Funded resets are not available at launch. If a funded account is breached, it cannot be restored to the funded stage by paying a reset fee. There is no funded reset product, and there is no funded reset price.
This is stated plainly because the reset fees published elsewhere on this site are evaluation reset fees, and it would be easy to assume they buy the same thing at the funded stage. They do not.
What Can and Cannot Be Reset
| Account stage | Reset available at launch? | What a reset costs |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation — breached | Yes | $69 / $99 / $159 one-time, or $39 / $59 / $99 on a monthly plan |
| Funded — breached | No | Not available |
The evaluation reset fees above are, in order, the $25k, $50k and $100k accounts. Full detail is in Pricing and Reset Fees and Reset Fees.
What Happens Instead
If a funded account is breached, that account ends. Your route back to the funded stage is the same route you took the first time.
- The breached funded account moves to Breached and releases one of your five account slots.
- You purchase a new FPT Scale evaluation, at whatever size you want.
- You pass the one-step evaluation on that new account.
- The new account is activated as a funded account after review and verification.
Nothing about the process is shortened because you were funded before. See What Happens When an Account Is Breached and Breaches During the Funded Stage.
Scaling Does Not Carry Over
This is the part worth planning around. Scaling is attached to the account, not to you.
A new funded account starts at its size's funded starting max open size — $500 on the $25k, $1,000 on the $50k, $1,500 on the $100k — with no payout cap yet, and it scales again from the first approved payout. Reaching the terminal tier a second time takes the same number of approved payouts it took the first time.
| Milestone | $25k payout cap | $50k payout cap | $100k payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|
| Funded start | — | — | — |
| 1st approved payout | $500 | $1,000 | $1,500 |
| 2nd approved payout | $750 | $1,500 | $2,000 |
| 3rd approved payout | $1,000 | $2,000 | $2,500 |
| 4th and later | $1,500 | $2,500 | $3,500 |
The full tables, including the matching max-open-size progression, are in Scaling Tables by Account Size and Payout Cap Scaling.
Why This Changes How You Trade a Funded Account
A funded account is not a cheap thing to replace. Replacing one costs a new evaluation purchase, the time to pass it again, and the whole scaling ladder you had already climbed.
Two rules are worth re-reading with that in mind.
- There is no daily loss limit. Nothing stops you out on a bad day, which means nothing stops you from turning a bad day into a breach either. The only hard line is the trailing floor.
- The floor stops trailing at your starting balance plus $100 — $25,100, $50,100 or $100,100. Profit beyond that point does not lift the floor further, so a large drawdown late in a run has the same floor to fall to as an early one. See EOD Trailing Drawdown.
Position limits are the other lever. Your funded max open size starts deliberately below your evaluation max open size and earns its way back up. See Funded Starting Max Open Size.
Will Funded Resets Be Added Later?
FPT has not committed to introducing them. The settled position today is the one at the top of this article — not available at launch.
If that changes, it will be published here and in Reset Fees, with a version and an effective date, and this article will be updated. Do not plan a funded account around a reset that does not exist, and treat any claim of a funded reset that is not published on this site as wrong.
Still Need Help?
If a funded account has been breached and you are deciding what to buy next, Compare $25k, $50k and $100k FPT Scale sets the three sizes side by side. For anything else, email support@fundedpredictiontrader.com.