Funded Account Rules

The Profit Split

The split is 90% to you and 10% to FPT, at every account size and every milestone. Net payout eligibility is 90% of positive net realized payout-cycle profit, counted only inside the current cycle and only after that cycle's losses are netted against its gains. Only closed, realized or otherwise finally settled simulated P&L can become payout-eligible; a favourable mark on a position you still hold is not.

Published payout caps are stated net to you, so receiving a full net $3,500 requires $3,500 ÷ 0.90 ≈ $3,888.89 of net realized cycle profit.

Funded Starting Max Open Size

That figure applies from activation. For every milestone above it, see Scaling.

Your total open exposure may not exceed it, and no one market may exceed 5% of its trailing 24-hour volume. See Max Open Size and Market Limits.

Payout Cycles

The funded stage runs in independent payout cycles. Your first cycle opens at funded activation. A new cycle opens only after the previous payout is approved: a pending request opens and closes nothing. Profit left in the account stays there as account equity but is not payout-eligible in the new cycle. There is no minimum-buffer requirement. See Payout Cycles and Fresh Profit.

Qualifying Days and Consistency

A payout cycle requires five qualifying payout days, each an FPT Trading Day whose net profit meets or exceeds the minimum for your account size, and a largest profitable day at 40% or less of the cycle's net profit.

Days need not be consecutive and one day counts once. A day below the minimum is not a breach and does not remove a day already earned. The count resets only after an approved payout, and days never carry between cycles. Exceeding 40% does not breach the account. For worked examples, see Consistency and Qualifying Days.

Payouts

Payout amounts, the four limits on an approved payout, the minimum payout, the $25,000 aggregate monthly maximum, review and processing are in Payout Rules.

Approved payouts raise the payout cap and max open size until the account reaches its maximum tier, over four steps. It is the approval that moves the ladder, so a request still in review has not moved it yet.

Your Risk Limits

A funded account is breached in two ways and no others: its marked equity reaches or falls below the active drawdown floor, or it breaks the conduct rules. An order over a position limit is blocked before it is accepted — that is the control working, not a breach, and nothing is recorded against you.

The funded stage keeps the same trailing-drawdown framework you traded in the evaluation: an end-of-day floor that moves up with your highest close, never down, and locks permanently at $25,100, $50,100 or $100,100. It is enforced continuously, so it is what your account is measured against at any moment — reaching it ends the account. For how the floor moves and what it means for sizing, see Maximum Loss and Trailing Drawdown.

A payout is approved on the basis that deducting it leaves your marked equity above the active floor. Taking one never pushes the floor down, and requesting one does not lock it.

If a funded account is breached, profit that had accrued in it is not payable, and the way back is a new FPT Scale evaluation within your account limits — reset fees apply to evaluation accounts only. See Breaches and Rule Reviews.

Conduct

The good-faith trading rules are the same ones that governed your evaluation — trade your own account, with your own decisions, inside your limits. See Prohibited Trading Conduct and Account Limits.

What "Funded" Means Here

A day means an FPT Trading Day: a calendar day in the America/New_York timezone, 12:00:00 AM to 11:59:59 PM Eastern Time, adjusted for daylight saving.

A funded FPT Scale account is a simulated performance account FPT activates after you pass the evaluation. "Funded" and "account size" name the risk and payout parameters attached to the account rather than a cash balance — see Are FPT Accounts Simulated? for the full statement.