only GFF plan where payout requests are not tied to a monthly window or to a winning day count. Here is how the cycle actually works.
Your first request
You can submit your first payout request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account. The clock starts when that trade is placed, not when it closes.
There is no minimum number of trading days, no winning day requirement, and no waiting for a monthly window. What you do need is:
- A balance at or above the profit buffer for your account size
- A request of at least $500
- Completed KYC verification
Every request after that
One request every 24 hours. There is no cap on how many payouts you can take.
Buffer, minimum and maximum
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable. Profit above the per-payout maximum stays in the account too, and supports your equity going into the next request.
The minimum request is $500 on every size.
Two checks run on every request
Both are checked when you submit, and a request can fail either one:
Section: Two checks run on every request
+ - The daily progression rule.At least 50% of what you request must be profit made since your last approved payout.
+ - The 60 second holding rule.At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
What "50% must be new profit" means in practice
You can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last approved payout, within the minimum and maximum for your size.
Worked example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. Twice $700 is $1,400, but the 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000. At the 90/10 split you receive $900, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400.
The practical effect is that one very good day followed by flat days will not let you keep withdrawing. Each request has to be at least half funded by profit made since the last one.
Why was my request declined?
A declined request is not a breach. Your account stays open and you keep trading.
The usual reasons:
- Less than half the requested amount is profit made since your last payout. Keep trading and request again once it is.
- Less than half your net profit since the last payout came from trades held longer than 60 seconds. In this case the profit from trades held 60 seconds or under in that period is also deducted.
- Your balance is below the profit buffer for your size.
- You requested less than $500, or more than the maximum for your size.
- KYC is not complete.
Processing time and fees
Payouts are processed within 48 hours of the request. A 3% processing fee is deducted to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that reaches you is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
How this compares to our other plans
| Daily Payouts | Flex | EOD |
|---|
| Maximum per request (50K) | $1,000 | 50% of profit, up to $2,000 | 50% of profit, up to $1,500 first payout |
Flex pays more per request. Daily pays more often, and at a better split without an add-on.
Section: Processing time and fees
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Timing and methods
+ Related articles
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
+ - What is the daily progression rule on Daily Payouts?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ Help Center / Payouts / How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ Updated 14 September 2026
Daily Payouts is the only GFF plan where payout requests are not tied to a monthly window or to a winning day count. Here is how the cycle actually works.
Your first request
You can submit your first payout request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account. The clock starts when that trade is placed, not when it closes.
There is no minimum number of trading days, no winning day requirement, and no waiting for a monthly window. What you do need is:
- A balance at or above the profit buffer for your account size
- A request of at least $500
- Completed KYC verification
Every request after that
One request every 24 hours. There is no cap on how many payouts you can take.
Buffer, minimum and maximum
| Account size | Profit buffer | Minimum balance to request | Maximum per payout |
|---|
The buffer stays in the account and is not withdrawable. Profit above the per-payout maximum stays in the account too, and supports your equity going into the next request.
The minimum request is $500 on every size.
Two checks run on every request
Both are checked when you submit, and a request can fail either one:
Section: Two checks run on every request
− - The daily progression rule. At least 50% of what you request must be profit made since your last approved payout.
− - The 60 second holding rule. At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
+ - The daily progression rule.At least 50% of what you request must be profit made since your last approved payout.
+ - The 60 second holding rule.At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
What "50% must be new profit" means in practice
You can request up to twice the profit you have made since your last approved payout, within the minimum and maximum for your size.
Worked example on a funded Daily 50K: Your balance is $53,400, which is $1,300 above the $52,100 buffer. Your last payout was approved yesterday and you have made $700 since. Twice $700 is $1,400, but the 50K maximum is $1,000, so you request $1,000. At the 90/10 split you receive $900, less the 3% processing fee, so $873 arrives. Your balance becomes $52,400.
The practical effect is that one very good day followed by flat days will not let you keep withdrawing. Each request has to be at least half funded by profit made since the last one.
Why was my request declined?
A declined request is not a breach. Your account stays open and you keep trading.
The usual reasons:
- Less than half the requested amount is profit made since your last payout. Keep trading and request again once it is.
- Less than half your net profit since the last payout came from trades held longer than 60 seconds. In this case the profit from trades held 60 seconds or under in that period is also deducted.
- Your balance is below the profit buffer for your size.
- You requested less than $500, or more than the maximum for your size.
- KYC is not complete.
Processing time and fees
Payouts are processed within 48 hours of the request. A 3% processing fee is deducted to cover payment and transaction costs, so the amount that reaches you is slightly below the figure on your payout certificate.
How this compares to our other plans
| Daily Payouts | Flex | EOD |
|---|
| Maximum per request (50K) | $1,000 | 50% of profit, up to $2,000 | 50% of profit, up to $1,500 first payout |
Flex pays more per request. Daily pays more often, and at a better split without an add-on.
Section: Processing time and fees
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Timing and methods
+ Related articles
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
+ - What is the daily progression rule on Daily Payouts?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle restructured with navigation elements, updated date, and related articles section added; Evaluation phase drawdown method unchanged.Oct 7
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Section: Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
Daily Payouts uses a different drawdown method in each phase.
- Evaluation: end of day trailing. Your limit moves up with your profits once, at the end of each trading day.
- Funded: intraday trailing. Your limit moves up in real time, tracking your highest equity, including unrealised profit on open positions.
What changes when you get funded
In the evaluation, an open position that runs to a large unrealised profit and then gives it back costs you nothing in drawdown terms. Only the end of day figure counts.
On the funded account, that same trade permanently raises your drawdown limit at the peak. If the position reverses, the limit stays where it moved to.
Example: Daily 50K funded
Your drawdown is $2,000, so from a $50,000 start your limit is $48,000.
You open a position. Your equity peaks at $51,400 while the position is still open. Your limit moves immediately to $49,400 and stays there.
The trade reverses and you close it flat at $50,000. Your limit is still $49,400. You now have $600 of room, not the $2,000 you started with.
When does it stop moving?
The limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100.
How to trade with it
Two habits help:
- Watch your peak equity, not your balance. The number that matters is the highest your equity has been, not where it closed.
- Treat unrealised profit as spent. If a position runs $1,000 in your favour, assume $1,000 of your drawdown room has gone, because it has.
Which plans use which method
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
| Instant Classic | No evaluation | Intraday trailing |
Section: Which plans use which method
After
Section: Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Daily Payouts uses a different drawdown method in each phase.
- Evaluation: end of day trailing. Your limit moves up with your profits once, at the end of each trading day.
- Funded: intraday trailing. Your limit moves up in real time, tracking your highest equity, including unrealised profit on open positions.
What changes when you get funded
In the evaluation, an open position that runs to a large unrealised profit and then gives it back costs you nothing in drawdown terms. Only the end of day figure counts.
On the funded account, that same trade permanently raises your drawdown limit at the peak. If the position reverses, the limit stays where it moved to.
Example: Daily 50K funded
Your drawdown is $2,000, so from a $50,000 start your limit is $48,000.
You open a position. Your equity peaks at $51,400 while the position is still open. Your limit moves immediately to $49,400 and stays there.
The trade reverses and you close it flat at $50,000. Your limit is still $49,400. You now have $600 of room, not the $2,000 you started with.
When does it stop moving?
The limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100.
How to trade with it
Two habits help:
- Watch your peak equity, not your balance. The number that matters is the highest your equity has been, not where it closed.
- Treat unrealised profit as spent. If a position runs $1,000 in your favour, assume $1,000 of your drawdown room has gone, because it has.
Which plans use which method
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
| Instant Classic | No evaluation | Intraday trailing |
Section: Which plans use which method
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Daily Payouts uses a different drawdown method in each phase.
- Evaluation: end of day trailing. Your limit moves up with your profits once, at the end of each trading day.
- Funded: intraday trailing. Your limit moves up in real time, tracking your highest equity, including unrealised profit on open positions.
What changes when you get funded
In the evaluation, an open position that runs to a large unrealised profit and then gives it back costs you nothing in drawdown terms. Only the end of day figure counts.
On the funded account, that same trade permanently raises your drawdown limit at the peak. If the position reverses, the limit stays where it moved to.
Example: Daily 50K funded
Your drawdown is $2,000, so from a $50,000 start your limit is $48,000.
You open a position. Your equity peaks at $51,400 while the position is still open. Your limit moves immediately to $49,400 and stays there.
The trade reverses and you close it flat at $50,000. Your limit is still $49,400. You now have $600 of room, not the $2,000 you started with.
When does it stop moving?
The limit stops trailing permanently once it reaches your starting balance plus $100.
How to trade with it
Two habits help:
- Watch your peak equity, not your balance. The number that matters is the highest your equity has been, not where it closed.
- Treat unrealised profit as spent. If a position runs $1,000 in your favour, assume $1,000 of your drawdown room has gone, because it has.
Which plans use which method
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded |
|---|
| Instant Classic | No evaluation | Intraday trailing |
Section: Which plans use which method
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Section: The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
A daily loss limit applies to Daily Payouts in both the evaluation and the funded phase. It is the most you may lose in a single trading day.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | $500 (2%) |
What happens when you hit it
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the day. The account is not closed and nothing is deducted. You can trade again in the next session.
That is a soft breach, and it works the same way as on our other plans.
The third hit is different
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, hitting the daily loss limit is always a soft breach with no strike count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. The difference is the window: Daily Payouts counts hits inside a rolling 30 day period, so old hits drop off, while Instant Lite counts three hits over the life of the account.
How the rolling 30 days works
It is a rolling window, not a calendar month. Every hit stays on the count for 30 days from the day it happened, then drops off.
Example: You hit the limit on 3 March and again on 20 March. On 1 April you have one hit still counting, because the 3 March hit has rolled off. A hit on 1 April would be your second, not your third.
Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
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Section: The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ Updated 8 September 2026
A daily loss limit applies to Daily Payouts in both the evaluation and the funded phase. It is the most you may lose in a single trading day.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | $500 (2%) |
What happens when you hit it
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the day. The account is not closed and nothing is deducted. You can trade again in the next session.
That is a soft breach, and it works the same way as on our other plans.
The third hit is different
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, hitting the daily loss limit is always a soft breach with no strike count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. The difference is the window: Daily Payouts counts hits inside a rolling 30 day period, so old hits drop off, while Instant Lite counts three hits over the life of the account.
How the rolling 30 days works
It is a rolling window, not a calendar month. Every hit stays on the count for 30 days from the day it happened, then drops off.
Example: You hit the limit on 3 March and again on 20 March. On 1 April you have one hit still counting, because the 3 March hit has rolled off. A hit on 1 April would be your second, not your third.
Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Section: The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ Updated 8 September 2026
A daily loss limit applies to Daily Payouts in both the evaluation and the funded phase. It is the most you may lose in a single trading day.
| Account size | Daily loss limit |
|---|
| 25K | $500 (2%) |
What happens when you hit it
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the day. The account is not closed and nothing is deducted. You can trade again in the next session.
That is a soft breach, and it works the same way as on our other plans.
The third hit is different
If you hit the daily loss limit three times within any rolling 30 day period, the third hit is treated as a hard breach and your account is closed.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic, hitting the daily loss limit is always a soft breach with no strike count.
Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit. The difference is the window: Daily Payouts counts hits inside a rolling 30 day period, so old hits drop off, while Instant Lite counts three hits over the life of the account.
How the rolling 30 days works
It is a rolling window, not a calendar month. Every hit stays on the count for 30 days from the day it happened, then drops off.
Example: You hit the limit on 3 March and again on 20 March. On 1 April you have one hit still counting, because the 3 March hit has rolled off. A hit on 1 April would be your second, not your third.
Where can I see my count?
Your dashboard shows how many daily loss limit hits you have in the current rolling 30 day window.
Why the rule exists
The daily loss limit is there to stop a single bad session ending an account. A trader who hits it repeatedly inside a month is not having one bad session, they are running a risk profile the account cannot support. The strike rule ends that before it reaches the maximum drawdown.
Can I remove the daily loss limit?
Not at the moment. Daily Payouts accounts are sold with the daily loss limit enabled.
Section: Can I remove the daily loss limit?
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - Breach & Cooldown: What happens if a live account breaches?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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