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Futures Prop Firm Rule Changes. Tracked Daily.
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.
Treat this page like your morning paper. It updates overnight, so grab your coffee and see what changed. – Jmu (@jmutrades)
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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
25K | $1,500 | $1,200 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $510 (34% of target)
50K | $3,000 | $2,000 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
100K | $3,500 | $2,500 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,190 (34% of target)
150K | $2,000 | $-1,000 Static | 34% | $680 (34% of target)
200K | $3,000 | $-2,000 Static | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
300K | $3,500 | $-2,500 Static | 21% | $735 (21% of target)
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
− 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $250 | $1,500
− 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
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
25K | $1,500 | $1,200 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $510 (34% of target)
50K | $3,000 | $2,000 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
100K | $3,500 | $2,500 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,190 (34% of target)
150K | $2,000 | $-1,000 Static | 34% | $680 (34% of target)
200K | $3,000 | $-2,000 Static | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
300K | $3,500 | $-2,500 Static | 21% | $735 (21% of target)
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
+ 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $500 | $1,500
+ 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
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
25K | $1,500 | $1,200 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $510 (34% of target)
50K | $3,000 | $2,000 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
100K | $3,500 | $2,500 Trailing (EOD) | 34% | $1,190 (34% of target)
150K | $2,000 | $-1,000 Static | 34% | $680 (34% of target)
200K | $3,000 | $-2,000 Static | 34% | $1,020 (34% of target)
300K | $3,500 | $-2,500 Static | 21% | $735 (21% of target)
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
− 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $250 | $1,500
− 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
+ 25K | $1,500 | $100 | $500 | $1,500
+ 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
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
$25,000 | $26,500 | $500 | $50,000 | $53,000 | $1,000 | $100,000 | $104,500 | $1,000 | $150,000 | $156,500 | $1,000
After
Account | Minimum Balance for Payout | Minimum Request
$25,000 | $26,500 | $500 | $50,000 | $53,000 | $1,000 | $100,000 | $104,500 | $1,000 | $150,000 | $156,500 | $1,000
+ 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:
+ Account size | STR
+ $25,000 | $1,000 | $50,000 | $2,000 | $100,000 | $3,000 | $150,000 | $4,500
Account | Minimum Balance for Payout | Minimum Request
$25,000 | $26,500 | $500 | $50,000 | $53,000 | $1,000 | $100,000 | $104,500 | $1,000 | $150,000 | $156,500 | $1,000
+ 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:
+ Account size | STR
+ $25,000 | $1,000 | $50,000 | $2,000 | $100,000 | $3,000 | $150,000 | $4,500
PremierBulenox · Account Parameters | Fast Track AccountValues changed: $2,250 to $2,000, $2,250 to $2,000.Oct 19
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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)
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)
+ $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)
+ $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)
+ $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)
+ $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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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
− $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 50% | 2 mini or 20 micros
− $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
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
+ $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 40% (50% with add-on) | 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
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
− $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 50% | 2 mini or 20 micros
− $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
+ $25,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 | 40% (50% with add-on) | 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
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 · Is there an Activation fee? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added to help center with no-activation-fee policy confirmation and navigation structure including related articles.Oct 7
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Section: Is there an Activation fee?
No. GOAT Funded Futures does not charge any activation fees on any plan, including EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic, Instant Lite and Daily Payouts.
When you pass your challenge, or purchase an Instant Classic or Instant Lite account, your funded account is activated at no extra cost.
After
Section: Is there an Activation fee?
+ Help Center / Payments and billing / Is there an Activation fee?
+ Is there an Activation fee?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
No. GOAT Funded Futures does not charge any activation fees on any plan, including EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic, Instant Lite and Daily Payouts.
When you pass your challenge, or purchase an Instant Classic or Instant Lite account, your funded account is activated at no extra cost.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Fees and refunds
+ Related articles
+ - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / Is there an Activation fee?
+ Is there an Activation fee?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
No. GOAT Funded Futures does not charge any activation fees on any plan, including EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Classic, Instant Lite and Daily Payouts.
When you pass your challenge, or purchase an Instant Classic or Instant Lite account, your funded account is activated at no extra cost.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Fees and refunds
+ Related articles
+ - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I was charged twice, what should I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQEmail address changed from [email protected] to ; article restructured with new metadata and related links added.Oct 7
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− Contact our support team immediately at [email protected] with your order details and payment receipts.
In most cases, duplicate charges are authorization holds that will automatically drop off within 3–5 business days. If an actual duplicate charge has occurred, our team will issue a refund for the extra charge.
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
+ Contact our support team immediately at with your order details and payment receipts.
In most cases, duplicate charges are authorization holds that will automatically drop off within 3–5 business days. If an actual duplicate charge has occurred, our team will issue a refund for the extra charge.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
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− Contact our support team immediately at [email protected] with your order details and payment receipts.
+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
+ Contact our support team immediately at with your order details and payment receipts.
In most cases, duplicate charges are authorization holds that will automatically drop off within 3–5 business days. If an actual duplicate charge has occurred, our team will issue a refund for the extra charge.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ - My payment failed, what should I do?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required? | Goat Funded Futures FAQSupport email address changed from [email protected] to , with navigation and related articles added.Oct 7
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Yes — you need to be logged into your GFF account before completing a purchase. If the checkout page is showing a password field, it means no active login session has been detected.
− Log in using your existing account credentials at the top of the checkout page and proceed. If the issue persists, contact support at [email protected].
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
+ I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Yes — you need to be logged into your GFF account before completing a purchase. If the checkout page is showing a password field, it means no active login session has been detected.
+ Log in using your existing account credentials at the top of the checkout page and proceed. If the issue persists, contact support at .
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - How do I create an account?
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
+ I tried to checkout but it asked me to log in first. Is that required?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Yes — you need to be logged into your GFF account before completing a purchase. If the checkout page is showing a password field, it means no active login session has been detected.
− Log in using your existing account credentials at the top of the checkout page and proceed. If the issue persists, contact support at [email protected].
+ Log in using your existing account credentials at the top of the checkout page and proceed. If the issue persists, contact support at .
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - How do I create an account?
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · My payment failed, what should I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded navigation metadata, related articles section, and back-to-top link to payment failure troubleshooting article.Oct 7
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If your payment didn't go through, here are the most common reasons and how to resolve them:
- Insufficient funds or card limit reached — Check your available balance or contact your bank to increase your transaction limit.
- Bank blocked the transaction — International transactions are sometimes flagged by banks. Call your bank to authorize the payment, then try again.
- Incorrect card details — Double-check your card number, expiry date, and CVV.
If the issue persists after trying the above, reach out to our support team and we'll help you get it sorted.
After
Section: My payment failed, what should I do?
+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My payment failed, what should I do?
+ My payment failed, what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
If your payment didn't go through, here are the most common reasons and how to resolve them:
- Insufficient funds or card limit reached — Check your available balance or contact your bank to increase your transaction limit.
- Bank blocked the transaction — International transactions are sometimes flagged by banks. Call your bank to authorize the payment, then try again.
- Incorrect card details — Double-check your card number, expiry date, and CVV.
If the issue persists after trying the above, reach out to our support team and we'll help you get it sorted.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - 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?
+ - My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ - I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My payment failed, what should I do?
+ My payment failed, what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
If your payment didn't go through, here are the most common reasons and how to resolve them:
- Insufficient funds or card limit reached — Check your available balance or contact your bank to increase your transaction limit.
- Bank blocked the transaction — International transactions are sometimes flagged by banks. Call your bank to authorize the payment, then try again.
- Incorrect card details — Double-check your card number, expiry date, and CVV.
If the issue persists after trying the above, reach out to our support team and we'll help you get it sorted.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - 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?
+ - My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ - I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do? | Goat Funded Futures FAQNew help article published on pending payment orders, with five related article links and navigation metadata added.Oct 7
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A pending status usually means the payment is still being processed by your bank or payment provider. Most pending payments resolve within a few minutes.
If it's been more than 30 minutes, check your bank or card statement to see if the charge went through. If the payment was charged but your order is still showing as pending, contact support with a screenshot of the charge and your order number.
After
Section: My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
A pending status usually means the payment is still being processed by your bank or payment provider. Most pending payments resolve within a few minutes.
If it's been more than 30 minutes, check your bank or card statement to see if the charge went through. If the payment was charged but your order is still showing as pending, contact support with a screenshot of the charge and your order number.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - 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?
+ - My payment failed, what should I do?
+ - I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ My order is showing as "Pending", what should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
A pending status usually means the payment is still being processed by your bank or payment provider. Most pending payments resolve within a few minutes.
If it's been more than 30 minutes, check your bank or card statement to see if the charge went through. If the payment was charged but your order is still showing as pending, contact support with a screenshot of the charge and your order number.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › Payment problems
+ Related articles
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - 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?
+ - My payment failed, what should I do?
+ - I was charged twice, what should I do?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened? | Goat Funded Futures FAQSupport email changed from unspecified address to ; article structure and related links added.Oct 7
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This can occasionally happen if there is a delay between payment confirmation and account provisioning.
− First, wait 15–30 minutes and refresh your dashboard. If the account still doesn't appear, contact support via email on [email protected] with your payment receipt or order confirmation number.
After
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
+ My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
This can occasionally happen if there is a delay between payment confirmation and account provisioning.
+ First, wait 15–30 minutes and refresh your dashboard. If the account still doesn't appear, contact support via email on with your payment receipt or order confirmation number.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › After you pay
+ Related articles
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
+ My payment went through, but I cannot see my account. What happened?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
This can occasionally happen if there is a delay between payment confirmation and account provisioning.
− First, wait 15–30 minutes and refresh your dashboard. If the account still doesn't appear, contact support via email on [email protected] with your payment receipt or order confirmation number.
+ First, wait 15–30 minutes and refresh your dashboard. If the account still doesn't appear, contact support via email on with your payment receipt or order confirmation number.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › After you pay
+ Related articles
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ - I believe my account was wrongfully breached, what do I do?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade? | Goat Funded Futures FAQSupport email address changed from to , and article metadata and related links were added.Oct 7
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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 [email protected] with the relevant details and screenshots.
After
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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?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
+ Back to top
Section: How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ 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 [email protected] with the relevant details and screenshots.
+ 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?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I completed payment but havenSupport email address changed from [email protected] to , plus structural elements added.Oct 7
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Try the following steps:
- Check your spam or junk email folder.
- Make sure the email address on your GFF account matches where you're checking.
- Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com — your credentials may already be visible there.
− If none of the above works, contact support on [email protected] with your order confirmation number or payment receipt.
After
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+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Try the following steps:
- Check your spam or junk email folder.
- Make sure the email address on your GFF account matches where you're checking.
- Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com — your credentials may already be visible there.
+ If none of the above works, contact support on with your order confirmation number or payment receipt.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › After you pay
+ Related articles
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - My payment failed, what should I do?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ Back to top
Section: I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ Help Center / Payments and billing / I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ I completed payment but haven't received my login details. What should I do?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Try the following steps:
- Check your spam or junk email folder.
- Make sure the email address on your GFF account matches where you're checking.
- Log into your GFF dashboard at app.goatfundedfutures.com — your credentials may already be visible there.
− If none of the above works, contact support on [email protected] with your order confirmation number or payment receipt.
+ If none of the above works, contact support on with your order confirmation number or payment receipt.
+ Where this fits
+ Payments and billing › After you pay
+ Related articles
+ - I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ - How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ - I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ - My payment failed, what should I do?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials? | Goat Funded Futures FAQSupport email address changed from [email protected] to ; article structure and related links added.Oct 7
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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 [email protected] with your order confirmation.
After
Section: I just paid — when will I receive my account credentials?
+ 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?
+ Back to top
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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 [email protected] with your order confirmation.
+ 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?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Where can I see my account status and trading stats? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added with breadcrumb navigation, metadata, and four related article links in help center structure.Oct 7
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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.
After
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ 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?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: Where can I see my account status and trading stats?
+ 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?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I change my account size after purchasing? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added with title, publication date, navigation structure, and five related article links.Oct 7
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Account sizes are fixed once your account has been provisioned and cannot be changed. If you'd like a different size, you would need to purchase a new account.
After
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+ Help Center / Managing your account / Can I change my account size after purchasing?
+ Can I change my account size after purchasing?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Account sizes are fixed once your account has been provisioned and cannot be changed. If you'd like a different size, you would need to purchase a new account.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Status and size
+ Related articles
+ - Can I upgrade or switch from one plan to another?
+ - Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ - Can I get a refund?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
+ Back to top
Section: Can I change my account size after purchasing?
+ Help Center / Managing your account / Can I change my account size after purchasing?
+ Can I change my account size after purchasing?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Account sizes are fixed once your account has been provisioned and cannot be changed. If you'd like a different size, you would need to purchase a new account.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Status and size
+ Related articles
+ - Can I upgrade or switch from one plan to another?
+ - Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ - Can I get a refund?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is there an Inactivity policy? | Goat Funded Futures FAQNew inactivity policy article added stating accounts breach after 7 consecutive days without trades on all plans.Oct 7
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Section: Is there an Inactivity policy?
Yes. If no trades are placed on your account for 7 consecutive days, the account will be breached due to inactivity. This applies to both evaluation and funded accounts, on every plan.
Once breached for inactivity, the account cannot be reinstated and fees will not be refunded.
If you know you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
After
Section: Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Help Center / Managing your account / Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Yes. If no trades are placed on your account for 7 consecutive days, the account will be breached due to inactivity. This applies to both evaluation and funded accounts, on every plan.
Once breached for inactivity, the account cannot be reinstated and fees will not be refunded.
If you know you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Inactivity
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Help Center / Managing your account / Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Is there an Inactivity policy?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Yes. If no trades are placed on your account for 7 consecutive days, the account will be breached due to inactivity. This applies to both evaluation and funded accounts, on every plan.
Once breached for inactivity, the account cannot be reinstated and fees will not be refunded.
If you know you are going to be away, tell support in advance.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Inactivity
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded navigation structure, related articles section, and update date to reset policy article.Oct 7
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Section: Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
Yes — EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan & FLEX evaluation accounts can be reset twice, at a discounted price. If you fail an account that has already been reset twice, you will not be able to reset it again and would need to purchase a new challenge.
A reset restarts your account balance, profit target, and trading days to zero, giving you a fresh start on the same account.
Instant Classic accounts cannot be reset. If breached, you would need to purchase a new account.
After
Section: Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ Help Center / Managing your account / Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ Updated 17 August 2026
Yes — EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan & FLEX evaluation accounts can be reset twice, at a discounted price. If you fail an account that has already been reset twice, you will not be able to reset it again and would need to purchase a new challenge.
A reset restarts your account balance, profit target, and trading days to zero, giving you a fresh start on the same account.
Instant Classic accounts cannot be reset. If breached, you would need to purchase a new account.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Resets
+ Related articles
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - What is the reset fee and how does it compare to buying a new account?
+ - Holding time rules on each plan
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Managing your account / Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ Can I Reset my Challenge account if I fail?
+ Updated 17 August 2026
Yes — EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan & FLEX evaluation accounts can be reset twice, at a discounted price. If you fail an account that has already been reset twice, you will not be able to reset it again and would need to purchase a new challenge.
A reset restarts your account balance, profit target, and trading days to zero, giving you a fresh start on the same account.
Instant Classic accounts cannot be reset. If breached, you would need to purchase a new account.
+ Where this fits
+ Managing your account › Resets
+ Related articles
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - What is the reset fee and how does it compare to buying a new account?
+ - Holding time rules on each plan
+ - Can I reset my Funded account?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How many accounts can I have? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded breadcrumb navigation, related articles section, and updated timestamp to 8 September 2026.Oct 7
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How many accounts can I have?
You can hold funded accounts at the same time, subject to the following limits:
- EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex Challenge and Daily Payouts: up to 5 funded accounts each
- 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.
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+ Help Center / IP, VPS and accounts / How many accounts can I have?
+ How many accounts can I have?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
How many accounts can I have?
You can hold funded accounts at the same time, subject to the following limits:
- EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex Challenge and Daily Payouts: up to 5 funded accounts each
- 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?
+ - 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
Section: How many accounts can I have?
+ Help Center / IP, VPS and accounts / How many accounts can I have?
+ How many accounts can I have?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
How many accounts can I have?
You can hold funded accounts at the same time, subject to the following limits:
- EOD Challenge, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex Challenge and Daily Payouts: up to 5 funded accounts each
- 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?
+ - 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
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What Market Data is included in my Challenge? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added with details on included market data for CME, CBOT, and NYMEX instruments, plus navigation and related links.Oct 7
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GFF provides free top of the book market data depending on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — free market data for all CME Bundle.
- DxFeed — free market data for CME instruments only. If you'd like to trade instruments on additional exchanges such as CBOT or NYMEX, reach out to our team and we will add this manually for you.
Note: Gold and Silver are listed under COMEX, not CME, so they are included in the free data when trading via Tradovate.
After
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
GFF provides free top of the book market data depending on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — free market data for all CME Bundle.
- DxFeed — free market data for CME instruments only. If you'd like to trade instruments on additional exchanges such as CBOT or NYMEX, reach out to our team and we will add this manually for you.
Note: Gold and Silver are listed under COMEX, not CME, so they are included in the free data when trading via Tradovate.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Back to top
Section: What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
GFF provides free top of the book market data depending on your data feed:
- Tradovate (CQG) — free market data for all CME Bundle.
- DxFeed — free market data for CME instruments only. If you'd like to trade instruments on additional exchanges such as CBOT or NYMEX, reach out to our team and we will add this manually for you.
Note: Gold and Silver are listed under COMEX, not CME, so they are included in the free data when trading via Tradovate.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C? | Goat Funded Futures FAQNew help article added explaining that accounts with Professional status cannot be used and support must correct the designation.Oct 7
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If you selected Professional status, you will not be able to use your trading account. We are only able to provide market data and accounts to Non-Professional subscribers.
If this was selected by mistake, contact our support team with your account ID so we can assist with the correction process.
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
If you selected Professional status, you will not be able to use your trading account. We are only able to provide market data and accounts to Non-Professional subscribers.
If this was selected by mistake, contact our support team with your account ID so we can assist with the correction process.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
If you selected Professional status, you will not be able to use your trading account. We are only able to provide market data and accounts to Non-Professional subscribers.
If this was selected by mistake, contact our support team with your account ID so we can assist with the correction process.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle updated with publication date, organizational headers, and five related article links added.Oct 7
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Most individual retail traders should select Non-Professional. You qualify as non-professional if you:
- Are an individual (not a company or institution).
- Use market data for personal trading only.
- Are not registered with any securities regulatory body (e.g., SEC, FINRA, NFA).
- Do not work for a financial services firm that requires registration.
Please note that if you self-certify as a professional, you will be unable to trade with us. Professional market data costs $540 per month — despite being the exact same data — and is not something we are able to cover.
If you're unsure, review the CME's professional subscriber definition or consult a compliance advisor.
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Most individual retail traders should select Non-Professional. You qualify as non-professional if you:
- Are an individual (not a company or institution).
- Use market data for personal trading only.
- Are not registered with any securities regulatory body (e.g., SEC, FINRA, NFA).
- Do not work for a financial services firm that requires registration.
Please note that if you self-certify as a professional, you will be unable to trade with us. Professional market data costs $540 per month — despite being the exact same data — and is not something we are able to cover.
If you're unsure, review the CME's professional subscriber definition or consult a compliance advisor.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ - Can I get a refund?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ Back to top
Section: Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ Should I self-certify as Professional or Non-Professional?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Most individual retail traders should select Non-Professional. You qualify as non-professional if you:
- Are an individual (not a company or institution).
- Use market data for personal trading only.
- Are not registered with any securities regulatory body (e.g., SEC, FINRA, NFA).
- Do not work for a financial services firm that requires registration.
Please note that if you self-certify as a professional, you will be unable to trade with us. Professional market data costs $540 per month — despite being the exact same data — and is not something we are able to cover.
If you're unsure, review the CME's professional subscriber definition or consult a compliance advisor.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Market data
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - What happens if I self-certified as a professional by mistake when accepting the Exchange T&C?
+ - Can I get a refund?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is there a commission on trades? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle created covering trading commissions with five related article links and navigation metadata.Oct 7
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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
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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?
+ - What strategies are prohibited?
+ - Tick Scalping & Unrealistic Trading Practices
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ Back to top
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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?
+ - What strategies are prohibited?
+ - Tick Scalping & Unrealistic Trading Practices
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Common Questions: Path to Live – Frequently Asked Questions
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · IArticle now includes navigation structure, a footer with related articles, and formatting changes to the bullet list.Oct 7
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Section: I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
IIf Tradovate is not available in your country, you may use one of our alternative supported platforms.
Available options include:
− • TickBlaze (TickBlaze Market Data)
− • DxFeed-compatible platforms:
- Quantower
- ATAS
- Volumetrica
- DeepCharts
When purchasing your account, make sure you select the platform and corresponding market data provider you intend to use.
If you're unsure which platform is best for your location, please contact Support before purchasing.
After
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
IIf Tradovate is not available in your country, you may use one of our alternative supported platforms.
Available options include:
+ - TickBlaze (TickBlaze Market Data)
+ - DxFeed-compatible platforms:
- Quantower
- ATAS
- Volumetrica
- DeepCharts
When purchasing your account, make sure you select the platform and corresponding market data provider you intend to use.
If you're unsure which platform is best for your location, please contact Support before purchasing.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
IIf Tradovate is not available in your country, you may use one of our alternative supported platforms.
Available options include:
− • TickBlaze (TickBlaze Market Data)
− • DxFeed-compatible platforms:
+ - TickBlaze (TickBlaze Market Data)
+ - DxFeed-compatible platforms:
- Quantower
- ATAS
- Volumetrica
- DeepCharts
When purchasing your account, make sure you select the platform and corresponding market data provider you intend to use.
If you're unsure which platform is best for your location, please contact Support before purchasing.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I switch my platform after purchase? | Goat Funded Futures FAQReformatted bullet points, added article metadata including publication date and related articles section.Oct 7
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Platform switches are only possible within the same market data provider.
CQG
− • Tradovate
− • NinjaTrader
DxFeed
− • Volumetrica
− • Quantower
− • DeepCharts
− • ATAS
− • DeepMap
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
Please note that platform changes are only made if the issue is on our end (for example, a technical issue), not for incorrect selections made during checkout.
After
Section: Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Platform switches are only possible within the same market data provider.
CQG
+ - Tradovate
+ - NinjaTrader
DxFeed
+ - Volumetrica
+ - Quantower
+ - DeepCharts
+ - ATAS
+ - DeepMap
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
Please note that platform changes are only made if the issue is on our end (for example, a technical issue), not for incorrect selections made during checkout.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Back to top
Section: Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Platform switches are only possible within the same market data provider.
CQG
− • Tradovate
− • NinjaTrader
+ - Tradovate
+ - NinjaTrader
DxFeed
− • Volumetrica
− • Quantower
− • DeepCharts
− • ATAS
− • DeepMap
+ - Volumetrica
+ - Quantower
+ - DeepCharts
+ - ATAS
+ - DeepMap
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
Please note that platform changes are only made if the issue is on our end (for example, a technical issue), not for incorrect selections made during checkout.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What trading platforms are supported?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle structure added with navigation section, related articles links, and publication date of 28 July 2026; content unchanged.Oct 7
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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.
After
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
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?
+ Back to top
Section: What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
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?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · How do I connect my account to TradingView? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added with new title, updated date of 28 July 2026, and five related articles links added to navigation structure.Oct 7
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- 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.
After
Section: How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ 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?
+ - 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
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / How do I connect my account to TradingView?
+ 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?
+ - 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
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · ISupport email changed from to ; article restructured with navigation elements and related links added.Oct 7
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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 [email protected] with your account ID.
After
Section: I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ 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?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / I'm having trouble logging into Tradovate. What should I do?
+ 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 [email protected] with your account ID.
+ 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?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
+ - Transition: What happens when I transition from sim to live?
+ Back to top
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After purchasing your account, you will receive login credentials via email. Use these credentials to connect to your chosen platform. Detailed step-by-step connection guides for each platform are available in our help center at help.goatfundedfutures.com.
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+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / How do I connect to my trading platform?
+ How do I connect to my trading platform?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
After purchasing your account, you will receive login credentials via email. Use these credentials to connect to your chosen platform. Detailed step-by-step connection guides for each platform are available in our help center at help.goatfundedfutures.com.
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+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - How do I create an account?
+ - How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
+ - How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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Section: How do I connect to my trading platform?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / How do I connect to my trading platform?
+ How do I connect to my trading platform?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
After purchasing your account, you will receive login credentials via email. Use these credentials to connect to your chosen platform. Detailed step-by-step connection guides for each platform are available in our help center at help.goatfundedfutures.com.
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - How do I create an account?
+ - How do I know if my account is active and ready to trade?
+ - How to install ATAS on Windows?
+ - How to connect GOAT Funded Futures account?
+ - Do I need to purchase an ATAS license?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What trading platforms are supported? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle gained navigation breadcrumbs, updated date of 7 September 2026, and five new related articles sections; bullet point formatting changed from bullets to dashes.Oct 7
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CQG data feed
− • NinjaTrader
− • Tradovate
− • TradingView (via Tradovate)
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
DxFeed data feed
− • Quantower
− • ATAS
− • Volumetrica
− • DeepCharts
− • DeepMap
You select your preferred platform and market data provider during checkout.
Important:
Switching between market data providers (CQG, DxFeed, or TickBlaze Market Data) after purchase is not possible due to exchange and licensing costs. Please ensure you select the correct platform and market data provider during checkout.
NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
NinjaTrader and Tradovate are not available to residents of the countries listed below. These restrictions are in addition to our globally restricted countries (see the full list here), which apply to every platform.
If you select NinjaTrader or Tradovate at checkout and reside in one of these countries, please choose another platform such as TickBlaze, Quantower, or DeepCharts.
Angola, Barbados, Belize, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Comoros, Cook Islands, Croatia, Dominica, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guyana, Haiti, Heard and McDonald Islands, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kosovo, Liberia, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Micronesia, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Montserrat, Mozambique, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Northern Mariana Islands, Papua New Guinea, Qatar, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, South Africa, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Suriname, Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Ukraine, Western Sahara, Zambia.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Section: NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
After
Section: What trading platforms are supported?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What trading platforms are supported?
+ What trading platforms are supported?
+ Updated 7 September 2026
CQG data feed
+ - NinjaTrader
+ - Tradovate
+ - TradingView (via Tradovate)
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
DxFeed data feed
+ - Quantower
+ - ATAS
+ - Volumetrica
+ - DeepCharts
+ - DeepMap
You select your preferred platform and market data provider during checkout.
Important:
Switching between market data providers (CQG, DxFeed, or TickBlaze Market Data) after purchase is not possible due to exchange and licensing costs. Please ensure you select the correct platform and market data provider during checkout.
NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
NinjaTrader and Tradovate are not available to residents of the countries listed below. These restrictions are in addition to our globally restricted countries (see the full list here), which apply to every platform.
If you select NinjaTrader or Tradovate at checkout and reside in one of these countries, please choose another platform such as TickBlaze, Quantower, or DeepCharts.
Angola, Barbados, Belize, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Comoros, Cook Islands, Croatia, Dominica, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guyana, Haiti, Heard and McDonald Islands, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kosovo, Liberia, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Micronesia, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Montserrat, Mozambique, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Northern Mariana Islands, Papua New Guinea, Qatar, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, South Africa, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Suriname, Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Ukraine, Western Sahara, Zambia.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Section: NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ Back to top
Section: What trading platforms are supported?
+ Help Center / Platforms and market data / What trading platforms are supported?
+ What trading platforms are supported?
+ Updated 7 September 2026
CQG data feed
− • NinjaTrader
− • Tradovate
− • TradingView (via Tradovate)
+ - NinjaTrader
+ - Tradovate
+ - TradingView (via Tradovate)
TickBlaze Market Data
• TickBlaze
DxFeed data feed
− • Quantower
− • ATAS
− • Volumetrica
− • DeepCharts
− • DeepMap
+ - Quantower
+ - ATAS
+ - Volumetrica
+ - DeepCharts
+ - DeepMap
You select your preferred platform and market data provider during checkout.
Important:
Switching between market data providers (CQG, DxFeed, or TickBlaze Market Data) after purchase is not possible due to exchange and licensing costs. Please ensure you select the correct platform and market data provider during checkout.
NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
NinjaTrader and Tradovate are not available to residents of the countries listed below. These restrictions are in addition to our globally restricted countries (see the full list here), which apply to every platform.
If you select NinjaTrader or Tradovate at checkout and reside in one of these countries, please choose another platform such as TickBlaze, Quantower, or DeepCharts.
Angola, Barbados, Belize, Benin, Botswana, Burundi, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Christmas Island, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, Comoros, Cook Islands, Croatia, Dominica, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Fiji, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guyana, Haiti, Heard and McDonald Islands, Jamaica, Kazakhstan, Kenya, Kiribati, Kosovo, Liberia, Malta, Mauritania, Mauritius, Mayotte, Micronesia, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Montserrat, Mozambique, Namibia, Nauru, Nepal, Nicaragua, Niger, Nigeria, North Macedonia, Northern Mariana Islands, Papua New Guinea, Qatar, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, South Africa, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands, Suriname, Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands, Tanzania, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Tuvalu, Ukraine, Western Sahara, Zambia.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Section: NinjaTrader and Tradovate country restrictions
+ Where this fits
+ Platforms and market data › Platforms
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - Can I switch my platform after purchase?
+ - I'm in a country where Tradovate is restricted. What are my options?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I hold positions overnight? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added with overnight position closure rules, account types, automatic close time, and related navigation links.Oct 7
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All positions must be closed before the end of the trading session. This applies to every account type: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Instant Lite, Flex and Daily Payouts. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Weekend holding is also not permitted.
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Section: Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Help Center / Trading rules / Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
All positions must be closed before the end of the trading session. This applies to every account type: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Instant Lite, Flex and Daily Payouts. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Weekend holding is also not permitted.
+ Where this fits
+ Trading rules › Overnight holding
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - At what time must I close my trades to avoid holding a position overnight?
+ - The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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Section: Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Help Center / Trading rules / Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Can I hold positions overnight?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
All positions must be closed before the end of the trading session. This applies to every account type: EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Instant Lite, Flex and Daily Payouts. Any position still open is closed automatically at 15:55 CT, five minutes before the session ends.
Weekend holding is also not permitted.
+ Where this fits
+ Trading rules › Overnight holding
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ - At what time must I close my trades to avoid holding a position overnight?
+ - The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Can I trade during news events? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle title and navigation metadata added; content unchanged.Oct 7
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Section: Can I trade during news events?
The rules differ depending on the plan and on whether you are in the evaluation or funded phase.
During the evaluation phase
It depends on the plan.
- EOD, Flex and 1-Day-Pass-Plan: no news trading restrictions. You can open and close positions freely around any news event.
- Daily Payouts: the 2 minute buffer applies during the evaluation as well as on the funded account. Daily Payouts is our only evaluation with a news restriction.
During the funded phase, all account types
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. Within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled high impact news release, you cannot:
- Open new positions
- 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.
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
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Section: Can I trade during news events?
+ Help Center / Trading rules / Can I trade during news events?
+ Can I trade during news events?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The rules differ depending on the plan and on whether you are in the evaluation or funded phase.
During the evaluation phase
It depends on the plan.
- EOD, Flex and 1-Day-Pass-Plan: no news trading restrictions. You can open and close positions freely around any news event.
- Daily Payouts: the 2 minute buffer applies during the evaluation as well as on the funded account. Daily Payouts is our only evaluation with a news restriction.
During the funded phase, all account types
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. Within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled high impact news release, you cannot:
- Open new positions
- 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.
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ 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?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: Can I trade during news events?
+ Help Center / Trading rules / Can I trade during news events?
+ Can I trade during news events?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The rules differ depending on the plan and on whether you are in the evaluation or funded phase.
During the evaluation phase
It depends on the plan.
- EOD, Flex and 1-Day-Pass-Plan: no news trading restrictions. You can open and close positions freely around any news event.
- Daily Payouts: the 2 minute buffer applies during the evaluation as well as on the funded account. Daily Payouts is our only evaluation with a news restriction.
During the funded phase, all account types
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. Within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled high impact news release, you cannot:
- Open new positions
- 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.
Section: What happens if you trade inside the window
+ 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?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded navigation metadata, related articles section, and updated date to September 8, 2026; content otherwise unchanged.Oct 7
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Section: What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
It depends which limit you hit.
The daily loss limit is a soft breach
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and your account is not closed. A daily loss limit applies to EOD funded accounts, to 1-Day-Pass-Plan in both phases, to Instant Classic, to Instant Lite on the 50K and 100K, and to Daily Payouts in both phases. Flex has none.
On Daily Payouts, hitting the daily loss limit three times within a rolling 30 day period is a hard breach and closes the account. The first two hits pause trading for the rest of the day in the normal way. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article. Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit, see the Instant Lite specifications.
The maximum drawdown is a hard breach
If your balance or equity falls to or below your drawdown floor, the account is closed immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases, on every plan.
Can a breached account be reset?
A breached evaluation account can be reset up to twice, including on Daily Payouts. A breached Instant Classic or Instant Lite account cannot be reset. Funded account resets are available on EOD 50K and 100K accounts only, before your first payout, and are not available on Daily Payouts.
Section: Can a breached account be reset?
After
Section: What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
It depends which limit you hit.
The daily loss limit is a soft breach
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and your account is not closed. A daily loss limit applies to EOD funded accounts, to 1-Day-Pass-Plan in both phases, to Instant Classic, to Instant Lite on the 50K and 100K, and to Daily Payouts in both phases. Flex has none.
On Daily Payouts, hitting the daily loss limit three times within a rolling 30 day period is a hard breach and closes the account. The first two hits pause trading for the rest of the day in the normal way. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article. Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit, see the Instant Lite specifications.
The maximum drawdown is a hard breach
If your balance or equity falls to or below your drawdown floor, the account is closed immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases, on every plan.
Can a breached account be reset?
A breached evaluation account can be reset up to twice, including on Daily Payouts. A breached Instant Classic or Instant Lite account cannot be reset. Funded account resets are available on EOD 50K and 100K accounts only, before your first payout, and are not available on Daily Payouts.
Section: Can a breached account be reset?
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
+ Related articles
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ - The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ What happens if I breach the drawdown or daily loss limit?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
It depends which limit you hit.
The daily loss limit is a soft breach
Your open positions are closed and trading is paused for the rest of the trading day. It resumes automatically on the next trading day, and your account is not closed. A daily loss limit applies to EOD funded accounts, to 1-Day-Pass-Plan in both phases, to Instant Classic, to Instant Lite on the 50K and 100K, and to Daily Payouts in both phases. Flex has none.
On Daily Payouts, hitting the daily loss limit three times within a rolling 30 day period is a hard breach and closes the account. The first two hits pause trading for the rest of the day in the normal way. See the Daily Payouts daily loss limit article. Instant Lite also closes the account on a third hit, see the Instant Lite specifications.
The maximum drawdown is a hard breach
If your balance or equity falls to or below your drawdown floor, the account is closed immediately. This applies in both the evaluation and funded phases, on every plan.
Can a breached account be reset?
A breached evaluation account can be reset up to twice, including on Daily Payouts. A breached Instant Classic or Instant Lite account cannot be reset. Funded account resets are available on EOD 50K and 100K accounts only, before your first payout, and are not available on Daily Payouts.
Section: Can a breached account be reset?
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Breaches
+ Related articles
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ - The daily loss limit on Daily Payouts, and what happens if you hit it three times
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is there a daily loss limit? | Goat Funded Futures FAQAdded navigation elements, related articles section, and update date to daily loss limit article.Oct 7
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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
- 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
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 1.5%, which is $1,500
- 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.
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
After
Section: Is there a daily loss limit?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Is there a daily loss limit?
+ 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
- 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
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 1.5%, which is $1,500
- 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.
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - 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
+ Back to top
Section: Is there a daily loss limit?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / Is there a daily loss limit?
+ 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
- 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
Daily Payouts
A daily loss limit applies in both phases.
- 25K: 2%, which is $500
- 50K: 2%, which is $1,000
- 100K: 1.5%, which is $1,500
- 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.
Section: Daily Payouts has one extra rule
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Daily loss limit
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - 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
+ Back to top
GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle structure added with navigation elements, lock point definition clarified, and related articles section added.Oct 7
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Important for Funded Accounts
The drawdown continues to trail normally as your account reaches new equity highs until it reaches your account's initial starting balance. Once it reaches the starting balance, it locks permanently and will not trail any higher.
On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite the lock point is your starting balance plus $100, not your starting balance. On a Daily 50K the limit locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100.
Requesting or receiving a payout does not automatically move or lock your drawdown at the starting balance. Your drawdown remains wherever it was before the payout.
Example
On a $50,000 funded account:
- Current account balance: $51,000
- Current drawdown floor: $49,000
If you request a $1,000 payout, your account balance becomes $50,000, but your drawdown floor remains at $49,000 because it had not yet reached the starting balance before the payout.
This means you now have $1,000 of remaining drawdown room.
Only after the drawdown naturally reaches your account's initial starting balance does it lock permanently.
Once the drawdown has locked, it will remain there even after future payouts. If your balance later falls below that level, the account will be breached.
Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
No. Requesting or receiving a payout does not change the position of your drawdown floor.
The drawdown continues to trail according to your account rules until it naturally reaches your lock point. Only then does it lock permanently.
If the drawdown has not yet reached the lock point before the payout, it will remain at its current level after the payout.
Section: Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
After
Section: What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Important for Funded Accounts
The drawdown continues to trail normally as your account reaches new equity highs until it reaches your account's initial starting balance. Once it reaches the starting balance, it locks permanently and will not trail any higher.
On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite the lock point is your starting balance plus $100, not your starting balance. On a Daily 50K the limit locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100.
Requesting or receiving a payout does not automatically move or lock your drawdown at the starting balance. Your drawdown remains wherever it was before the payout.
Example
On a $50,000 funded account:
- Current account balance: $51,000
- Current drawdown floor: $49,000
If you request a $1,000 payout, your account balance becomes $50,000, but your drawdown floor remains at $49,000 because it had not yet reached the starting balance before the payout.
This means you now have $1,000 of remaining drawdown room.
Only after the drawdown naturally reaches your account's initial starting balance does it lock permanently.
Once the drawdown has locked, it will remain there even after future payouts. If your balance later falls below that level, the account will be breached.
Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
No. Requesting or receiving a payout does not change the position of your drawdown floor.
The drawdown continues to trail according to your account rules until it naturally reaches your lock point. Only then does it lock permanently.
If the drawdown has not yet reached the lock point before the payout, it will remain at its current level after the payout.
Section: Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
+ 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?
+ - 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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Section: What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Important for Funded Accounts
The drawdown continues to trail normally as your account reaches new equity highs until it reaches your account's initial starting balance. Once it reaches the starting balance, it locks permanently and will not trail any higher.
On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite the lock point is your starting balance plus $100, not your starting balance. On a Daily 50K the limit locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100.
Requesting or receiving a payout does not automatically move or lock your drawdown at the starting balance. Your drawdown remains wherever it was before the payout.
Example
On a $50,000 funded account:
- Current account balance: $51,000
- Current drawdown floor: $49,000
If you request a $1,000 payout, your account balance becomes $50,000, but your drawdown floor remains at $49,000 because it had not yet reached the starting balance before the payout.
This means you now have $1,000 of remaining drawdown room.
Only after the drawdown naturally reaches your account's initial starting balance does it lock permanently.
Once the drawdown has locked, it will remain there even after future payouts. If your balance later falls below that level, the account will be breached.
Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
No. Requesting or receiving a payout does not change the position of your drawdown floor.
The drawdown continues to trail according to your account rules until it naturally reaches your lock point. Only then does it lock permanently.
If the drawdown has not yet reached the lock point before the payout, it will remain at its current level after the payout.
Section: Does requesting a payout lock my drawdown at the starting balance?
+ 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?
+ - 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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The Maximum Trailing Intraday Drawdown sets the lowest equity level your account is allowed to reach at any point during a trading session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, meaning as your account reaches new equity highs, the drawdown floor automatically moves up by the same amount. It never moves back down.
Two plans use intraday trailing: Instant Classic, and Daily Payouts funded accounts. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Lite and the Daily Payouts evaluation all use end of day trailing, where the floor is calculated from your closing balance and only updates after the trading day ends.
This is important to understand: the drawdown floor tracks your highest equity, not your closing balance. Even if you give back profits before closing a trade, the floor will have already moved up.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. On Instant Classic the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts it is your starting balance plus $100.
Example (Instant Classic 50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- Your account starts at $50,000, so the max drawdown floor is set at $48,000.
- Your equity rises to $51,000 during a trade, so the floor moves up to $49,000.
- If your equity drops to $49,000 at any point, the account is breached, even if the trade has not been closed.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
- Even if your equity later reaches $55,000, the floor stays at $50,000.
On a funded Daily 50K the same mechanics apply, but the floor locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts: once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your Instant Classic 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
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Section: How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The Maximum Trailing Intraday Drawdown sets the lowest equity level your account is allowed to reach at any point during a trading session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, meaning as your account reaches new equity highs, the drawdown floor automatically moves up by the same amount. It never moves back down.
Two plans use intraday trailing: Instant Classic, and Daily Payouts funded accounts. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Lite and the Daily Payouts evaluation all use end of day trailing, where the floor is calculated from your closing balance and only updates after the trading day ends.
This is important to understand: the drawdown floor tracks your highest equity, not your closing balance. Even if you give back profits before closing a trade, the floor will have already moved up.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. On Instant Classic the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts it is your starting balance plus $100.
Example (Instant Classic 50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- Your account starts at $50,000, so the max drawdown floor is set at $48,000.
- Your equity rises to $51,000 during a trade, so the floor moves up to $49,000.
- If your equity drops to $49,000 at any point, the account is breached, even if the trade has not been closed.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
- Even if your equity later reaches $55,000, the floor stays at $50,000.
On a funded Daily 50K the same mechanics apply, but the floor locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts: once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your Instant Classic 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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Section: How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The Maximum Trailing Intraday Drawdown sets the lowest equity level your account is allowed to reach at any point during a trading session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, meaning as your account reaches new equity highs, the drawdown floor automatically moves up by the same amount. It never moves back down.
Two plans use intraday trailing: Instant Classic, and Daily Payouts funded accounts. EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex, Instant Lite and the Daily Payouts evaluation all use end of day trailing, where the floor is calculated from your closing balance and only updates after the trading day ends.
This is important to understand: the drawdown floor tracks your highest equity, not your closing balance. Even if you give back profits before closing a trade, the floor will have already moved up.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. On Instant Classic the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts it is your starting balance plus $100.
Example (Instant Classic 50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- Your account starts at $50,000, so the max drawdown floor is set at $48,000.
- Your equity rises to $51,000 during a trade, so the floor moves up to $49,000.
- If your equity drops to $49,000 at any point, the account is breached, even if the trade has not been closed.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
- Even if your equity later reaches $55,000, the floor stays at $50,000.
On a funded Daily 50K the same mechanics apply, but the floor locks at $50,100 once your equity reaches $52,100. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts: once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your Instant Classic 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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Section: What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
The key difference is when the drawdown floor updates.
EOD trailing drawdown
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation.
The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance. Intraday equity swings do not affect your drawdown level.
For example, if your account peaks at $52,000 during the session but closes at $50,500, the drawdown floor adjusts based on $50,500 only.
Intraday trailing drawdown
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts.
The drawdown floor updates in real time as your equity reaches new highs, including unrealised profits on open positions. If your equity hits $52,000 even momentarily, the drawdown floor adjusts immediately and never moves back down.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing, and the funded account switches to intraday trailing on your highest equity. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article for what changes when you get funded.
Section: Daily Payouts uses both
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Section: What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The key difference is when the drawdown floor updates.
EOD trailing drawdown
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation.
The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance. Intraday equity swings do not affect your drawdown level.
For example, if your account peaks at $52,000 during the session but closes at $50,500, the drawdown floor adjusts based on $50,500 only.
Intraday trailing drawdown
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts.
The drawdown floor updates in real time as your equity reaches new highs, including unrealised profits on open positions. If your equity hits $52,000 even momentarily, the drawdown floor adjusts immediately and never moves back down.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing, and the funded account switches to intraday trailing on your highest equity. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article for what changes when you get funded.
Section: Daily Payouts uses both
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
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Section: What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The key difference is when the drawdown floor updates.
EOD trailing drawdown
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation.
The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance. Intraday equity swings do not affect your drawdown level.
For example, if your account peaks at $52,000 during the session but closes at $50,500, the drawdown floor adjusts based on $50,500 only.
Intraday trailing drawdown
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts.
The drawdown floor updates in real time as your equity reaches new highs, including unrealised profits on open positions. If your equity hits $52,000 even momentarily, the drawdown floor adjusts immediately and never moves back down.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing, and the funded account switches to intraday trailing on your highest equity. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article for what changes when you get funded.
Section: Daily Payouts uses both
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What is a trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Back to top
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Section: What is a trailing drawdown?
A trailing drawdown is a loss level that moves upward as your account reaches new highs, but never moves back down. Think of it as a rising floor beneath your account. It follows your profits up but stays put when you give back. If your account equity falls to or below this level, the account is breached.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. This applies to all account types, both challenges and funded accounts. On most plans the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite it is your starting balance plus $100.
There are two types of trailing drawdown at GOAT Funded Futures.
1. Trailing EOD (end of day)
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation. The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- You close the day at $51,500, so your floor moves up to $49,500.
- During the next day your equity dips to $49,200 intraday but you close at $50,800. No breach, because the floor is based on your end of day balance, not intraday equity.
- Over time, your closing balances push the floor up to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
2. Trailing intraday
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts. The drawdown floor updates in real time, tracking your highest equity point during the session, including unrealised profits on open positions.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- Your equity reaches $51,500 during a trade, so your floor moves up to $49,500 immediately.
- If your equity drops to $49,500 at any point, even before closing the trade, the account is breached.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing and the funded account switches to intraday trailing. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts
Once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
Section: Important note for funded accounts
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Section: What is a trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What is a trailing drawdown?
+ What is a trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
A trailing drawdown is a loss level that moves upward as your account reaches new highs, but never moves back down. Think of it as a rising floor beneath your account. It follows your profits up but stays put when you give back. If your account equity falls to or below this level, the account is breached.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. This applies to all account types, both challenges and funded accounts. On most plans the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite it is your starting balance plus $100.
There are two types of trailing drawdown at GOAT Funded Futures.
1. Trailing EOD (end of day)
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation. The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- You close the day at $51,500, so your floor moves up to $49,500.
- During the next day your equity dips to $49,200 intraday but you close at $50,800. No breach, because the floor is based on your end of day balance, not intraday equity.
- Over time, your closing balances push the floor up to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
2. Trailing intraday
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts. The drawdown floor updates in real time, tracking your highest equity point during the session, including unrealised profits on open positions.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- Your equity reaches $51,500 during a trade, so your floor moves up to $49,500 immediately.
- If your equity drops to $49,500 at any point, even before closing the trade, the account is breached.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing and the funded account switches to intraday trailing. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts
Once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
Section: Important note for funded accounts
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Back to top
Section: What is a trailing drawdown?
+ Help Center / Drawdown and loss limits / What is a trailing drawdown?
+ What is a trailing drawdown?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
A trailing drawdown is a loss level that moves upward as your account reaches new highs, but never moves back down. Think of it as a rising floor beneath your account. It follows your profits up but stays put when you give back. If your account equity falls to or below this level, the account is breached.
Once the drawdown floor reaches its lock point, it stays there permanently and stops trailing. This applies to all account types, both challenges and funded accounts. On most plans the lock point is your initial starting balance. On Daily Payouts and Instant Lite it is your starting balance plus $100.
There are two types of trailing drawdown at GOAT Funded Futures.
1. Trailing EOD (end of day)
Used on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Lite accounts, and on Daily Payouts during the evaluation. The drawdown floor only updates at the end of each trading day, based on your closing balance.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- You close the day at $51,500, so your floor moves up to $49,500.
- During the next day your equity dips to $49,200 intraday but you close at $50,800. No breach, because the floor is based on your end of day balance, not intraday equity.
- Over time, your closing balances push the floor up to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
2. Trailing intraday
Used on Instant Classic accounts and on Daily Payouts funded accounts. The drawdown floor updates in real time, tracking your highest equity point during the session, including unrealised profits on open positions.
Example (50K account, $2,000 max drawdown):
- You start at $50,000, so your floor is $48,000.
- Your equity reaches $51,500 during a trade, so your floor moves up to $49,500 immediately.
- If your equity drops to $49,500 at any point, even before closing the trade, the account is breached.
- Your equity continues climbing to $52,000, so the floor moves to $50,000, your initial starting balance. The floor is now locked and will not trail any further.
Daily Payouts uses both
The evaluation runs end of day trailing and the funded account switches to intraday trailing. See the Daily Payouts drawdown article.
Important note for funded accounts
Once the drawdown floor locks, your account has very little cushion below that level. For example, if you have grown your 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000 in profits, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor is locked. At that point any drop in equity at all will breach the account. Always keep a buffer in your account when making withdrawals.
Section: Important note for funded accounts
+ Where this fits
+ Drawdown and loss limits › Trailing drawdown
+ Related articles
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is the difference between EOD trailing and intraday trailing drawdown?
+ - How does intraday trailing drawdown work?
+ - What does "drawdown lock" or "DD Lock" mean?
+ - Why does my funded Daily Payouts account use intraday trailing drawdown?
+ Back to top
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Yes, KYC verification is required, but the timing depends on your account type:
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex Challenge — KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic — you can buy and trade the account without KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Daily Payouts — KYC must be completed before your first payout.
On Daily Payouts you can request a payout every 24 hours, so verification is the step most likely to hold up an early request. Start it as soon as your funded account is activated rather than waiting until you want the money.
Challenge accounts: upon passing your Challenge and getting your review approved, you will instantly receive your KYC link via email. To complete your KYC you will need:
- A government-issued photo ID (passport, driver's license, or national ID)
- Proof of address dated within the last 3 months (utility bill, bank statement, or similar document)
We recommend completing KYC early to avoid any delays when it's time to get funded or request a payout.
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Section: Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ Help Center / Payouts / Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Yes, KYC verification is required, but the timing depends on your account type:
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex Challenge — KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic — you can buy and trade the account without KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Daily Payouts — KYC must be completed before your first payout.
On Daily Payouts you can request a payout every 24 hours, so verification is the step most likely to hold up an early request. Start it as soon as your funded account is activated rather than waiting until you want the money.
Challenge accounts: upon passing your Challenge and getting your review approved, you will instantly receive your KYC link via email. To complete your KYC you will need:
- A government-issued photo ID (passport, driver's license, or national ID)
- Proof of address dated within the last 3 months (utility bill, bank statement, or similar document)
We recommend completing KYC early to avoid any delays when it's time to get funded or request a payout.
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › KYC
+ Related articles
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ - How long does it take to complete KYC?
+ - How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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+ Help Center / Payouts / Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Yes, KYC verification is required, but the timing depends on your account type:
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex Challenge — KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic — you can buy and trade the account without KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Daily Payouts — KYC must be completed before your first payout.
On Daily Payouts you can request a payout every 24 hours, so verification is the step most likely to hold up an early request. Start it as soon as your funded account is activated rather than waiting until you want the money.
Challenge accounts: upon passing your Challenge and getting your review approved, you will instantly receive your KYC link via email. To complete your KYC you will need:
- A government-issued photo ID (passport, driver's license, or national ID)
- Proof of address dated within the last 3 months (utility bill, bank statement, or similar document)
We recommend completing KYC early to avoid any delays when it's time to get funded or request a payout.
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › KYC
+ Related articles
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ - How long does it take to complete KYC?
+ - How the 24 hour payout cycle works on Daily Payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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All GFF payouts are processed through Rise (Riseworks), a third-party payout platform widely used in the futures prop trading industry.
How do I receive my payout?
Once you are eligible to request a payout, submit the request through your GFF dashboard.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic that has to be during an available payout window. Daily Payouts has no windows, so you can request on any day, once every 24 hours.
Your payout is then processed through Rise. You must have completed the required KYC verification before the payout can be completed.
When is KYC required?
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex: KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic: KYC must be completed when you become eligible for your first payout.
- 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.
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+ How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ Updated 14 September 2026
All GFF payouts are processed through Rise (Riseworks), a third-party payout platform widely used in the futures prop trading industry.
How do I receive my payout?
Once you are eligible to request a payout, submit the request through your GFF dashboard.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic that has to be during an available payout window. Daily Payouts has no windows, so you can request on any day, once every 24 hours.
Your payout is then processed through Rise. You must have completed the required KYC verification before the payout can be completed.
When is KYC required?
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex: KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic: KYC must be completed when you become eligible for your first payout.
- 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.
Section: Processing fee for payouts
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+ Payouts › Timing and methods
+ Related articles
+ - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - 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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Section: How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ Help Center / Payouts / How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ How are payouts sent and how long do they take?
+ Updated 14 September 2026
All GFF payouts are processed through Rise (Riseworks), a third-party payout platform widely used in the futures prop trading industry.
How do I receive my payout?
Once you are eligible to request a payout, submit the request through your GFF dashboard.
On EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Instant Classic that has to be during an available payout window. Daily Payouts has no windows, so you can request on any day, once every 24 hours.
Your payout is then processed through Rise. You must have completed the required KYC verification before the payout can be completed.
When is KYC required?
- EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex: KYC must be completed before your account is upgraded to the funded stage.
- Instant Classic: KYC must be completed when you become eligible for your first payout.
- 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.
Section: Processing fee for payouts
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Timing and methods
+ Related articles
+ - How do Futures Prop accounts work?
+ - Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - Do I need KYC verification for payouts?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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Section: What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
A payout cap is the maximum amount you can request during one payout cycle. The cap depends on your account type, account size and, for some plans, how many approved payouts you have already received.
Minimum payout amount
The minimum payout request across all GFF account types is $500.
This applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts accounts. If your eligible payout amount is below $500, keep trading until you reach the minimum and meet the other payout requirements.
EOD funded accounts
You may request up to 50% of your available profit, subject to the cap for your account size and payout number. The remaining 50% stays in the account as a buffer for future payout cycles.
Payout | 50K | 100K | 150K
1st | $1,500 | $2,000 | $2,500
2nd | $2,000 | $2,750 | $3,250
3rd | $2,500 | $3,250 | $3,750
4th and later | $2,750 | $3,750 | $4,250
1-Day-Pass-Plan funded accounts
150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500
Two further conditions apply to every Daily Payouts request:
- At least 50% of the amount requested must be profit made since your last approved payout, so you can request up to twice your new profit.
- At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
Profit above the maximum stays in the account and supports your equity going into the next request. Requesting a payout does not move or lock your drawdown limit. See how the 24 hour payout cycle works.
How do the minimum and cap work together?
- If your eligible payout is below $500, you cannot submit a payout request yet.
- If your eligible payout is between $500 and your applicable cap, you may request the eligible amount.
- If your eligible payout exceeds the cap, the maximum you may request is the applicable cap.
You must also meet any winning day, consistency, recurring-payout and KYC requirements that apply to your account type. Daily Payouts has no winning day requirement and no consistency rule on the funded account.
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.
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Section: What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ Help Center / Payouts / What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ Updated 14 September 2026
A payout cap is the maximum amount you can request during one payout cycle. The cap depends on your account type, account size and, for some plans, how many approved payouts you have already received.
Minimum payout amount
The minimum payout request across all GFF account types is $500.
This applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts accounts. If your eligible payout amount is below $500, keep trading until you reach the minimum and meet the other payout requirements.
EOD funded accounts
You may request up to 50% of your available profit, subject to the cap for your account size and payout number. The remaining 50% stays in the account as a buffer for future payout cycles.
Payout | 50K | 100K | 150K
1st | $1,500 | $2,000 | $2,500
2nd | $2,000 | $2,750 | $3,250
3rd | $2,500 | $3,250 | $3,750
4th and later | $2,750 | $3,750 | $4,250
1-Day-Pass-Plan funded accounts
150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500
Two further conditions apply to every Daily Payouts request:
- At least 50% of the amount requested must be profit made since your last approved payout, so you can request up to twice your new profit.
- At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
Profit above the maximum stays in the account and supports your equity going into the next request. Requesting a payout does not move or lock your drawdown limit. See how the 24 hour payout cycle works.
How do the minimum and cap work together?
- If your eligible payout is below $500, you cannot submit a payout request yet.
- If your eligible payout is between $500 and your applicable cap, you may request the eligible amount.
- If your eligible payout exceeds the cap, the maximum you may request is the applicable cap.
You must also meet any winning day, consistency, recurring-payout and KYC requirements that apply to your account type. Daily Payouts has no winning day requirement and no consistency rule on the funded account.
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.
Section: Processing fee for payouts
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Profit split and caps
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is the profit split?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Section: What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ Help Center / Payouts / What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ Updated 14 September 2026
A payout cap is the maximum amount you can request during one payout cycle. The cap depends on your account type, account size and, for some plans, how many approved payouts you have already received.
Minimum payout amount
The minimum payout request across all GFF account types is $500.
This applies to EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Instant Classic, Flex and Daily Payouts accounts. If your eligible payout amount is below $500, keep trading until you reach the minimum and meet the other payout requirements.
EOD funded accounts
You may request up to 50% of your available profit, subject to the cap for your account size and payout number. The remaining 50% stays in the account as a buffer for future payout cycles.
Payout | 50K | 100K | 150K
1st | $1,500 | $2,000 | $2,500
2nd | $2,000 | $2,750 | $3,250
3rd | $2,500 | $3,250 | $3,750
4th and later | $2,750 | $3,750 | $4,250
1-Day-Pass-Plan funded accounts
150K | $4,600 | $154,600 | $2,500
Two further conditions apply to every Daily Payouts request:
- At least 50% of the amount requested must be profit made since your last approved payout, so you can request up to twice your new profit.
- At least 50% of your net profit since your last payout must come from trades held longer than 60 seconds.
Profit above the maximum stays in the account and supports your equity going into the next request. Requesting a payout does not move or lock your drawdown limit. See how the 24 hour payout cycle works.
How do the minimum and cap work together?
- If your eligible payout is below $500, you cannot submit a payout request yet.
- If your eligible payout is between $500 and your applicable cap, you may request the eligible amount.
- If your eligible payout exceeds the cap, the maximum you may request is the applicable cap.
You must also meet any winning day, consistency, recurring-payout and KYC requirements that apply to your account type. Daily Payouts has no winning day requirement and no consistency rule on the funded account.
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.
Section: Processing fee for payouts
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Profit split and caps
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What is the profit split?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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Profit splits vary by account type.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Traders may purchase the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an additional 20% of the challenge price.
- Payouts become available after completing 5 winning days.
- 50% of your available profit is paid out per payout request.
- The remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer to support future payouts.
Instant Classic Funded
- You keep 100% of your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Instant Classic does not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Payouts are capped per cycle by account size instead.
EOD Challenge
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Flex 50K ($95 challenge) becomes +$19.00
- Flex 100K ($149 challenge) becomes +$29.80
- Flex 150K ($289 challenge) becomes +$57.80
1-Day-Pass-Plan examples:
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K ($79 challenge) becomes +$15.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K ($109 challenge) becomes +$21.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K ($179 challenge) becomes +$35.80
How the withdrawal allowance works
- Flex and EOD accounts follow a 50% withdrawal allowance structure. Traders may request up to 50% of their available profit, subject to the applicable payout caps, and the remaining 50% stays in the account for future payout requests.
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts use a 50% payout structure. For each request, 50% of your available profit is paid out and the remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer.
- Instant Classic accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Traders should maintain sufficient account balance to remain above their maximum drawdown requirements.
- Daily Payouts accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. A profit buffer stays in the account and each request is capped by account size, with at least half of every request needing to be profit made since the last payout.
Section: How the withdrawal allowance works
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Section: What is the profit split?
+ Help Center / Payouts / What is the profit split?
+ What is the profit split?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Profit splits vary by account type.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Traders may purchase the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an additional 20% of the challenge price.
- Payouts become available after completing 5 winning days.
- 50% of your available profit is paid out per payout request.
- The remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer to support future payouts.
Instant Classic Funded
- You keep 100% of your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Instant Classic does not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Payouts are capped per cycle by account size instead.
EOD Challenge
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Flex 50K ($95 challenge) becomes +$19.00
- Flex 100K ($149 challenge) becomes +$29.80
- Flex 150K ($289 challenge) becomes +$57.80
1-Day-Pass-Plan examples:
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K ($79 challenge) becomes +$15.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K ($109 challenge) becomes +$21.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K ($179 challenge) becomes +$35.80
How the withdrawal allowance works
- Flex and EOD accounts follow a 50% withdrawal allowance structure. Traders may request up to 50% of their available profit, subject to the applicable payout caps, and the remaining 50% stays in the account for future payout requests.
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts use a 50% payout structure. For each request, 50% of your available profit is paid out and the remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer.
- Instant Classic accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Traders should maintain sufficient account balance to remain above their maximum drawdown requirements.
- Daily Payouts accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. A profit buffer stays in the account and each request is capped by account size, with at least half of every request needing to be profit made since the last payout.
Section: How the withdrawal allowance works
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Profit split and caps
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
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Section: What is the profit split?
+ Help Center / Payouts / What is the profit split?
+ What is the profit split?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Profit splits vary by account type.
1-Day-Pass-Plan
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Traders may purchase the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an additional 20% of the challenge price.
- Payouts become available after completing 5 winning days.
- 50% of your available profit is paid out per payout request.
- The remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer to support future payouts.
Instant Classic Funded
- You keep 100% of your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Instant Classic does not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Payouts are capped per cycle by account size instead.
EOD Challenge
- You keep 80% of your profits by default.
- Flex 50K ($95 challenge) becomes +$19.00
- Flex 100K ($149 challenge) becomes +$29.80
- Flex 150K ($289 challenge) becomes +$57.80
1-Day-Pass-Plan examples:
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 25K ($79 challenge) becomes +$15.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K ($109 challenge) becomes +$21.80
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan 100K ($179 challenge) becomes +$35.80
How the withdrawal allowance works
- Flex and EOD accounts follow a 50% withdrawal allowance structure. Traders may request up to 50% of their available profit, subject to the applicable payout caps, and the remaining 50% stays in the account for future payout requests.
- 1-Day-Pass-Plan accounts use a 50% payout structure. For each request, 50% of your available profit is paid out and the remaining 50% stays in your account as a profit buffer.
- Instant Classic accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. Traders should maintain sufficient account balance to remain above their maximum drawdown requirements.
- Daily Payouts accounts do not use the 50% withdrawal allowance. A profit buffer stays in the account and each request is capped by account size, with at least half of every request needing to be profit made since the last payout.
Section: How the withdrawal allowance works
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Profit split and caps
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ - Flex Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
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Section: How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
The consistency rule ensures that your profits are distributed across multiple trading days rather than depending on one unusually large winning day.
It measures how much of your total profit for the current evaluation or payout cycle came from your most profitable trading day.
How is consistency calculated?
Use the following calculation:
Highest-profit day ÷ total profit for the cycle × 100
Your highest-profit day must not be more than the consistency threshold for your account type. Landing exactly on the threshold is allowed.
Consistency thresholds by account type
Account type | Evaluation | Funded
EOD Challenge | 50% | 30%
1-Day-Pass-Plan | No consistency rule | 35%
Instant Classic | Not applicable | 20%
Flex Challenge | 50% | No consistency percentage
The EOD funded consistency threshold is 30%, so you are not yet eligible to request a payout.
If you continue trading until your total profit reaches $4,000, the calculation becomes:
$1,200 ÷ $4,000 × 100 = 30%
You are now within the consistency threshold, provided you have met the other payout requirements.
What happens if I exceed the consistency threshold?
You are not disqualified, and exceeding the threshold does not close your account.
You simply cannot request a payout while your highest-profit day is above the applicable threshold. Continue trading and accumulating profit on other days until the highest-profit day represents no more than the allowed percentage of your total profit.
The consistency rule is checked when you request a payout, not continuously while you trade. This gives you the opportunity to bring your account back within the threshold before submitting your request.
Does Flex have a funded consistency rule?
Flex funded accounts do not have a numerical consistency percentage. However, all trading must still comply with GFF trading rules and must reflect genuine trading activity. Having no funded consistency percentage does not override prohibited-strategy or anti-gaming rules.
Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
No. Daily Payouts has no consistency rule on the funded account, so it places no limit on your payouts. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation only, and in practice it means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
Section: Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
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Section: How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ Help Center / Payouts / How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The consistency rule ensures that your profits are distributed across multiple trading days rather than depending on one unusually large winning day.
It measures how much of your total profit for the current evaluation or payout cycle came from your most profitable trading day.
How is consistency calculated?
Use the following calculation:
Highest-profit day ÷ total profit for the cycle × 100
Your highest-profit day must not be more than the consistency threshold for your account type. Landing exactly on the threshold is allowed.
Consistency thresholds by account type
Account type | Evaluation | Funded
EOD Challenge | 50% | 30%
1-Day-Pass-Plan | No consistency rule | 35%
Instant Classic | Not applicable | 20%
Flex Challenge | 50% | No consistency percentage
The EOD funded consistency threshold is 30%, so you are not yet eligible to request a payout.
If you continue trading until your total profit reaches $4,000, the calculation becomes:
$1,200 ÷ $4,000 × 100 = 30%
You are now within the consistency threshold, provided you have met the other payout requirements.
What happens if I exceed the consistency threshold?
You are not disqualified, and exceeding the threshold does not close your account.
You simply cannot request a payout while your highest-profit day is above the applicable threshold. Continue trading and accumulating profit on other days until the highest-profit day represents no more than the allowed percentage of your total profit.
The consistency rule is checked when you request a payout, not continuously while you trade. This gives you the opportunity to bring your account back within the threshold before submitting your request.
Does Flex have a funded consistency rule?
Flex funded accounts do not have a numerical consistency percentage. However, all trading must still comply with GFF trading rules and must reflect genuine trading activity. Having no funded consistency percentage does not override prohibited-strategy or anti-gaming rules.
Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
No. Daily Payouts has no consistency rule on the funded account, so it places no limit on your payouts. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation only, and in practice it means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
Section: Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Consistency
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: 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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Section: How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ Help Center / Payouts / How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ How does the consistency rule affect payouts?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The consistency rule ensures that your profits are distributed across multiple trading days rather than depending on one unusually large winning day.
It measures how much of your total profit for the current evaluation or payout cycle came from your most profitable trading day.
How is consistency calculated?
Use the following calculation:
Highest-profit day ÷ total profit for the cycle × 100
Your highest-profit day must not be more than the consistency threshold for your account type. Landing exactly on the threshold is allowed.
Consistency thresholds by account type
Account type | Evaluation | Funded
EOD Challenge | 50% | 30%
1-Day-Pass-Plan | No consistency rule | 35%
Instant Classic | Not applicable | 20%
Flex Challenge | 50% | No consistency percentage
The EOD funded consistency threshold is 30%, so you are not yet eligible to request a payout.
If you continue trading until your total profit reaches $4,000, the calculation becomes:
$1,200 ÷ $4,000 × 100 = 30%
You are now within the consistency threshold, provided you have met the other payout requirements.
What happens if I exceed the consistency threshold?
You are not disqualified, and exceeding the threshold does not close your account.
You simply cannot request a payout while your highest-profit day is above the applicable threshold. Continue trading and accumulating profit on other days until the highest-profit day represents no more than the allowed percentage of your total profit.
The consistency rule is checked when you request a payout, not continuously while you trade. This gives you the opportunity to bring your account back within the threshold before submitting your request.
Does Flex have a funded consistency rule?
Flex funded accounts do not have a numerical consistency percentage. However, all trading must still comply with GFF trading rules and must reflect genuine trading activity. Having no funded consistency percentage does not override prohibited-strategy or anti-gaming rules.
Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
No. Daily Payouts has no consistency rule on the funded account, so it places no limit on your payouts. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation only, and in practice it means spreading your profit across at least three trading days.
Section: Does Daily Payouts have a funded consistency rule?
+ Where this fits
+ Payouts › Consistency
+ Related articles
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: 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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The requirements before a payout request depend on your account type. Most GFF plans use winning days and monthly request windows. Daily Payouts uses neither, and instead lets you request every 24 hours.
Requirements by account type
Account type | Winning days required | Minimum profit for a winning day | Additional first-payout requirement
EOD Funded | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
1-Day-Pass-Plan Funded | 5 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
Flex Funded | 5 | Depends on the account size | None
Instant Classic | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | At least 10 calendar days after your first trade and 7% account growth
Daily Payouts Funded | None | Not applicable | First request available 24 hours after your first funded trade
What counts as a winning day?
A winning day is a trading day where your net P&L, after commissions and fees, reaches the minimum required amount.
For EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic accounts, the requirement is at least 0.2% of the account's starting balance.
For example, a winning day on a 50K account requires at least $100 in net profit.
- 20th to 23rd of each month
If you become eligible outside a payout window, wait until the next window opens.
Daily Payouts.
There are no payout windows. You can submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, and one request every 24 hours after that, on any day of the month.
Before submitting your request
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.
Section: Before submitting your request
After
Section: Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
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+ Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The requirements before a payout request depend on your account type. Most GFF plans use winning days and monthly request windows. Daily Payouts uses neither, and instead lets you request every 24 hours.
Requirements by account type
Account type | Winning days required | Minimum profit for a winning day | Additional first-payout requirement
EOD Funded | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
1-Day-Pass-Plan Funded | 5 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
Flex Funded | 5 | Depends on the account size | None
Instant Classic | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | At least 10 calendar days after your first trade and 7% account growth
Daily Payouts Funded | None | Not applicable | First request available 24 hours after your first funded trade
What counts as a winning day?
A winning day is a trading day where your net P&L, after commissions and fees, reaches the minimum required amount.
For EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic accounts, the requirement is at least 0.2% of the account's starting balance.
For example, a winning day on a 50K account requires at least $100 in net profit.
- 20th to 23rd of each month
If you become eligible outside a payout window, wait until the next window opens.
Daily Payouts.
There are no payout windows. You can submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, and one request every 24 hours after that, on any day of the month.
Before submitting your request
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.
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+ 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?
+ - What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
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Section: Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ Help Center / Payouts / Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ Payout requirements: winning days, first payout and request windows
+ Updated 8 September 2026
The requirements before a payout request depend on your account type. Most GFF plans use winning days and monthly request windows. Daily Payouts uses neither, and instead lets you request every 24 hours.
Requirements by account type
Account type | Winning days required | Minimum profit for a winning day | Additional first-payout requirement
EOD Funded | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
1-Day-Pass-Plan Funded | 5 | 0.2% of the starting balance | None
Flex Funded | 5 | Depends on the account size | None
Instant Classic | 7 | 0.2% of the starting balance | At least 10 calendar days after your first trade and 7% account growth
Daily Payouts Funded | None | Not applicable | First request available 24 hours after your first funded trade
What counts as a winning day?
A winning day is a trading day where your net P&L, after commissions and fees, reaches the minimum required amount.
For EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Instant Classic accounts, the requirement is at least 0.2% of the account's starting balance.
For example, a winning day on a 50K account requires at least $100 in net profit.
- 20th to 23rd of each month
If you become eligible outside a payout window, wait until the next window opens.
Daily Payouts.
There are no payout windows. You can submit your first request 24 hours after you place your first trade on the funded account, and one request every 24 hours after that, on any day of the month.
Before submitting your request
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.
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+ 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?
+ - What are the requirements for recurring payouts?
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Section: Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
Instant Classic skips the evaluation entirely. You buy the account and start trading a funded account straight away.
Key benefits
- No evaluation phase, so you start on a funded account immediately
- $0 activation fee
- 100% profit share on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%
- Full contract limits from day one
- No KYC needed until you are ready to request your first payout
Pricing and first payout target
− | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K
− Price | $192 (from $384) | $277 (from $554) | $489 (from $978) | $624 (from $1,248)
− Profit target for first payout | $1,750 (7%) | $3,500 (7%) | $7,000 (7%) | $10,500 (7%)
− Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0
− Resets | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available
The 7% target is the minimum balance growth required before your first payout, alongside the standard payout requirements below. It is not a pass or fail evaluation target, since your account is already funded from day one.
You can hold up to 3 Instant Classic funded accounts.
Section: Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
− Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
− No. Instant Classic accounts have no reset option. If the account is breached it is closed, and you would need to purchase a new Instant Classic account to continue trading.
Maximum drawdown (intraday trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the lowest level your equity may reach at any point during a session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, and it never moves back down. Once it reaches your initial starting balance it locks there permanently and stops trailing.
Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account.
Account size | Max drawdown
25K | $1,250 (5%)
50K | $2,500 (5%)
100K | $5,000 (5%)
150K | $7,500 (5%)
Important when you withdraw. Once the floor has locked at your starting balance, there is no cushion beneath it. If you grow a 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor sits. From that point any drop in equity at all breaches the account. Always leave a buffer in the account when you withdraw.
Daily loss limit
3% of your starting balance. This is a soft breach: if your net losses for the day reach the limit, the account is paused until the next trading day. It is not closed.
Account size | Daily loss limit
- Eligibility: every 7 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- First payout: a minimum of 10 calendar days is required, on top of the 7% profit target above.
- After your first payout: you need to surpass your previous equity high, meaning the level it was at before your last withdrawal, before you can request another.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- KYC: you can buy and trade an Instant Classic account without completing KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Profit split: 100% on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
Account size | Payout cap per cycle
25K | $1,000
50K | $2,000
100K | $3,000
150K | $4,000
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 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.
Section: Inactivity
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Section: Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / Instant Classic / Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 27 August 2026
+ Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for Instant Classic 25K to 150K: no evaluation, intraday trailing drawdown, daily loss limit, the 20% consistency rule, and how payouts work.
+ Values by account size: 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K
+ - Price: $192 (from $384) / $277 (from $554) / $489 (from $978) / $624 (from $1,248)
+ - Profit target for first payout: $1,750 (7%) / $3,500 (7%) / $7,000 (7%) / $10,500 (7%)
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Resets: Not available / Not available / Not available / Not available
+ | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K
+ Price | $192 (from $384) | $277 (from $554) | $489 (from $978) | $624 (from $1,248)
+ Profit target for first payout | $1,750 (7%) | $3,500 (7%) | $7,000 (7%) | $10,500 (7%)
+ Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0
+ Resets | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available
Instant Classic skips the evaluation entirely. You buy the account and start trading a funded account straight away.
Key benefits
- No evaluation phase, so you start on a funded account immediately
- $0 activation fee
- 100% profit share on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%
- Full contract limits from day one
- No KYC needed until you are ready to request your first payout
Pricing and first payout target
The 7% target is the minimum balance growth required before your first payout, alongside the standard payout requirements below. It is not a pass or fail evaluation target, since your account is already funded from day one.
You can hold up to 3 Instant Classic funded accounts.
Section: Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
Maximum drawdown (intraday trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the lowest level your equity may reach at any point during a session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, and it never moves back down. Once it reaches your initial starting balance it locks there permanently and stops trailing.
Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account.
Account size | Max drawdown
25K | $1,250 (5%)
50K | $2,500 (5%)
100K | $5,000 (5%)
150K | $7,500 (5%)
Important when you withdraw. Once the floor has locked at your starting balance, there is no cushion beneath it. If you grow a 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor sits. From that point any drop in equity at all breaches the account. Always leave a buffer in the account when you withdraw.
Daily loss limit
3% of your starting balance. This is a soft breach: if your net losses for the day reach the limit, the account is paused until the next trading day. It is not closed.
Account size | Daily loss limit
- Eligibility: every 7 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- First payout: a minimum of 10 calendar days is required, on top of the 7% profit target above.
- After your first payout: you need to surpass your previous equity high, meaning the level it was at before your last withdrawal, before you can request another.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- KYC: you can buy and trade an Instant Classic account without completing KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Profit split: 100% on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
Account size | Payout cap per cycle
25K | $1,000
50K | $2,000
100K | $3,000
150K | $4,000
+ Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
+ No. Instant Classic accounts have no reset option. If the account is breached it is closed, and you would need to purchase a new Instant Classic account to continue trading.
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ 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
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Section: Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / Instant Classic / Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 27 August 2026
+ Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for Instant Classic 25K to 150K: no evaluation, intraday trailing drawdown, daily loss limit, the 20% consistency rule, and how payouts work.
+ Values by account size: 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K
+ - Price: $192 (from $384) / $277 (from $554) / $489 (from $978) / $624 (from $1,248)
+ - Profit target for first payout: $1,750 (7%) / $3,500 (7%) / $7,000 (7%) / $10,500 (7%)
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Resets: Not available / Not available / Not available / Not available
+ | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K
+ Price | $192 (from $384) | $277 (from $554) | $489 (from $978) | $624 (from $1,248)
+ Profit target for first payout | $1,750 (7%) | $3,500 (7%) | $7,000 (7%) | $10,500 (7%)
+ Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0
+ Resets | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available
Instant Classic skips the evaluation entirely. You buy the account and start trading a funded account straight away.
Key benefits
- No evaluation phase, so you start on a funded account immediately
- $0 activation fee
- 100% profit share on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%
- Full contract limits from day one
- No KYC needed until you are ready to request your first payout
Pricing and first payout target
− | 25K | 50K | 100K | 150K
− Price | $192 (from $384) | $277 (from $554) | $489 (from $978) | $624 (from $1,248)
− Profit target for first payout | $1,750 (7%) | $3,500 (7%) | $7,000 (7%) | $10,500 (7%)
− Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0
− Resets | Not available | Not available | Not available | Not available
The 7% target is the minimum balance growth required before your first payout, alongside the standard payout requirements below. It is not a pass or fail evaluation target, since your account is already funded from day one.
You can hold up to 3 Instant Classic funded accounts.
Section: Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
− Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
− No. Instant Classic accounts have no reset option. If the account is breached it is closed, and you would need to purchase a new Instant Classic account to continue trading.
Maximum drawdown (intraday trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the lowest level your equity may reach at any point during a session, including on open positions. It trails your highest equity point in real time, and it never moves back down. Once it reaches your initial starting balance it locks there permanently and stops trailing.
Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account.
Account size | Max drawdown
25K | $1,250 (5%)
50K | $2,500 (5%)
100K | $5,000 (5%)
150K | $7,500 (5%)
Important when you withdraw. Once the floor has locked at your starting balance, there is no cushion beneath it. If you grow a 50K account to $54,000 and withdraw $4,000, your balance returns to $50,000, which is exactly where the floor sits. From that point any drop in equity at all breaches the account. Always leave a buffer in the account when you withdraw.
Daily loss limit
3% of your starting balance. This is a soft breach: if your net losses for the day reach the limit, the account is paused until the next trading day. It is not closed.
Account size | Daily loss limit
- Eligibility: every 7 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- First payout: a minimum of 10 calendar days is required, on top of the 7% profit target above.
- After your first payout: you need to surpass your previous equity high, meaning the level it was at before your last withdrawal, before you can request another.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- KYC: you can buy and trade an Instant Classic account without completing KYC. You need to complete it once you become eligible for your first payout.
- Profit split: 100% on your first $10,000 in payouts, then 90%.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
Account size | Payout cap per cycle
25K | $1,000
50K | $2,000
100K | $3,000
150K | $4,000
+ Can I reset an Instant Classic account?
+ No. Instant Classic accounts have no reset option. If the account is breached it is closed, and you would need to purchase a new Instant Classic account to continue trading.
News trading
A 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ 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
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
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Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
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
- 80/20 profit split, with an optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an extra 20% of the challenge price
- Payouts every 5 winning days
- Drawdown lock, so the trailing drawdown stops moving once your balance reaches your starting balance
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
| 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
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Section: What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
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
25K | $1,000 (4%)
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
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)
Payouts
- Eligibility: every 5 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- Profit split: 80/20 by default. You can add the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On at checkout for an extra 20% of the challenge price, which is +$15.80 on 25K, +$21.80 on 50K and +$35.80 on 100K.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
- Maximum request: 50% of your available profit, capped by account size and payout number. The cap rises as you build a track record.
Payout | 25K | 50K | 100K
1st | $800 | $1,500 | $2,500
2nd | $1,000 | $1,750 | $3,000
3rd | $1,200 | $2,000 | $3,500
4th and later | $1,500 | $2,500 | $4,500
The remaining 50% of your profit stays in the account and supports your equity into the next payout cycle.
− What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
− Less than you might expect. One rule genuinely changes:
− - The consistency rule starts applying. There is none during the evaluation. On a funded account, no single day may be more than 35% of your total profit for the payout period.
− Everything else carries over unchanged: the end of day trailing drawdown and its lock, your maximum drawdown amount, the daily loss limit and its percentages, contract limits, news trading rules, overnight and weekend holding, and the microscalping rule.
− Payout rules apply from this point too, since there are no payouts during an evaluation: 80/20 by default, payouts every 5 winning days, and 50% of your available profit per request with the rest staying in the account.
− If you bought the 90/10 Profit Share Add-On with your challenge, it carries over automatically. There is nothing to re-purchase. Since there are no payouts during an evaluation, the add-on only affects what you take home once you are funded.
− Why does 1-Day-Pass-Plan cost more than EOD?
− A 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K is $109 against $69 for an EOD 50K. What the extra buys:
− - No consistency rule during the evaluation. EOD applies a 50% rule throughout.
− - Faster payouts. 5 winning days instead of 7.
− - A more forgiving funded consistency rule. 35% on 1-Day-Pass-Plan against 30% on EOD, so a bigger single day is allowed.
− - A 25K entry size, which EOD does not offer.
− Two tradeoffs worth knowing before you choose:
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan applies a daily loss limit during the evaluation. EOD does not.
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan tops out at 100K. EOD goes to 150K.
News trading
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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.
Section: Inactivity
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Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / 1-Day-Pass-Plan / 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ 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
- 80/20 profit split, with an optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an extra 20% of the challenge price
- Payouts every 5 winning days
- Drawdown lock, so the trailing drawdown stops moving once your balance reaches your starting balance
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
| 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
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Section: What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
+ What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
+ Less than you might expect. One rule genuinely changes:
+ - The consistency rule starts applying. There is none during the evaluation. On a funded account, no single day may be more than 35% of your total profit for the payout period.
+ Everything else carries over unchanged: the end of day trailing drawdown and its lock, your maximum drawdown amount, the daily loss limit and its percentages, contract limits, news trading rules, overnight and weekend holding, and the microscalping rule.
+ Payout rules apply from this point too, since there are no payouts during an evaluation: 80/20 by default, payouts every 5 winning days, and 50% of your available profit per request with the rest staying in the account.
+ If you bought the 90/10 Profit Share Add-On with your challenge, it carries over automatically. There is nothing to re-purchase. Since there are no payouts during an evaluation, the add-on only affects what you take home once you are funded.
+ Why does 1-Day-Pass-Plan cost more than EOD?
+ A 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K is $109 against $69 for an EOD 50K. What the extra buys:
+ - No consistency rule during the evaluation. EOD applies a 50% rule throughout.
+ - Faster payouts. 5 winning days instead of 7.
+ - A more forgiving funded consistency rule. 35% on 1-Day-Pass-Plan against 30% on EOD, so a bigger single day is allowed.
+ - A 25K entry size, which EOD does not offer.
+ Two tradeoffs worth knowing before you choose:
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan applies a daily loss limit during the evaluation. EOD does not.
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan tops out at 100K. EOD goes to 150K.
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
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
25K | $1,000 (4%)
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
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)
Payouts
- Eligibility: every 5 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- Profit split: 80/20 by default. You can add the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On at checkout for an extra 20% of the challenge price, which is +$15.80 on 25K, +$21.80 on 50K and +$35.80 on 100K.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
- Maximum request: 50% of your available profit, capped by account size and payout number. The cap rises as you build a track record.
Payout | 25K | 50K | 100K
1st | $800 | $1,500 | $2,500
2nd | $1,000 | $1,750 | $3,000
3rd | $1,200 | $2,000 | $3,500
4th and later | $1,500 | $2,500 | $4,500
The remaining 50% of your profit stays in the account and supports your equity into the next payout cycle.
News trading
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ Where this fits
+ 1-Day-Pass-Plan
+ Related articles
+ - 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
+ Back to top
Section: 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / 1-Day-Pass-Plan / 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ 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
- 80/20 profit split, with an optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On for an extra 20% of the challenge price
- Payouts every 5 winning days
- Drawdown lock, so the trailing drawdown stops moving once your balance reaches your starting balance
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
| 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
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Section: What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
+ What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
+ Less than you might expect. One rule genuinely changes:
+ - The consistency rule starts applying. There is none during the evaluation. On a funded account, no single day may be more than 35% of your total profit for the payout period.
+ Everything else carries over unchanged: the end of day trailing drawdown and its lock, your maximum drawdown amount, the daily loss limit and its percentages, contract limits, news trading rules, overnight and weekend holding, and the microscalping rule.
+ Payout rules apply from this point too, since there are no payouts during an evaluation: 80/20 by default, payouts every 5 winning days, and 50% of your available profit per request with the rest staying in the account.
+ If you bought the 90/10 Profit Share Add-On with your challenge, it carries over automatically. There is nothing to re-purchase. Since there are no payouts during an evaluation, the add-on only affects what you take home once you are funded.
+ Why does 1-Day-Pass-Plan cost more than EOD?
+ A 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K is $109 against $69 for an EOD 50K. What the extra buys:
+ - No consistency rule during the evaluation. EOD applies a 50% rule throughout.
+ - Faster payouts. 5 winning days instead of 7.
+ - A more forgiving funded consistency rule. 35% on 1-Day-Pass-Plan against 30% on EOD, so a bigger single day is allowed.
+ - A 25K entry size, which EOD does not offer.
+ Two tradeoffs worth knowing before you choose:
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan applies a daily loss limit during the evaluation. EOD does not.
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan tops out at 100K. EOD goes to 150K.
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
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
25K | $1,000 (4%)
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
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)
Payouts
- Eligibility: every 5 winning days. A winning day is a net profit of at least 0.2% of your starting balance, so $100 on a 50K.
- Request window: payout requests are submitted through your dashboard between the 5th and 8th, or the 20th and 23rd, of each month.
- Profit split: 80/20 by default. You can add the optional 90/10 Profit Share Add-On at checkout for an extra 20% of the challenge price, which is +$15.80 on 25K, +$21.80 on 50K and +$35.80 on 100K.
- Minimum request: $500, across all account sizes.
- Maximum request: 50% of your available profit, capped by account size and payout number. The cap rises as you build a track record.
Payout | 25K | 50K | 100K
1st | $800 | $1,500 | $2,500
2nd | $1,000 | $1,750 | $3,000
3rd | $1,200 | $2,000 | $3,500
4th and later | $1,500 | $2,500 | $4,500
The remaining 50% of your profit stays in the account and supports your equity into the next payout cycle.
− What changes when you move from evaluation to funded
− Less than you might expect. One rule genuinely changes:
− - The consistency rule starts applying. There is none during the evaluation. On a funded account, no single day may be more than 35% of your total profit for the payout period.
− Everything else carries over unchanged: the end of day trailing drawdown and its lock, your maximum drawdown amount, the daily loss limit and its percentages, contract limits, news trading rules, overnight and weekend holding, and the microscalping rule.
− Payout rules apply from this point too, since there are no payouts during an evaluation: 80/20 by default, payouts every 5 winning days, and 50% of your available profit per request with the rest staying in the account.
− If you bought the 90/10 Profit Share Add-On with your challenge, it carries over automatically. There is nothing to re-purchase. Since there are no payouts during an evaluation, the add-on only affects what you take home once you are funded.
− Why does 1-Day-Pass-Plan cost more than EOD?
− A 1-Day-Pass-Plan 50K is $109 against $69 for an EOD 50K. What the extra buys:
− - No consistency rule during the evaluation. EOD applies a 50% rule throughout.
− - Faster payouts. 5 winning days instead of 7.
− - A more forgiving funded consistency rule. 35% on 1-Day-Pass-Plan against 30% on EOD, so a bigger single day is allowed.
− - A 25K entry size, which EOD does not offer.
− Two tradeoffs worth knowing before you choose:
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan applies a daily loss limit during the evaluation. EOD does not.
− - 1-Day-Pass-Plan tops out at 100K. EOD goes to 150K.
News trading
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ Where this fits
+ 1-Day-Pass-Plan
+ Related articles
+ - 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
+ Back to top
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Section: EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
The EOD Challenge is a one-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown and no time limit. Positions must be closed before the market closes.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No daily loss limit during the evaluation phase
- End of day trailing max drawdown, which locks once it reaches your starting balance
- 80/20 profit split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
− | EOD 50K | EOD 100K | EOD 150K
− Price | $69 (from $138) | $132 (from $264) | $185 (from $370)
− Profit target | $3,000 (6%) | $6,000 (6%) | $9,000 (6%)
− Reset price | $59 | $120 | $170
− Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0
− Time limit | None | None | None
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. It trails up with your profits at the end of each trading day, and stops trailing once it reaches your starting balance. That lock applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately.
Account size | Max drawdown
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
150K | $4,500 (3%)
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 EOD 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.
Section: Inactivity
After
Section: EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / EOD Challenge / EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 11 August 2026
+ EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for EOD 50K, 100K and 150K: profit target, trailing drawdown, daily loss limit, daily profit cap, consistency rule and payouts.
+ Values by account size: EOD 50K / EOD 100K / EOD 150K
+ - Price: $69 (from $138) / $132 (from $264) / $185 (from $370)
+ - Profit target: $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%) / $9,000 (6%)
+ - Reset price: $59 / $120 / $170
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Time limit: None / None / None
+ | EOD 50K | EOD 100K | EOD 150K
+ Price | $69 (from $138) | $132 (from $264) | $185 (from $370)
+ Profit target | $3,000 (6%) | $6,000 (6%) | $9,000 (6%)
+ Reset price | $59 | $120 | $170
+ Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0
+ Time limit | None | None | None
The EOD Challenge is a one-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown and no time limit. Positions must be closed before the market closes.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No daily loss limit during the evaluation phase
- End of day trailing max drawdown, which locks once it reaches your starting balance
- 80/20 profit split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. It trails up with your profits at the end of each trading day, and stops trailing once it reaches your starting balance. That lock applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately.
Account size | Max drawdown
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
150K | $4,500 (3%)
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 EOD 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ Where this fits
+ EOD Challenge
+ Related articles
+ - 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
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
Section: EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Help Center / EOD Challenge / EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Updated 11 August 2026
+ EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Everything for EOD 50K, 100K and 150K: profit target, trailing drawdown, daily loss limit, daily profit cap, consistency rule and payouts.
+ Values by account size: EOD 50K / EOD 100K / EOD 150K
+ - Price: $69 (from $138) / $132 (from $264) / $185 (from $370)
+ - Profit target: $3,000 (6%) / $6,000 (6%) / $9,000 (6%)
+ - Reset price: $59 / $120 / $170
+ - Activation fee: $0 / $0 / $0
+ - Time limit: None / None / None
+ | EOD 50K | EOD 100K | EOD 150K
+ Price | $69 (from $138) | $132 (from $264) | $185 (from $370)
+ Profit target | $3,000 (6%) | $6,000 (6%) | $9,000 (6%)
+ Reset price | $59 | $120 | $170
+ Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0
+ Time limit | None | None | None
The EOD Challenge is a one-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown and no time limit. Positions must be closed before the market closes.
Key benefits
- No time limit to pass the evaluation
- No daily loss limit during the evaluation phase
- End of day trailing max drawdown, which locks once it reaches your starting balance
- 80/20 profit split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on
- $0 activation fee, so your funded account is activated at no extra cost
Pricing and targets
− | EOD 50K | EOD 100K | EOD 150K
− Price | $69 (from $138) | $132 (from $264) | $185 (from $370)
− Profit target | $3,000 (6%) | $6,000 (6%) | $9,000 (6%)
− Reset price | $59 | $120 | $170
− Activation fee | $0 | $0 | $0
− Time limit | None | None | None
Two resets are available per challenge. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts.
How to pass
- Reach the profit target of 6% of your starting balance.
- Stay within the trading rules and loss limits below.
There is no minimum number of trading days. Once you pass, your evaluation period is reviewed, and your funded account is activated within 2 business days.
Maximum drawdown (end of day trailing)
Your maximum drawdown is the level your balance or equity cannot fall below. It trails up with your profits at the end of each trading day, and stops trailing once it reaches your starting balance. That lock applies in both the evaluation and funded phases.
Breaching it is a hard breach, which closes the account immediately.
Account size | Max drawdown
50K | $2,000 (4%)
100K | $3,000 (3%)
150K | $4,500 (3%)
- Evaluation: no restrictions.
- Funded: a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events. 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.
Overnight and weekend holding
- 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 EOD 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.
Section: Inactivity
+ Where this fits
+ EOD Challenge
+ Related articles
+ - 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
+ - Daily Payouts: specifications, rules and payouts
+ Back to top
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Section: What are the profit targets for each plan?
EOD Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
150K | $9,000
1-Day-Pass-Plan
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
Instant Accounts
Account Size | Profit Target
Flex Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
Daily Payouts
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500 (6%)
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
There is no time limit on reaching the target. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation, so your profit needs to be spread across at least three trading days.
Section: Daily Payouts
After
Section: What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
EOD Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
150K | $9,000
1-Day-Pass-Plan
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
Instant Accounts
Account Size | Profit Target
Flex Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
Daily Payouts
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500 (6%)
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
There is no time limit on reaching the target. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation, so your profit needs to be spread across at least three trading days.
Section: Daily Payouts
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › Profit targets
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
+ Back to top
Section: What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ What are the profit targets for each plan?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
EOD Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
150K | $9,000
1-Day-Pass-Plan
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500
50K | $3,000
100K | $6,000
Instant Accounts
Account Size | Profit Target
Flex Challenge
Account Size | Profit Target
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
Daily Payouts
Account Size | Profit Target
25K | $1,500 (6%)
50K | $3,000 (6%)
100K | $6,000 (6%)
150K | $9,000 (6%)
There is no time limit on reaching the target. The 40% consistency rule applies during the evaluation, so your profit needs to be spread across at least three trading days.
Section: Daily Payouts
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › Profit targets
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - EOD Challenge: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - What are the payout caps and minimum payout amounts?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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Plans cannot be converted or upgraded after purchase. Each account type is a separate product with its own rules and drawdown mechanics. If you'd like to try a different plan, you would need to purchase a new account.
This includes moving between Flex and Daily Payouts. You can hold both at the same time, since account limits are counted separately for each product type. If you are weighing the two up, see Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
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+ Can I upgrade or switch from one plan to another?
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Plans cannot be converted or upgraded after purchase. Each account type is a separate product with its own rules and drawdown mechanics. If you'd like to try a different plan, you would need to purchase a new account.
This includes moving between Flex and Daily Payouts. You can hold both at the same time, since account limits are counted separately for each product type. If you are weighing the two up, see Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What is the profit split?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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+ Can I upgrade or switch from one plan to another?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
Plans cannot be converted or upgraded after purchase. Each account type is a separate product with its own rules and drawdown mechanics. If you'd like to try a different plan, you would need to purchase a new account.
This includes moving between Flex and Daily Payouts. You can hold both at the same time, since account limits are counted separately for each product type. If you are weighing the two up, see Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What plans do you offer?
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - What is the profit split?
+ - How many accounts can I have?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
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We offer several paths to funding, each with different rules and trading mechanics.
Here is a comparison at a glance based on the 50K account.
| EOD Challenge | 1-Day-Pass-Plan | Instant Classic | Flex Challenge | Daily Payouts
Drawdown type, evaluation | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | N/A | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD
Drawdown type, funded | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday
Max drawdown | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,500 (5%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%)
Drawdown lock point | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance + $100
Daily loss limit, evaluation | None | 2% | N/A | None | $1,000 (2%)
Daily loss limit, funded | $1,250 | $1,000 (soft pause) | $1,500 (3%) | None | $1,000 (2%), three hits in 30 days closes the account
Consistency, evaluation | 50% | None | N/A | 50% | 40%
Consistency, funded | 30% | 35% | 20% | None | None
Profit split | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 100% first $10K, then 90/10 | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 90/10 from the first payout
- 90/10 profit split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Request a payout every 24 hours, with no fixed windows and no winning day count
- Full contract limits from day one: 2/20 on the 25K, 4/40 on the 50K, 6/60 on the 100K, 8/80 on the 150K
- The 2 minute microscalping rule does not apply. A 60 second holding rule applies at payout instead, see the holding time article
- At least 50% of every payout request must be profit made since your last payout
- Manual trading only. Bots and automated strategies are not permitted
- Drawdown by size: 25K $1,000 (4%), 50K $2,000 (4%), 100K $3,000 (3%), 150K $4,500 (3%)
- Full rules in the Daily Payouts specifications
What all plans have in common
- $0 activation fee.
- News trading is unrestricted during the evaluation phase on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex. Daily Payouts applies the 2 minute buffer in both phases. On all funded accounts a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events, with no opening, closing or triggering of pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release.
- No time limit to pass the evaluation on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Daily Payouts.
Section: What all plans have in common
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+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What is the difference between our plans?
+ What is the difference between our plans?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
We offer several paths to funding, each with different rules and trading mechanics.
Here is a comparison at a glance based on the 50K account.
| EOD Challenge | 1-Day-Pass-Plan | Instant Classic | Flex Challenge | Daily Payouts
Drawdown type, evaluation | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | N/A | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD
Drawdown type, funded | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday
Max drawdown | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,500 (5%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%)
Drawdown lock point | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance + $100
Daily loss limit, evaluation | None | 2% | N/A | None | $1,000 (2%)
Daily loss limit, funded | $1,250 | $1,000 (soft pause) | $1,500 (3%) | None | $1,000 (2%), three hits in 30 days closes the account
Consistency, evaluation | 50% | None | N/A | 50% | 40%
Consistency, funded | 30% | 35% | 20% | None | None
Profit split | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 100% first $10K, then 90/10 | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 90/10 from the first payout
- 90/10 profit split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Request a payout every 24 hours, with no fixed windows and no winning day count
- Full contract limits from day one: 2/20 on the 25K, 4/40 on the 50K, 6/60 on the 100K, 8/80 on the 150K
- The 2 minute microscalping rule does not apply. A 60 second holding rule applies at payout instead, see the holding time article
- At least 50% of every payout request must be profit made since your last payout
- Manual trading only. Bots and automated strategies are not permitted
- Drawdown by size: 25K $1,000 (4%), 50K $2,000 (4%), 100K $3,000 (3%), 150K $4,500 (3%)
- Full rules in the Daily Payouts specifications
What all plans have in common
- $0 activation fee.
- News trading is unrestricted during the evaluation phase on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex. Daily Payouts applies the 2 minute buffer in both phases. On all funded accounts a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events, with no opening, closing or triggering of pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release.
- No time limit to pass the evaluation on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Daily Payouts.
Section: What all plans have in common
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ 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?
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What is the difference between our plans?
+ What is the difference between our plans?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
We offer several paths to funding, each with different rules and trading mechanics.
Here is a comparison at a glance based on the 50K account.
| EOD Challenge | 1-Day-Pass-Plan | Instant Classic | Flex Challenge | Daily Payouts
Drawdown type, evaluation | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | N/A | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD
Drawdown type, funded | Trailing EOD | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday | Trailing EOD | Trailing intraday
Max drawdown | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,500 (5%) | $2,000 (4%) | $2,000 (4%)
Drawdown lock point | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance | Starting balance + $100
Daily loss limit, evaluation | None | 2% | N/A | None | $1,000 (2%)
Daily loss limit, funded | $1,250 | $1,000 (soft pause) | $1,500 (3%) | None | $1,000 (2%), three hits in 30 days closes the account
Consistency, evaluation | 50% | None | N/A | 50% | 40%
Consistency, funded | 30% | 35% | 20% | None | None
Profit split | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 100% first $10K, then 90/10 | 80/20, 90/10 add-on | 90/10 from the first payout
- 90/10 profit split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Request a payout every 24 hours, with no fixed windows and no winning day count
- Full contract limits from day one: 2/20 on the 25K, 4/40 on the 50K, 6/60 on the 100K, 8/80 on the 150K
- The 2 minute microscalping rule does not apply. A 60 second holding rule applies at payout instead, see the holding time article
- At least 50% of every payout request must be profit made since your last payout
- Manual trading only. Bots and automated strategies are not permitted
- Drawdown by size: 25K $1,000 (4%), 50K $2,000 (4%), 100K $3,000 (3%), 150K $4,500 (3%)
- Full rules in the Daily Payouts specifications
What all plans have in common
- $0 activation fee.
- News trading is unrestricted during the evaluation phase on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan and Flex. Daily Payouts applies the 2 minute buffer in both phases. On all funded accounts a 2 minute buffer applies around high impact news events, with no opening, closing or triggering of pending orders within 2 minutes before or after a scheduled release.
- No time limit to pass the evaluation on EOD, 1-Day-Pass-Plan, Flex and Daily Payouts.
Section: What all plans have in common
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ 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?
+ - Daily Payouts or Flex Challenge: which should I choose?
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1. EOD Challenge. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. Best for traders who want the most forgiving drawdown and room to manage intraday swings. 50K / 100K / 150K.
2. 1-Day-Pass-Plan. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. A daily loss limit applies in both phases, funded accounts use a soft pause, the split is 80/20 with an optional 90/10 add-on, and payouts open after 5 winning days. 25K / 50K / 100K.
3. Instant Classic. No evaluation. Start trading a funded account immediately. Higher fee, no challenge to pass. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
4. Flex Challenge. One-phase evaluation built for flexibility. 50K / 100K / 150K.
- No time limit to pass
- No daily loss limit in either phase
- The 1 minute holding rule applies, see the holding time article
- End of day trailing drawdown
- 80/20 split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on for 20% of the challenge price
5. Instant Lite. No evaluation and no profit target to pass. You trade towards a payout target instead. 25K / 50K / 100K.
- 90/10 split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- $0 activation fee, live from purchase
- Daily profit capped at 5% of your balance
- A consistency threshold that widens as you complete payouts, from 15% to 20% to 25%
- Resets are not available
6. Daily Payouts. One-phase evaluation built around payout frequency. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed windows and no winning day requirement
- 90/10 split from your first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Full contract limits from day one, no scaling plan
- A daily loss limit applies in both phases, and three hits inside a rolling 30 day period closes the account
- End of day trailing drawdown during the evaluation, intraday trailing on the funded account
- 40% consistency rule during the evaluation, none once funded
See the Daily Payouts specifications for the full rules.
All six are a one-time fee. There is no monthly subscription on any GFF product.
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+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What plans do you offer?
+ What plans do you offer?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
1. EOD Challenge. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. Best for traders who want the most forgiving drawdown and room to manage intraday swings. 50K / 100K / 150K.
2. 1-Day-Pass-Plan. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. A daily loss limit applies in both phases, funded accounts use a soft pause, the split is 80/20 with an optional 90/10 add-on, and payouts open after 5 winning days. 25K / 50K / 100K.
3. Instant Classic. No evaluation. Start trading a funded account immediately. Higher fee, no challenge to pass. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
4. Flex Challenge. One-phase evaluation built for flexibility. 50K / 100K / 150K.
- No time limit to pass
- No daily loss limit in either phase
- The 1 minute holding rule applies, see the holding time article
- End of day trailing drawdown
- 80/20 split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on for 20% of the challenge price
5. Instant Lite. No evaluation and no profit target to pass. You trade towards a payout target instead. 25K / 50K / 100K.
- 90/10 split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- $0 activation fee, live from purchase
- Daily profit capped at 5% of your balance
- A consistency threshold that widens as you complete payouts, from 15% to 20% to 25%
- Resets are not available
6. Daily Payouts. One-phase evaluation built around payout frequency. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed windows and no winning day requirement
- 90/10 split from your first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Full contract limits from day one, no scaling plan
- A daily loss limit applies in both phases, and three hits inside a rolling 30 day period closes the account
- End of day trailing drawdown during the evaluation, intraday trailing on the funded account
- 40% consistency rule during the evaluation, none once funded
See the Daily Payouts specifications for the full rules.
All six are a one-time fee. There is no monthly subscription on any GFF product.
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ Back to top
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+ Help Center / Plans at a glance / What plans do you offer?
+ What plans do you offer?
+ Updated 8 September 2026
1. EOD Challenge. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. Best for traders who want the most forgiving drawdown and room to manage intraday swings. 50K / 100K / 150K.
2. 1-Day-Pass-Plan. One-phase evaluation with end of day trailing drawdown. A daily loss limit applies in both phases, funded accounts use a soft pause, the split is 80/20 with an optional 90/10 add-on, and payouts open after 5 winning days. 25K / 50K / 100K.
3. Instant Classic. No evaluation. Start trading a funded account immediately. Higher fee, no challenge to pass. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
4. Flex Challenge. One-phase evaluation built for flexibility. 50K / 100K / 150K.
- No time limit to pass
- No daily loss limit in either phase
- The 1 minute holding rule applies, see the holding time article
- End of day trailing drawdown
- 80/20 split by default, with an optional 90/10 add-on for 20% of the challenge price
5. Instant Lite. No evaluation and no profit target to pass. You trade towards a payout target instead. 25K / 50K / 100K.
- 90/10 split from the first payout, with no add-on to buy
- $0 activation fee, live from purchase
- Daily profit capped at 5% of your balance
- A consistency threshold that widens as you complete payouts, from 15% to 20% to 25%
- Resets are not available
6. Daily Payouts. One-phase evaluation built around payout frequency. 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K.
- Request a payout every 24 hours once funded, with no fixed windows and no winning day requirement
- 90/10 split from your first payout, with no add-on to buy
- Full contract limits from day one, no scaling plan
- A daily loss limit applies in both phases, and three hits inside a rolling 30 day period closes the account
- End of day trailing drawdown during the evaluation, intraday trailing on the funded account
- 40% consistency rule during the evaluation, none once funded
See the Daily Payouts specifications for the full rules.
All six are a one-time fee. There is no monthly subscription on any GFF product.
+ Where this fits
+ Plans at a glance › The plans
+ Related articles
+ - What is the difference between our plans?
+ - 1-Day-Pass-Plan: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Instant Classic: specifications, rules and payouts
+ - Is there a daily loss limit?
+ - What are the specifications of each Type and Account Size?
+ Back to top
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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.
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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
+ - 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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+ How do I create an account?
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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
+ - 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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Due to regulatory, licensing, and payment processing restrictions, Goat Funded Futures cannot offer services to residents of the following countries.
Fully Restricted Countries (All Platforms)
Afghanistan, Albania, Antarctica, Algeria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, East Timor, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Morocco, Malawi, Malaysia, Mali, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Philippines, Panama, Russia, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Korea, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkey, Togo, Uganda, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Frequently Asked Question
Can traders from restricted countries participate?
Eligibility to participate depends on applicable laws, regulations, and our compliance requirements.
Goat Funded Futures may restrict or discontinue services in certain countries or regions due to regulatory obligations or changes in business requirements.
If your country becomes unavailable after you purchase an evaluation, our team will contact you directly with the next steps, if applicable.
If you are unsure whether your country is eligible, please contact our Support team before purchasing an account.
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+ Help Center / Get started / Which countries are restricted?
+ Which countries are restricted?
+ Updated 7 August 2026
Due to regulatory, licensing, and payment processing restrictions, Goat Funded Futures cannot offer services to residents of the following countries.
Fully Restricted Countries (All Platforms)
Afghanistan, Albania, Antarctica, Algeria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, East Timor, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Morocco, Malawi, Malaysia, Mali, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Philippines, Panama, Russia, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Korea, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkey, Togo, Uganda, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Frequently Asked Question
Can traders from restricted countries participate?
Eligibility to participate depends on applicable laws, regulations, and our compliance requirements.
Goat Funded Futures may restrict or discontinue services in certain countries or regions due to regulatory obligations or changes in business requirements.
If your country becomes unavailable after you purchase an evaluation, our team will contact you directly with the next steps, if applicable.
If you are unsure whether your country is eligible, please contact our Support team before purchasing an account.
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+ Get started › Opening an account
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+ Help Center / Get started / Which countries are restricted?
+ Which countries are restricted?
+ Updated 7 August 2026
Due to regulatory, licensing, and payment processing restrictions, Goat Funded Futures cannot offer services to residents of the following countries.
Fully Restricted Countries (All Platforms)
Afghanistan, Albania, Antarctica, Algeria, Bosnia, Bulgaria, Bangladesh, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Central African Republic, Chad, Chile, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, Djibouti, East Timor, Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Israel, Japan, Jordan, Lao PDR, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Morocco, Malawi, Malaysia, Mali, Myanmar, North Korea, Pakistan, Palestinian Territory, Philippines, Panama, Russia, Romania, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Somalia, South Korea, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Slovenia, Tajikistan, Thailand, Turkey, Togo, Uganda, Venezuela, Vietnam, Yemen, Zimbabwe.
This list is reviewed periodically and may change without notice.
Frequently Asked Question
Can traders from restricted countries participate?
Eligibility to participate depends on applicable laws, regulations, and our compliance requirements.
Goat Funded Futures may restrict or discontinue services in certain countries or regions due to regulatory obligations or changes in business requirements.
If your country becomes unavailable after you purchase an evaluation, our team will contact you directly with the next steps, if applicable.
If you are unsure whether your country is eligible, please contact our Support team before purchasing an account.
Section: Can traders from restricted countries participate?
+ Where this fits
+ Get started › Opening an account
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · Is this real money? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle added navigation elements, breadcrumbs, metadata, and related links section; core content unchanged.Oct 7
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All trading at GOAT Funded Futures takes place in a simulated environment.
However, when you meet the payout requirements on your funded account, you receive real payouts based on your simulated trading performance.
You are never risking your own capital beyond the one-time challenge or plan fee.
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+ Help Center / Get started / Is this real money?
+ Is this real money?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
All trading at GOAT Funded Futures takes place in a simulated environment.
However, when you meet the payout requirements on your funded account, you receive real payouts based on your simulated trading performance.
You are never risking your own capital beyond the one-time challenge or plan fee.
+ Where this fits
+ Get started › About GFF
+ Related articles
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What strategies are prohibited?
+ - Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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+ Is this real money?
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All trading at GOAT Funded Futures takes place in a simulated environment.
However, when you meet the payout requirements on your funded account, you receive real payouts based on your simulated trading performance.
You are never risking your own capital beyond the one-time challenge or plan fee.
+ Where this fits
+ Get started › About GFF
+ Related articles
+ - What is GOAT Funded Futures?
+ - What strategies are prohibited?
+ - Why do you have a minimum holding time rule?
+ - What is the Path to Live?
+ - Multi-Account & Restrictions: Path to Live Restrictions & Multi-Account Rules
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GUnlistedGoat Funded Futures · What are the trading hours? | Goat Funded Futures FAQArticle structure added with breadcrumb navigation, related articles section, and "back to top" link; core trading hours content unchanged.Oct 7
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Trading hours follow the CME futures session schedule. The main session runs from Sunday 5:00 PM CT through Friday 4:00 PM CT, with a daily maintenance break from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM CT.
All positions must be closed before the end of each trading session. Specific product trading hours may vary — check the CME website for exact hours on your preferred instrument.
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Trading hours follow the CME futures session schedule. The main session runs from Sunday 5:00 PM CT through Friday 4:00 PM CT, with a daily maintenance break from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM CT.
All positions must be closed before the end of each trading session. Specific product trading hours may vary — check the CME website for exact hours on your preferred instrument.
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+ Get started › Markets and hours
+ Related articles
+ - What products / instruments can I trade?
+ - What is MDS (Market Data Subscription) and do I need to set it up?
+ - What Market Data is included in my Challenge?
+ - What is the best time to reach support?
+ - What are the Instant Lite plan specifications?
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+ What are the trading hours?
+ Updated 28 July 2026
Trading hours follow the CME futures session schedule. The main session runs from Sunday 5:00 PM CT through Friday 4:00 PM CT, with a daily maintenance break from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM CT.
All positions must be closed before the end of each trading session. Specific product trading hours may vary — check the CME website for exact hours on your preferred instrument.
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