Funded Firm | Best Forex Trading Platform

At FundedFirm, we recognize that professional traders require not just access to markets, but the right set of conditions to execute their strategies with precision.

That’s why our trading infrastructure is built to support a wide range of instruments and provide meaningful leverage, all without unnecessary restrictions.

We offer a carefully curated suite of global markets, enabling you to diversify, or specialize based on your strategy and risk appetite.

Our accounts support trading in:

• Foreign Exchange (Forex)
• Precious Metals
• Indices
• Energy Commodities
• Digital currency

We understand that leverage, when used responsibly, is a key tool in a trader’s arsenal, whether for managing capital efficiency or maximizing opportunity in high-conviction setups.

That’s why we provide:

It is designed to give you room to operate effectively, even during volatile market phases.

At FundedFirm, we understand that trades don’t always end neatly within a single session. Some setups need time to play out.

That’s why we place no restrictions on overnight or weekend holding.

You are free to carry positions across sessions or even over the weekend if that’s what your strategy demands. Whether you’re holding a swing position through macro events or simply riding out a multi-day trend, you’ll never be stopped out because of arbitrary firm rules.

News events are part of the market, not an exception to it.

We allow news trading in all its forms whether you’re reacting to central bank decisions, major economic releases, or geopolitical developments. If your edge lies in fundamental analysis or short-term volatility, trade it.

You’re trusted to be responsible, and given full access to capitalize on opportunity even when the markets are moving fast.

Relax, we don’t believe in artificial pressure.

That’s why we give you ample time to pass the challenge whether it takes a few days or a few weeks. Trade at your own pace, there’s no maximum time limit to the number of days you can take to pass the challenge.

Focus on consistency, stay disciplined, and let your strategy do the work.

At FundedFirm, we follow two types of evaluation model : Step 1 and Step 2 designed to assess a trader’s discipline, consistency, and risk management. Each step comes with clearly defined rules and targets that must be followed throughout the challenge.

Traders who successfully meet all the requirements while adhering to the rules will be promoted to a live funded account, where they can begin earning real payouts based on the profit-sharing structure of their chosen plan.

This framework helps us identify traders who not only have strong strategies but also the mindset to manage capital responsibly.

Traders are required to trade for a minimum of 3 separate days during each step of the evaluation. This rule is in place to ensure consistent performance over time, rather than a single high-risk trade achieving the target in one attempt.

To maintain a fair and active evaluation environment, all accounts are expected to demonstrate consistent trading activity.

If there is no trading activity for 30 consecutive days, the account will be considered inactive and may be permanently disabled. This policy ensures that resources are reserved for committed traders and that evaluations reflect current trading behavior. If you anticipate any long breaks, please inform the team in advance to avoid unintended breaches.

To successfully pass each step, traders must achieve a profit target of 10% on their challenge account. Meeting the profit target while staying within all rule parameters is essential to qualify for progression to a live funded account.

The daily drawdown is calculated as 3% of the higher value between your starting balance or starting equity at the beginning of the trading day. This limit is fixed for the day and does not increase based on intraday profits.

If your equity falls below this threshold at any point, due to either floating or closed losses, it will result in a breach. For example, if your starting balance and equity on Day 1 are both $500, your drawdown limit is 3% of $500, which is $15. Your equity must stay above $485 throughout the day.

On Day 2, if your balance is $510 and you're carrying a floating profit of $10, your starting equity becomes $520. The drawdown limit is now 3% of $520, which is $15.60. That means your equity must remain above $504.40 for the rest of the trading day. Intraday gains won’t increase the buffer. Both floating and closed losses count, so keep an eye on live equity to stay within limits.

Your overall drawdown is fixed at 6% of your initial account balance.

This means your equity or balance must stay above 94% of your starting amount at any time.

Both floating and closed losses are counted toward this limit.

Example: If your starting balance is $500, your maximum loss allowed is $30. So your equity or balance must always stay above $470. This rule is fixed and does not change even if you make profits.

If your equity falls below the daily or overall drawdown limit at any point whether due to floating or closed losses, your account will be immediately breached and access permanently revoked. Staying within the drawdown limits is essential to continue your evaluation or maintain funded status. Always monitor live equity carefully.

• Trades opened within 3 minutes on the same symbol and in the same direction will be counted as a single trade.
• The system resets your starting balance and equity at 10pm UTC.

At FundedFirm, our goal is to support disciplined, thoughtful traders not just in passing a challenge, but in building a foundation for long-term success.

We understand that trading can be emotional, fast-paced, and sometimes chaotic. But certain habits, even minor in the moment, can quickly spiral, harming not just individual accounts, but also the broader structure of a proprietary trading environment.

This guide outlines some of the most common behaviors that jeopardize your evaluation and how you can avoid them.

Trading should be about strategy, not chance. One of the fastest ways to lose control of your account is to place large, high-risk positions that can wipe out your daily drawdown in a single move. To protect your capital (and ours), no single trade should exceed 40% of your daily loss limit.

For Example:

• On a $10,000 account, your daily drawdown is 3% ($300)
• That means no single trade should lose more than $120

• Multiple positions placed in the same pair and same direction within 3 minutes will be considered a single trade for drawdown calculations. So the combined loss from these entries including floating losses must stay within the 40% threshold.
• This drawdown limit is fixed and does not adjust based on realized or unrealized PnL

Some traders attempt to reduce risk by placing opposite trades on the same pair, one long, one short, at different price levels. While this may appear to offer protection, it eliminates strategic clarity and creates artificial neutrality that doesn't reflect real trade intent or confidence in setup

For example: opening a buy on XAUUSD at 3220 and a sell at 3240 is not allowed. You cannot hold both a buy and a sell position on the same instrument at the same time.

Instead of hedging against yourself, maintain directional focus and rely on structured analysis to guide your entries.

For every trading pair, the minimum lot size placed in your order history for that pair will be considered as the base lot.

Any position opened on the same pair must not exceed 5x of this base lot size.

This check will be applied individually for each instrument (pair).

Let’s say you’re trading XAU/USD.

The minimum lot size in your trading history becomes the base lot, which in this case is 1 lot.

You are only allowed to trade between 1 lot and 5 lots.

• This means trades of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 lots are valid.
• If you open anything lower than 1 lot, like 0.9 lot, the base lot will reset to 0.9 lot, and trades up to 4.5 lots will then be valid.

• Trades opened within 3 minutes on the same symbol and in the same direction will be counted as a single trade.
• The 3-minute window begins from the time the first trade is opened. Any additional trades opened within this period will be treated as part of the same trade, regardless of whether the earlier trades were closed.

• If trades are opened at 11:00, 11:01, and 11:02 on the same symbol and in the same direction, they will be counted as one trade, even if one or more of them were closed during that time.
• This assessment is made per instrument, as lot sizes vary across asset classes such as forex and Digital currency.

FundedFirm is designed to reward consistency, not outsized gains from a single position. Accounts where a significant portion of total profit (80% or more) is derived from one trade may be reviewed. Following review, the Risk Management Team may initiate a full account reset at their discretion. Traders who generate returns through a structured, multi-trade approach remain unaffected.

To maintain fair trading conditions, platform integrity, and sustainable risk management, FundedFirm strictly prohibits any trading behavior that is considered abusive, manipulative, unrealistic, or inconsistent with genuine independent trading activity.

Any trading activity identified as system abuse, platform exploitation, coordinated trading behavior, or violation of the rules below may result in account suspension, account termination, profit cancellation, refund denial, or a permanent ban from FundedFirm.

Definition: Opening an excessive number of trades simultaneously or within extremely short intervals in a manner that does not reflect normal independent trading behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Opening multiple identical or near-identical trades at the same moment.
• Excessive stacking of positions on the same instrument.
• Repeated rapid order execution patterns that indicate automated duplication or coordinated activity.
• Splitting a larger position into many smaller positions to artificially distribute risk or manipulate account metrics.

Situation Example: A trader opens numerous trades on the same instrument within seconds, all in the same direction and with nearly identical parameters, creating concentrated exposure inconsistent with independent discretionary trading.

Definition: Consistently taking positions in only one direction without adapting to changing market conditions, risk management principles, or trading logic.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Continuously entering only long or only short positions regardless of market structure.
• Aggressively averaging into losing positions in one direction.
• Repeated directional exposure that resembles gambling behavior rather than a sustainable strategy.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly enters long positions on the same currency pair despite changing market conditions, demonstrating non-adaptive and excessively biased trading behavior.

Definition: Executing ultra-short-term trades designed to exploit price feed delays, tick fluctuations, latency inefficiencies, execution gaps, or system-related pricing behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Entering and exiting trades within seconds solely to capture minimal tick movements.
• High-frequency rapid-fire execution patterns without meaningful market analysis.
• Trading behavior intended to exploit platform latency or execution inefficiencies.
• Abnormally short trade durations repeated at excessive frequency.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly opens and closes positions within seconds based only on minor tick movements instead of legitimate market opportunities.

Definition: Opening multiple positions simultaneously or within a short period on the same instrument or correlated instruments in a manner that creates artificial exposure concentration or unrealistic trading behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Multiple duplicated entries on the same asset.
• Excessive stacking of trades in the same direction.
• Simultaneous entries across highly correlated instruments.
• Artificial distribution of risk across numerous smaller trades.
• Coordinated entry timing that creates concentrated exposure.

Situation Example: A trader opens numerous positions on the same or highly correlated assets within a short period, creating concentrated exposure inconsistent with independent and sustainable trading practices.

Definition: Using copied, mirrored, shared, synchronized, or coordinated trading activity across multiple accounts, users, devices, systems, or groups.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Copy trading between multiple FundedFirm accounts.
• Mirroring trades across accounts owned by the same user or different users.
• Using signal groups, software, bots, or third-party services to synchronize execution.
• Executing identical trading patterns across multiple accounts.
• Coordinated activity intended to bypass risk limitations.

Situation Example: Two or more accounts consistently execute nearly identical trades with matching timing, direction, lot sizing, or execution patterns.

Definition: Using multiple accounts to place opposing positions or coordinated exposure designed to reduce natural trading risk or manipulate evaluation outcomes.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Opposing-direction trades across multiple accounts.
• Coordinated hedging between users.
• Risk-neutral strategies designed to bypass challenge objectives.
• Group-based exposure management intended to guarantee outcomes.

Situation Example: One account opens a buy position while another related account simultaneously opens a sell position on the same instrument with coordinated sizing.

Definition: Trading behavior that demonstrates reckless risk exposure, unsustainable position sizing, or unrealistic account management inconsistent with professional trading practices.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Excessive all-in exposure.
• Repeated high-risk stacking.
• Martingale or aggressive loss-recovery behavior.
• Abnormal risk concentration intended to rapidly pass evaluations.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly increases position sizes aggressively after losses while concentrating excessive exposure into a single market direction.

If FundedFirm determines, at its sole discretion, that an account has engaged in prohibited trading practices, abusive activity, platform exploitation, coordinated trading behavior, or any attempt to circumvent company rules or risk controls, FundedFirm reserves the right to:

• Suspend or terminate the account immediately.
• Restrict or permanently block access to services.
• Reject or cancel profits, payouts, or refunds.
• Close associated or related accounts.
• Permanently ban the user from FundedFirm.

FundedFirm reserves the right to investigate any suspicious trading activity and make final decisions based on internal risk management systems, trading behavior analysis, execution patterns, account relationships, and platform integrity reviews.

These rules exist to maintain fair trading conditions and protect platform integrity.

Any attempt to manipulate evaluation systems, execution infrastructure, or risk parameters may be treated as system abuse.

FundedFirm reserves the right to classify behavior not explicitly listed above as prohibited if it reasonably indicates unfair, abusive, exploitative, or non-genuine trading activity.

Traders are expected to demonstrate independent, sustainable, and risk-managed trading behavior at all times.

To ensure a fair and transparent evaluation process, FundedFirm continuously monitors all accounts for trading activity that falls outside the parameters outlined above.

To be eligible for any payout, a trader must generate at least 1% net profit on their live account size. This minimum threshold ensures that payouts are based on meaningful trading performance and sustained profitability.

Payouts will be disbursed on a monthly, biweekly, or weekly basis, depending on the plan selected at the time of enrollment.

Traders who opt for the monthly payout plan can receive up to 100% of their shareable profits.

For those choosing biweekly or weekly payouts, the profit share will be 80% and 60%, respectively.

*Payouts for weekly and biweekly cycles will be released every Wednesday, starting from the second week after the account is opened.

All traders who pass the Evaluation will receive a refund of their fees along with their 4th reward.

During high volatility or major news events, slippage may occur and orders (including stop-loss) can be executed at different prices based on real-time market liquidity and liquidity providers. If this results in a drawdown or rule breach, it will be considered a valid account violation.

At FundedFirm, we recognize that professional traders require not just access to markets, but the right set of conditions to execute their strategies with precision.

That’s why our trading infrastructure is built to support a wide range of instruments and provide meaningful leverage, all without unnecessary restrictions.

We offer a carefully curated suite of global markets, enabling you to diversify, or specialize based on your strategy and risk appetite.

Our accounts support trading in:

• Foreign Exchange (Forex)
• Precious Metals
• Indices
• Energy Commodities
• Digital currency

We understand that leverage, when used responsibly, is a key tool in a trader’s arsenal, whether for managing capital efficiency or maximizing opportunity in high-conviction setups.

That’s why we provide:

It is designed to give you room to operate effectively, even during volatile market phases.

At FundedFirm, we understand that trades don’t always end neatly within a single session. Some setups need time to play out.

That’s why we place no restrictions on overnight or weekend holding.

You are free to carry positions across sessions or even over the weekend if that’s what your strategy demands. Whether you’re holding a swing position through macro events or simply riding out a multi-day trend, you’ll never be stopped out because of arbitrary firm rules.

News events are part of the market, not an exception to it.

We allow news trading in all its forms whether you’re reacting to central bank decisions, major economic releases, or geopolitical developments. If your edge lies in fundamental analysis or short-term volatility, trade it.

You’re trusted to be responsible, and given full access to capitalize on opportunity even when the markets are moving fast.

Relax, we don’t believe in artificial pressure.

That’s why we give you ample time to pass the challenge whether it takes a few days or a few weeks. Trade at your own pace, there’s no maximum time limit to the number of days you can take to pass the challenge.

Focus on consistency, stay disciplined, and let your strategy do the work.

At FundedFirm, we follow two types of evaluation model : Step 1 and Step 2 designed to assess a trader’s discipline, consistency, and risk management. Each step comes with clearly defined rules and targets that must be followed throughout the challenge.

Traders who successfully meet all the requirements while adhering to the rules will be promoted to a live funded account, where they can begin earning real payouts based on the profit-sharing structure of their chosen plan.

This framework helps us identify traders who not only have strong strategies but also the mindset to manage capital responsibly.

Traders are required to trade for a minimum of 3 separate days during each step of the evaluation. This rule is in place to ensure consistent performance over time, rather than a single high-risk trade achieving the target in one attempt.

To maintain a fair and active evaluation environment, all accounts are expected to demonstrate consistent trading activity.

If there is no trading activity for 30 consecutive days, the account will be considered inactive and may be permanently disabled. This policy ensures that resources are reserved for committed traders and that evaluations reflect current trading behavior. If you anticipate any long breaks, please inform the team in advance to avoid unintended breaches.

To successfully pass each step, traders must achieve a profit target of 8% and 5% in the phase 1 and phase 2 of their challenge account, respectively. Meeting the profit target while staying within all rule parameters is essential to qualify for progression to a live funded account.

The daily drawdown is calculated as 5% of the higher value between your starting balance or starting equity at the beginning of the trading day. This limit is fixed for the day and does not increase based on intraday profits.

If your equity falls below this threshold at any point, due to either floating or closed losses, it will result in a breach.

For example, if your starting balance and equity on Day 1 are both $500, your drawdown limit is $25, so your equity must stay above $475. On Day 2, if your balance is $510 and you’re carrying a floating profit of $10, your starting equity becomes $520. The limit is now $26, meaning your equity must remain above $494 throughout the day.

Intraday gains won’t increase the buffer. Both floating and closed losses count, so keep an eye on live equity to stay within limits.

Your overall drawdown is fixed at 10% of your initial account balance.

This means your equity or balance must never fall to or below 90% of your starting amount at any time.

Both floating and closed losses are counted toward this limit.

Example: If your starting balance is $500, your maximum loss allowed is $50. So your equity or balance must always stay above $450. This rule is fixed and does not change even if you make profits.

If your equity falls below the daily or overall drawdown limit at any point whether due to floating or closed losses, your account will be immediately breached and access permanently revoked. Staying within the drawdown limits is essential to continue your evaluation or maintain funded status. Always monitor live equity carefully.

• Trades opened within 3 minutes on the same symbol and in the same direction will be counted as a single trade.
• The system resets your starting balance and equity at 10pm UTC.

At FundedFirm, our goal is to support disciplined, thoughtful traders not just in passing a challenge, but in building a foundation for long-term success.

We understand that trading can be emotional, fast-paced, and sometimes chaotic. But certain habits, even minor in the moment, can quickly spiral, harming not just individual accounts, but also the broader structure of a proprietary trading environment.

This guide outlines some of the most common behaviors that jeopardize your evaluation and how you can avoid them.

Trading should be about strategy, not chance. One of the fastest ways to lose control of your account is to place large, high-risk positions that can wipe out your daily drawdown in a single move. To protect your capital (and ours), no single trade should exceed 40% of your daily loss limit.

For Example:

• On a $10,000 account, your daily drawdown is 5% ($500)
• That means no single trade should lose more than $200

• Multiple positions placed in the same pair and same direction within 3 minutes will be considered a single trade for drawdown calculations. So the combined loss from these entries including floating losses must stay within the 40% threshold.
• This drawdown limit is fixed and does not adjust based on realized or unrealized PnL

Some traders attempt to reduce risk by placing opposite trades on the same pair, one long, one short, at different price levels. While this may appear to offer protection, it eliminates strategic clarity and creates artificial neutrality that doesn't reflect real trade intent or confidence in setup

For example: opening a buy on XAUUSD at 3220 and a sell at 3240 is not allowed. You cannot hold both a buy and a sell position on the same instrument at the same time.

Instead of hedging against yourself, maintain directional focus and rely on structured analysis to guide your entries.

For every trading pair, the minimum lot size placed in your order history for that pair will be considered as the base lot.

Any position opened on the same pair must not exceed 5x of this base lot size.

This check will be applied individually for each instrument (pair).

Let’s say you’re trading XAU/USD.

The minimum lot size in your trading history becomes the base lot, which in this case is 1 lot.

You are only allowed to trade between 1 lot and 5 lots.

• This means trades of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 lots are valid.
• If you open anything lower than 1 lot, like 0.9 lot, the base lot will reset to 0.9 lot, and trades up to 4.5 lots will then be valid.

• Trades opened within 3 minutes on the same symbol and in the same direction will be counted as a single trade.
• The 3-minute window begins from the time the first trade is opened. Any additional trades opened within this period will be treated as part of the same trade, regardless of whether the earlier trades were closed.

• If trades are opened at 11:00, 11:01, and 11:02 on the same symbol and in the same direction, they will be counted as one trade, even if one or more of them were closed during that time.
• This assessment is made per instrument, as lot sizes vary across asset classes such as forex and Digital currency.

FundedFirm is designed to reward consistency, not outsized gains from a single position. Accounts where a significant portion of total profit (80% or more) is derived from one trade may be reviewed. Following review, the Risk Management Team may initiate a full account reset at their discretion. Traders who generate returns through a structured, multi-trade approach remain unaffected.

To maintain fair trading conditions, platform integrity, and sustainable risk management, FundedFirm strictly prohibits any trading behavior that is considered abusive, manipulative, unrealistic, or inconsistent with genuine independent trading activity.

Any trading activity identified as system abuse, platform exploitation, coordinated trading behavior, or violation of the rules below may result in account suspension, account termination, profit cancellation, refund denial, or a permanent ban from FundedFirm.

Definition: Opening an excessive number of trades simultaneously or within extremely short intervals in a manner that does not reflect normal independent trading behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Opening multiple identical or near-identical trades at the same moment.
• Excessive stacking of positions on the same instrument.
• Repeated rapid order execution patterns that indicate automated duplication or coordinated activity.
• Splitting a larger position into many smaller positions to artificially distribute risk or manipulate account metrics.

Situation Example: A trader opens numerous trades on the same instrument within seconds, all in the same direction and with nearly identical parameters, creating concentrated exposure inconsistent with independent discretionary trading.

Definition: Consistently taking positions in only one direction without adapting to changing market conditions, risk management principles, or trading logic.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Continuously entering only long or only short positions regardless of market structure.
• Aggressively averaging into losing positions in one direction.
• Repeated directional exposure that resembles gambling behavior rather than a sustainable strategy.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly enters long positions on the same currency pair despite changing market conditions, demonstrating non-adaptive and excessively biased trading behavior.

Definition: Executing ultra-short-term trades designed to exploit price feed delays, tick fluctuations, latency inefficiencies, execution gaps, or system-related pricing behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Entering and exiting trades within seconds solely to capture minimal tick movements.
• High-frequency rapid-fire execution patterns without meaningful market analysis.
• Trading behavior intended to exploit platform latency or execution inefficiencies.
• Abnormally short trade durations repeated at excessive frequency.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly opens and closes positions within seconds based only on minor tick movements instead of legitimate market opportunities.

Definition: Opening multiple positions simultaneously or within a short period on the same instrument or correlated instruments in a manner that creates artificial exposure concentration or unrealistic trading behavior.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Multiple duplicated entries on the same asset.
• Excessive stacking of trades in the same direction.
• Simultaneous entries across highly correlated instruments.
• Artificial distribution of risk across numerous smaller trades.
• Coordinated entry timing that creates concentrated exposure.

Situation Example: A trader opens numerous positions on the same or highly correlated assets within a short period, creating concentrated exposure inconsistent with independent and sustainable trading practices.

Definition: Using copied, mirrored, shared, synchronized, or coordinated trading activity across multiple accounts, users, devices, systems, or groups.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Copy trading between multiple FundedFirm accounts.
• Mirroring trades across accounts owned by the same user or different users.
• Using signal groups, software, bots, or third-party services to synchronize execution.
• Executing identical trading patterns across multiple accounts.
• Coordinated activity intended to bypass risk limitations.

Situation Example: Two or more accounts consistently execute nearly identical trades with matching timing, direction, lot sizing, or execution patterns.

Definition: Using multiple accounts to place opposing positions or coordinated exposure designed to reduce natural trading risk or manipulate evaluation outcomes.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Opposing-direction trades across multiple accounts.
• Coordinated hedging between users.
• Risk-neutral strategies designed to bypass challenge objectives.
• Group-based exposure management intended to guarantee outcomes.

Situation Example: One account opens a buy position while another related account simultaneously opens a sell position on the same instrument with coordinated sizing.

Definition: Trading behavior that demonstrates reckless risk exposure, unsustainable position sizing, or unrealistic account management inconsistent with professional trading practices.

Prohibited Behavior Includes:

• Excessive all-in exposure.
• Repeated high-risk stacking.
• Martingale or aggressive loss-recovery behavior.
• Abnormal risk concentration intended to rapidly pass evaluations.

Situation Example: A trader repeatedly increases position sizes aggressively after losses while concentrating excessive exposure into a single market direction.

If FundedFirm determines, at its sole discretion, that an account has engaged in prohibited trading practices, abusive activity, platform exploitation, coordinated trading behavior, or any attempt to circumvent company rules or risk controls, FundedFirm reserves the right to:

• Suspend or terminate the account immediately.
• Restrict or permanently block access to services.
• Reject or cancel profits, payouts, or refunds.
• Close associated or related accounts.
• Permanently ban the user from FundedFirm.

FundedFirm reserves the right to investigate any suspicious trading activity and make final decisions based on internal risk management systems, trading behavior analysis, execution patterns, account relationships, and platform integrity reviews.

These rules exist to maintain fair trading conditions and protect platform integrity.

Any attempt to manipulate evaluation systems, execution infrastructure, or risk parameters may be treated as system abuse.

FundedFirm reserves the right to classify behavior not explicitly listed above as prohibited if it reasonably indicates unfair, abusive, exploitative, or non-genuine trading activity.

Traders are expected to demonstrate independent, sustainable, and risk-managed trading behavior at all times.

To ensure a fair and transparent evaluation process, FundedFirm continuously monitors all accounts for trading activity that falls outside the parameters outlined above.

To be eligible for any payout, a trader must generate at least 1% net profit on their live account size. This minimum threshold ensures that payouts are based on meaningful trading performance and sustained profitability.

Payouts will be disbursed on a monthly, biweekly, or weekly basis, depending on the plan selected at the time of enrollment.

Traders who opt for the monthly payout plan can receive up to 100% of their shareable profits.

For those choosing biweekly or weekly payouts, the profit share will be 80% and 60%, respectively.

*Payouts for weekly and biweekly cycles will be released every Wednesday, starting from the second week after the account is opened.

All traders who pass the Evaluation will receive a refund of their fees along with their 4th reward.

During high volatility or major news events, slippage may occur and orders (including stop-loss) can be executed at different prices based on real-time market liquidity and liquidity providers. If this results in a drawdown or rule breach, it will be considered a valid account violation.