What Each Status Means
| Status | Trade it? | Uses a slot? | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reserved | Not yet | Yes | Purchased; the evaluation is still being activated |
| Active Evaluation | Yes | Yes | Trading the one-step evaluation |
| Passed / Pending Funded Review | No | Yes | Passed, awaiting review and verification |
| Funded | Yes | Yes | Activated for the funded stage |
| Suspended | No | Yes | Paused while FPT completes a review |
| Breached | No | No | Ended by the drawdown floor or a violation |
| Closed | No | No | Ended and will not reopen |
Reserved is the short step between a completed purchase and a working evaluation: the purchase is recorded, the account exists and the slot is taken, and it becomes Active Evaluation as soon as activation finishes. It is not a prelaunch state and it is not a reservation — nothing is charged before public checkout opens, so no account can be Reserved before then. See Founder Purchase and Launch Terms.
Active Evaluation is the only status in which progress toward the target is recorded.
Passed / Pending Funded Review — the steps it covers, and how long they take, are in What Happens After You Pass.
Funded is still simulated, and your performance can now produce a real, company-funded payout at a 90/10 split.
Suspended most often resolves back to the status it came from; where the review does find a violation, the account moves to Breached or Closed instead. See Breaches and Rule Reviews.
Breached means marked equity reached or fell below the active drawdown floor, or the account ended under the conduct rules. See Maximum Loss and Trailing Drawdown.
Closed is final: you cancelled a monthly subscription and the paid period ended, you asked FPT to close it, or FPT terminated it under the Program Agreement. Any Founder price lock ends with it — see Monthly Billing and the Founder Price Lock.
All five of your slots may be Funded at once. See Account Limits.
A breached evaluation can be reset for a fee and started again; funded resets are not available at launch, where the route back is a new evaluation. See Pricing, Resets and Fees.