Every FPT account carries one status at a time. The status controls what you can do with the account — whether you can trade it, whether it can be reset, whether it can request a payout, and whether it counts toward your account limits.
Here is the whole set in one table, then each one in detail.
| Status | Can you trade it? | Counts toward your 5-account limit? |
|---|---|---|
| Reserved | Not yet — before launch | Yes |
| Active Evaluation | Yes | Yes |
| Passed / Pending Funded Review | No — under review | Yes |
| Funded | Yes | Yes |
| Breached | No | No |
| Suspended | No — trading is paused | Yes |
| Closed | No | No |
Reserved
You have paid for the account and it is yours, but FPT has not launched yet, so it is not tradeable.
A Reserved account gives you immediate access to the basic prelaunch dashboard. Trading and any unfinished dashboard features read Coming soon until launch. Your Founder price is locked from the moment of purchase.
Reserved becomes Active Evaluation on the announced launch date. FPT intends to launch on the earlier of reaching 100 paid Founder purchases, or 30 calendar days after the first paid Founder purchase, with a single permitted extension of up to 30 additional calendar days. See When Your Evaluation Becomes Tradeable and Prelaunch Dashboard Access.
Active Evaluation
The account is live and you are trading the one-step evaluation. Your profit target, maximum loss, trailing drawdown floor, profitable-day count and consistency figure all update on this account in the dashboard.
An account in this status can be reset for a reset fee if it is breached, and it is the only status in which progress toward the profit target is recorded. See The One-Step Evaluation.
Passed / Pending Funded Review
You have met the profit target, posted five profitable days, satisfied the 40% consistency rule and never breached the maximum loss. Trading on the account stops while FPT reviews the run.
Review has two parts. FPT checks the evaluation against the rules, and you complete identity verification. Verification is required before a funded account is activated and before any payout is paid — see Verification Before Funded Activation or Payout.
Passing the evaluation is what qualifies you for review. It is not itself an approval, and FPT does not publish a fixed review duration. What happens on the other side is described in What Happens After You Pass.
Funded
The account has been activated for the funded stage. It is still a simulated account — the change is that performance on it can now produce a real, company-funded performance payout.
In this status:
- The profit split is 90% to you, 10% to FPT.
- A payout cycle requires five qualifying days, each clearing the minimum for your size ($100, $150 or $200).
- The 40% consistency rule applies to the payout cycle's total profit.
- Your max open size starts lower than it was in evaluation and scales up on each approved payout, as does your payout cap.
- Approved payouts are processed within 48 hours of approval.
See Funded Account Rules and What Funded Account Means at FPT.
Breached
The account has hit its maximum loss, or has been ended for a rules violation. Trading stops and the account can no longer progress toward a target, a payout or a scaling milestone.
A breached account releases one of your five account slots and its allocation no longer counts toward your $500,000 combined allocation.
A breached evaluation account can be reset for a reset fee. Funded resets are not available at launch — see Funded Resets at Launch. The full sequence is in What Happens When an Account Is Breached.
Suspended
Trading on the account is paused while FPT completes a review. Suspension is not a breach and is not a finding against you — it is the state an account sits in while a question is being answered.
An account may be suspended pending an account review, a payout review, identity verification, a billing problem, or a suspected breach of the conduct rules. A suspended account still counts toward your five-account limit and your combined allocation, because it has not ended.
A suspension resolves in one of three ways. The account returns to its previous status, or it moves to Breached if a violation is found, or it moves to Closed. See Account Reviews and Rule Violations and the Review Process.
Closed
The account has ended and will not reopen. An account is closed when you cancel a monthly subscription and the paid period ends, when you ask FPT to close it, or when FPT terminates it under the Program Agreement.
Closed is final. A closed account does not count toward your account limits, and any Founder monthly price lock attached to that subscription ends with it — a later repurchase is at then-current pricing.
See Subscription Cancellation and the FPT Scale Program Agreement.
How Statuses Move
- Reserved to Active Evaluation on the announced launch date.
- Active Evaluation to Passed / Pending Funded Review when you meet every objective.
- Passed / Pending Funded Review to Funded when review and verification are complete.
- Active Evaluation or Funded to Breached on a maximum-loss breach or a rules violation.
- Any active status to Suspended while a review runs, and back again if nothing is found.
- Any status to Closed on cancellation or termination.
Still Need Help?
If your dashboard shows a status you did not expect, email support@fundedpredictiontrader.com with your account size and the status shown.