Pricing
Choose your evaluation
One-time fee, no subscriptions. Pass once and trade a funded account. Your fee is refunded on your first payout, and you can reset and try again anytime if you breach.
50,000 Evaluation
- Minimum trading days
- 2
- Profit target
- $3,000
- Profit split
- 80%
- Maximum drawdown
- $1,000
- Daily loss guard
- None
- Consistency rule
- 40%
- Resets
- $99
100,000 Evaluation
- Minimum trading days
- 2
- Profit target
- $6,000
- Profit split
- 80%
- Maximum drawdown
- $1,000
- Daily loss guard
- None
- Consistency rule
- 40%
- Resets
- $129
50,000 Evaluation
- Minimum trading days
- 4
- Profit target
- $5,000
- Profit split
- 80%
- Maximum drawdown
- $2,200
- Daily loss guard
- $2,500
- Consistency rule
- 30%
- Resets
- $69
Every account is fully simulated. Your only cost is the one-time evaluation fee, you never risk your own trading capital.
Simulated account, real payouts
How you get paid, and why it's simulated
The question every serious trader asks. Here's the honest answer, up front.
Real prices, real skill
You trade on live market prices under real market conditions. The account is simulated; the skill being measured, and rewarded, is not.
Simulated by design, not deception
No firm could hand live six-figure capital to everyone who passes a short evaluation and survive. Simulation is how funded trading is risk-managed, it's the model, industry-wide.
Our interests are aligned
We make money when funded traders make money. The risk engine is automated and identical for everyone, there's no incentive, and no lever, to make you fail.
In plain terms: every account, evaluation and funded, is a simulated account with simulated funds, traded against real, live market data. When you pass and trade profitably, we pay you real moneyas your share of those simulated profits, above a small payout cushion and after a one-time identity check. Your evaluation fee is refunded on your first withdrawal. That's the whole deal, no “manage real capital” language that quietly turns into “simulated” only when you try to cash out.