Account Size Offerings
$5,000 |
$10,000 |
$25,000 |
$50,000 |
$100,000 |
Program Details
| Instant Funded |
Profit Target | N/A |
Daily Loss | 4% |
Max Loss (trailing) | 8% |
Max Profit Per Day | 4% |
Time Limit | Unlimited |
Leverage | 1:30 |
Profit Split | 88% |
Payout Frequency | On demand, then 14 Days |
Minimum Profitable days | No minimum days |
Payout Lock - accounts purchased after 21 September 2026 | Maximum Loss Level locks at initial balance upon payout approval |
Trading Objectives
There is no profit target and no evaluation phase for Instant Funding Pro accounts.
To remain in good standing and become eligible for payouts, traders must:
Respect the daily loss limit and maximum loss limit at all times
Trade in accordance with all platform rules and risk limits
Once these conditions are met, traders may request a payout.
Max Profit Per Day
In a single trading day, the maximum profit that can be achieved is 4% of the account's starting balance. Profit of the day is calculated based on equity change since the previous daily snapshot at 22:00 UTC.
For example, on a $100,000 account, the maximum profit per trading day is $4,000.
Once the account reaches the maximum daily profit limit:
all open trades will be closed automatically;
the account will be temporarily paused from trading;
trading will remain disabled until the next daily reset.
Any profit above the maximum daily profit limit will not be counted.
Payouts
Traders may request a payout if:
All trading rules and risk limits have been respected
The requested payout amount is $100 or more
For the first payout, it can be requested on demand as soon as the minimum payout amount of $100 is reached
After the first payout, at least 14 days have passed since the last payout
There is no minimum profit target required to request a payout.
Maximum loss lock on Payout Approval: Instant Funding and Instant Funding Pro
For Instant Funding and Instant Funding Pro accounts purchased after 21 September 2026, the Maximum Loss Level locks at the account's initial balance upon payout approval.
If the Maximum Loss Level is still below your initial balance, it moves up to the initial balance immediately when the payout is approved. If it has already reached the initial balance through account growth, there is no further change.
The Maximum Loss Level does not move down or reset because of a payout. Once it locks at the initial balance, it remains there permanently. The lock occurs at payout approval, not when the payout is later processed.
You may continue trading after approval while the payout itself is being processed. At that point, the Maximum Loss Level is already locked at the initial balance, and all other account rules continue to apply.
Important: Leave a Trading Buffer
If you intend to continue trading after a payout, we strongly recommend leaving sufficient profit in the account as a trading buffer.
Profit remaining above the initial balance is your available room to continue trading. Withdrawing all available profit may leave no buffer and can cause the account to be breached immediately upon payout approval.
Before requesting a payout, consider how much profit to withdraw and how much to leave in the account.
Example 1: Withdrawing All Profit
You have a $100,000 account, make $1,000 profit, and request the full $1,000 as a payout.
Item | Amount |
Balance before payout deduction | $101,000 |
Approved payout | $1,000 |
Balance after payout deduction | $100,000 |
Maximum Loss Level locks at | $100,000 |
Remaining trading buffer | $0 |
Because the balance is now equal to the Maximum Loss Level, the account is breached. This is why leaving a profit buffer is important when you intend to continue trading.
Example 2: Leaving a Buffer
You have a $100,000 account, make $2,000 profit, and request a $1,000 payout, leaving $1,000 of profit in the account.
Item | Amount |
Balance before payout deduction | $102,000 |
Approved payout | $1,000 |
Balance after payout deduction | $101,000 |
Maximum Loss Level locks at | $100,000 |
Remaining trading buffer | $1,000 |
The account remains active and has a $1,000 trading buffer before reaching the Maximum Loss Level. You may continue trading while the approved payout is being processed, provided all other rules are respected.
Account Violations
Daily Loss Limit
Important Points:
The Daily Loss Limit is calculated based on your Balance or Equity, whichever is higher, at the rollover snapshot, minus the Daily Loss amount for your account size.
The Daily Loss amount is calculated based on your initial account size.
For Instant Funding Pro, the Daily Loss amount is 4% of your initial account size. The rollover snapshot occurs every day at 10 PM UTC (22:00 UTC). At rollover, the system compares your Balance and Equity, uses the higher of the two, and subtracts your Daily Loss amount to set that day's Breach Level. A violation occurs if your Equity drops below the Breach Level at any point during the day.
Example ($100,000 account)
The Daily Loss amount = 4% of $100,000 (initial size) = $4,000.
On a fresh $100,000 account, the Breach Level is $100,000 - $4,000 = $96,000.
If your balance grows to $120,000, the Breach Level at the next rollover snapshot is $120,000 - $4,000 = $116,000. The amount stays $4,000 because it is based on your initial $100,000 size, not your current balance.
If your Equity falls below the Breach Level, the account is breached.
Important: For the full snapshot logic - including how the higher of Balance or Equity is used, and worked examples for trades held through rollover - please read How does my Daily Permitted Loss work. This article explains the Daily Loss Limit in full.
Maximum Loss Limit (Trailing)
Instant Funding Pro uses an 8% trailing drawdown. The Maximum Loss Level follows the highest balance or equity reached, using the applicable trailing drawdown amount, and cannot move above the original starting balance.
This limit is trailing and does not reset or move down. If your balance or equity reaches the Maximum Loss Level, the account is breached. For accounts purchased after 21 September 2026, the level also locks at the initial balance upon payout approval.
Example
Let's say you have a $100,000 trading account with:
Trailing Drawdown: 8%
Starting Account Balance: $100,000
Step 0: Account Started
Maximum loss allowed = $100,000 - $8,000 = $92,000
Step 1: Account Grows
If you make a $5,000 profit, your account balance becomes $105,000. Maximum loss allowed = $105,000 - $8,000 = $97,000
Step 2: Account Grows More
If you then make another $10,000 profit, your account balance becomes $115,000. Calculated = $115,000 - $8,000 = $107,000. However, the trailing drawdown cannot go above the original starting balance, so: Maximum loss allowed = $100,000.
Step 3: Account Drops
If your account falls to $100,000, the trailing drawdown will have been reached and the account will be breached.
Maximum Floating Loss: No September Change to Instant Funding Pro
The new 1% immediate-breach floating-loss rule applies to Instant Funding only, not Instant Funding Pro. Instant Funding Pro keeps its existing floating-loss framework: a 3%-of-account-size first trigger on the same symbol, followed by the applicable 1.5% restriction.