This page sets out each firm’s rules in its own published wording, one section per firm. Jump straight to a firm below; the 8 firms are listed alphabetically.
Breakout · Crypto Fund Trader · E8 Markets · FTMO · FXIFY · HyroTrader · Lark Funding · Ment Funding
A note on these rules: firms that sell in more than one market currently show all their rules here, not only those for crypto accounts, so check which product a rule applies to before you rely on it.
259 rules on record from 5 of the 5 crypto firms we grade, in each firm's own published wording. Where a firm's terms are silent we say so rather than infer.
Rules that matter at Breakout
None, and the firm says so outright in its FAQ: 'No. There is no consistency rule on any Breakout account. Your best day can be 10x your average day. Profitable is profitable.'
Evaluation fees are non-refundable, and a breached evaluation cannot be reset.
3% on all three plans, the same at every account size. The firm's own FAQ states the reset: 'Max daily loss (resets at 00:30 UTC) and max total drawdown (an equity floor for the account). Percentages vary by account type.' 00:30 UTC falls mid-session for Asian hours.
6% static. The firm's plan card states 'Max drawdown 6% static', the same at every account size.
5% static. The firm's plan card states 'Max drawdown 5% static', the same at every account size.
3% static. The firm's plan card states 'Max drawdown 3% static', the same at every account size.
Leverage is 10x on Bitcoin, up to 5x on the major cryptocurrencies and 2x or 3x on the rest. The two index trackers, XYZ100 and S&P500, are 10x, and Crude Oil and Silver are 5x.
Payouts any time with no open positions, from $50 after the split, in USDC on ERC-20, usually approved within 24 hours. A payout request widens the daily loss limit by that amount until the next reset. Payouts are not insured.
None. The firm states 'No min trading days' and 'There are no time limits and no minimum trading days. You can theoretically pass in a single trading session if you hit the profit target.'
News trading and weekend holding are allowed; trading runs 24/7.
80/20 standard: every plan card reads 'ONE-TIME, 80/20 SPLIT'. The 90/10 upgrade adds 20% to the fee at every account size: 45 to 54, 85 to 102, 215 to 258, 400 to 480 and 800 to 960 on Classic, and the same ratio on Pro and Turbo. Payouts: 'On-demand, 24/7. Request a payout any time with a $50 minimum (after profit split). Payouts are processed in USDC on Ethereum (ERC-20). No approval wait required to continue trading.'
10% target, single phase, the same at every account size. The target is 1.67 times the drawdown. The firm's own plan labels are 'LOWEST FEE, LEAST BUFFER' on Turbo, 'BALANCED TARGET AND RISK' on Pro and 'EASIEST TO PASS, HIGHEST PRICE' on Classic, which is the firm stating the trade-off in its own words.
12% target, single phase, the same at every account size. The target is 2.4 times the drawdown. The firm's own plan labels are 'LOWEST FEE, LEAST BUFFER' on Turbo, 'BALANCED TARGET AND RISK' on Pro and 'EASIEST TO PASS, HIGHEST PRICE' on Classic, which is the firm stating the trade-off in its own words.
9% target, single phase, the same at every account size. The target is 3.0 times the drawdown. The firm's own plan labels are 'LOWEST FEE, LEAST BUFFER' on Turbo, 'BALANCED TARGET AND RISK' on Pro and 'EASIEST TO PASS, HIGHEST PRICE' on Classic, which is the firm stating the trade-off in its own words.
Hedging across accounts or with another trader is banned (within one account it is allowed), as are copying signals or communities, several accounts from one household, switching approach once funded, and exploiting price or platform errors. Confirmed cross-account hedging ends every linked account and forfeits profits.
No deadline. The firm's FAQ states there are no time limits.
Every buy or sell order costs 0.04% of its value, and any position still open at 00:00 UTC is charged a 0.033% swap at 00:25 UTC. Both come out of the demo balance, which is the balance the profit split and the payout are worked out on, so they are not billed to the trader directly.
Rules that matter at For Traders
Best day's profit must not exceed 40% of total profit.
Best day's profit must not exceed 35% of total profit.
Best day's profit must not exceed 40% of total profit.
For Traders Fast: the firm states no consistency rule.
For Traders Instant PRO: the firm states no consistency rule.
Best day's profit must not exceed 15% of total profit.
Best day's profit must not exceed 15% of total profit.
Best day's profit must not exceed 15% of total profit.
Best day's profit must not exceed 20% of total profit.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Drawdown Protection closes open positions automatically at a 2% floating loss of the starting balance.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days. On the Master account the window is 14 days.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days. On the Master account the window is 14 days.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days. On the Master account the window is 14 days.
Close at least one trade every 7 days.
Close at least one trade every 30 days.
Daily drawdown 4%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
No daily drawdown at all on this product. The only loss limit is the maximum drawdown.
No daily drawdown at all on this product. The only loss limit is the maximum drawdown.
Daily drawdown $1,000, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Daily drawdown $750 – $3,000, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
No daily drawdown at all on this product. The only loss limit is the maximum drawdown.
Daily drawdown 3%, the same figure in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 8%, static, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 6%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 6%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown $1,000 – $2,500, end of day trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 4%, end of day trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown $2,000, end of day trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 6%, static, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 5%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 5%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown $1,250 – $5,000, end of day trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 6%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
Maximum drawdown 6%, trailing, identical in the evaluation and on the Master account.
3 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
6 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
3 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
5 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
4 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
3 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
For Traders Pay After Pass: the firm states no minimum trading days.
7 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
7 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
7 minimum profitable days, required in the evaluation and again for each reward.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading and position holding allowed throughout.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading and position holding allowed throughout.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading and position holding allowed throughout.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
News trading allowed in the evaluation. On the Master account no new trade may be opened within 5 minutes either side of a high-impact release; existing positions may be held through it.
80% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
80% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
80% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
80% profit split, rewards on demand. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
90% profit split, rewards on demand. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
80% profit split, rewards on demand. Minimum withdrawable profit $250.
80% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
70% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
70% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
80% profit split, rewards on demand. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
60% profit split, rewards 14 days. Minimum withdrawable profit $90 – $750.
80% profit split, rewards on demand. Minimum withdrawable profit $100.
Profit target 8% in phase 1, then 5% in phase 2.
Profit target 10%.
Profit target 9%.
Profit target $1,500 – $5,000. The firm publishes this as a range across account sizes, not per size.
Profit target 6%.
Profit target $3,000.
Profit target 10%.
Profit target 2%.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
No time limit, in the evaluation or on the Master account.
Rules that matter at HyroTrader
One Account per program type (4.5), credential sharing prohibited with immediate termination and forfeiture (5.1), and connected Accounts may be aggregated for any capital or exposure limit with the firm required to say so and on what basis. Clause 4.5A is unusual and fair-minded: shared cards, wallets and devices must be disclosed, but 'Shared use is not of itself a breach […] People who live or work together may legitimately share a device or a payment method.' Only deliberate concealment is a material breach.
KYC trigger points are now published, which they were not in the earlier Terms. Sumsub is named as the provider. Clause 11.5 requires notice and a reasonable opportunity before any account is deemed void, with 30 days to submit further documentation, and 11.6 gives 14 days to explain a discrepancy, states that a shortened or former name, a change of address or nationality, or a clerical error is not of itself material, and returns the Deposit in full where the discrepancy is that the customer was under 18.
Activation is a deliberate act, and clause 7.9 states that neither payment nor issuance of a Challenge, nor logging in, viewing the Platform or trading a Free Trial account, activates it. A Challenge stays available for six months. If it is never activated it expires, 'An expired Challenge is not a failed Challenge', and 8.1C returns the Deposit in full automatically within 14 days with no action required from the trader. Before Activation the trader may cancel for any reason or none and be returned in full with no deduction (8.1).
Profit Distribution Rule: in the evaluation no single day may be more than 40% of the total net result; the excess does not count toward the target.
The Deposit is returned in full on ten distinct triggers and retained on two. The firm concedes at 8.3(b)(i) that the retained amount 'does not vary by reference to any loss or cost incurred by the Provider'. Clause 21.1 confirms a returnable Deposit 'is a debt owed to you, is payable in full, and is not a liability capped or excluded' by the liability cap.
The FAQ and the General Terms state different inactivity periods and the firm has not reconciled them. The FAQ says an account is disabled once its last closed trade is more than 30 days old. The General Terms (20.4) say 90 consecutive calendar days with no login and no simulated trade allow closure on 14 days' notice by email. Separately, 20.5 retains trading data and Account logs for 12 months after a failed Challenge and commits the firm, on request, to provide 'a copy of the trade log, the parameter values applied, and the record of the determination'. That gives a trader a right to the evidence behind a failed Challenge.
VPN use is expressly permitted for privacy, and prohibited only where used to conceal or misrepresent jurisdiction or to evade law or the Terms (10.4). On detection the firm may request proof of residence with 14 days to supply it. Note 12.3: US residents are served, and 'No part of the simulated Service is withheld from you by reason of your US residence', subject to the 23 carve-out. Clause 12.1 lists the prohibited countries.
Up to $400,000 in challenges and $200,000 funded (one article says $200,000 in all phases). Scaling can reach $1,000,000.
Two Step: 5% daily loss of initial capital, measured from the day's highest equity (trailing), reset at UTC. The paid Swing upgrade makes it static from the day's starting equity. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
One Step: 4% daily loss of initial capital, measured from the day's highest equity (trailing), reset at UTC. The paid Swing upgrade makes it static from the day's starting equity. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
Two Step, funded: 10% maximum loss. The drawdown is STATIC: clause 5.2.2 of the Account Agreement sets the floor at a percentage of the initial capital, so it does not follow the account up.
Two Step, evaluation (Phase 1 and Phase 2): 10% maximum loss, measured on equity including open profit and loss. The firm does not say whether the floor stays fixed at the starting balance or moves up with the account. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
One Step, funded: 6% maximum loss. The drawdown is STATIC: clause 5.2.2 of the Account Agreement sets the floor at a percentage of the initial capital, so it does not follow the account up.
One Step, evaluation: 6% maximum loss, measured on equity including open profit and loss. The firm does not say whether the floor stays fixed at the starting balance or moves up with the account. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
Two Step: 5 minimum trading days in each phase. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes. Passing is not automatic: you ask for a review, which typically takes 1 to 2 business days.
One Step: 5 minimum trading days. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes. Passing is not automatic: you ask for a review, which typically takes 1 to 2 business days.
Overnight and weekend holds are allowed.
One Step: 10% target. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
Two Step: 10% in the Challenge, 5% in the Verification. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
The two undefined discretionary standards in the March version of the Terms are largely gone. March 5.4.1(g), trading 'in contradiction with how trading is actually performed in the futures market', has been dropped, which also removes a futures reference that made no sense in a crypto-only product. March 5.4.3, 'without applying market standard risk management rules', is replaced by 10.5, which sets out named indicators, states explicitly that they are 'indicators, not automatic breaches', and routes them to proportionate measures under 10.6 rather than to failure. One open-ended standard remains at 10.2(g). The three mechanical Bybit traps from the March version, TP/SL-only stop losses, API key expiry as automatic failure, and the Portfolio Margin ban, do not appear in the new Terms and may have moved to the separate Trading Rules.
A graduated-sanction regime materially wider than the March version's single option of reducing leverage to 1:5. Clause 10.6 requires any measure to be proportionate to the behavior, requires the firm to notify the trader of the measure and the behavior it relates to, and states that a measure is not a finding of breach and does not of itself fail a Challenge or forfeit a reward. Where the usual response at other firms is account closure plus profit forfeiture, this is the most developed proportionality framework we have read. The published rules add: no single day over 40% of the net result in evaluation; no single position may lose more than 3% of initial balance; funded accounts cap margin at 25% and open notional at 2x initial balance.
One Step: no time limit. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
Two Step: no time limit. The General Terms of 7 August 2026 (clause 6.1) leave every evaluation parameter to the Trading Rules the firm publishes.
Rules that matter at Top One Trader
Activation fee due after passing Step 1, on top of the $7 entry price: $165 at $25K, $275 at $50K, $550 at $100K, $880 at $200K and $1,210 at $300K. The $300K figure is disputed between two of the firm's own surfaces.
EAs are allowed on the crypto 1-Step challenge, per the help centre. The Terms ban commercially available EAs on every program, so the two disagree.
No EAs once funded: funded crypto 1-Step and crypto Instant must be traded manually.
No consistency rule on 1-Step FLASH. The configurator displays this as a rule row rather than omitting it.
No consistency rule on 2-Step Plus.
No consistency rule, per the firm's own configurator.
No consistency rule on the crypto 1-Step, challenge or funded.
25% consistency on crypto Instant: the best day may not exceed 25% of the cycle's total profit before a payout. A payout gate, not a breach; it resets after each payout.
15% consistency requirement, the tightest on this firm's catalogue.
20% Equity Stability Score once funded.
20% Equity Stability Score. The firm does not publish how the score is calculated.
No max open risk limit (no Equity Shield) on any crypto account.
An account with no trade for 30 consecutive days is closed automatically and cannot be reactivated.
The Terms prohibit sharing an IP address with other accounts AND using more than one IP address on your own account.
A cap on total funded crypto capital exists, separate from the forex cap, but the firm states it as $200k in one article and $100K in another.
4% maximum daily loss.
4% maximum daily loss.
4% daily loss limit.
4% daily loss limit, set each day at 5 pm EST from the higher of the previous day's balance or equity. One help article says "3% or 4%" without saying when 3% applies.
3% daily loss limit, set each day at 5 pm EST from the higher of the previous day's balance or equity. One help article says "2% or 3%" without saying when 2% applies.
3% maximum daily loss.
3% maximum daily loss once funded, where Step 1 has none.
NO DAILY LOSS LIMIT in Step 1. One appears only once the account is funded, at 3%.
2.5% maximum daily loss, the tightest daily limit on the catalogue.
7% trailing drawdown, measured on the CLOSING balance rather than on equity, and it stops trailing once the account is 7% up, locking at the starting balance.
Static drawdown. THE FIRM DISPLAYS TWO FIGURES, 8% and 10%, without saying which phase each belongs to, so no single percentage is recorded.
9% max loss limit. Drawdown basis is unstated by the firm.
6% trailing drawdown on the crypto 1-Step, trailing the CLOSING balance and locking at the starting balance once the account is 6% up. Breach is measured on equity.
5% trailing drawdown on crypto Instant, trailing the CLOSING balance and locking at the starting balance once the account is 5% up. Breach is measured on equity.
6% trailing drawdown.
5% trailing drawdown once funded, tighter than Step 1's 6%.
6% trailing drawdown in Step 1.
5% trailing drawdown.
Leverage up to 10:1, shown as one figure with no asset-class breakdown.
Leverage up to 30:1.
Leverage 1:5 on Bitcoin and Ethereum, 1:2 on every other crypto pair, on every crypto account and stage.
Leverage up to 50:1.
Leverage up to 30:1 once funded, down from 100:1 in Step 1.
Leverage up to 100:1 in Step 1, dropping to 30:1 once funded.
Leverage up to 50:1.
$15,000 a calendar month is the most that can be withdrawn, across ALL funded crypto accounts combined. Profit above it waits for the next month.
Top One Trader 2 Step PRO: minimum of 3 profitable days.
Three PROFITABLE days, not three days traded: a losing day does not count toward the three.
Five minimum trading days.
Five PROFITABLE days of at least 0.5% closed profit, not five days traded, on the challenge and again before a funded or Instant payout.
News trading is unrestricted on the crypto 1-Step challenge.
Funded crypto 1-Step and crypto Instant: no opening, closing or modifying a trade from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after high impact news. A soft breach: the trade's profit is removed.
News trading is allowed on every route, and Instant Prime advertises it, but the Terms prohibit 'substantially larger position sizes' around news WITHOUT defining either the size or the window. Separately, a Single Share Equity CFD must be closed by 3:50 pm ET ahead of an earnings release: holding through it is a HARD BREACH and the position's profit and loss is removed.
Weekend holding is included on this route, where Instant Funding charges an add-on for it.
Overnight and weekend holding are allowed on every crypto account.
WEEKEND HOLDING IS A PAID ADD-ON on this route. It is included on 1-Step FLASH.
Profit split rising to a stated maximum of 100%.
80% profit split on the funded crypto 1-Step, 90% with a paid upgrade.
Crypto Instant starts at a 60% split and rises 10 points per payout to 90% from the fourth payout. A 90% add-on can be bought at the first checkout only.
Up to 90% profit split. The firm states the ceiling and not the starting rate.
Up to 100% profit split.
Up to 100% profit split. The firm states the ceiling and not the starting rate.
10% profit target, in one phase.
Phase 1 target 10%, Phase 2 target 5%.
Phase 1 target 8%, Phase 2 target 5%.
10% profit target on the crypto 1-Step challenge. No target once funded.
No profit target: the crypto Instant account is funded from the start.
No profit target: the account is funded from the start.
5% profit target in Step 1.
No profit target: the account is funded from the start.
Optional add-ons: remove stop-loss (+10%), 90/10 split (+20%), weekly payouts (+20%), or a 35% bundle of all three.
Unlimited free resets on Step 1 – the only route on this firm's catalogue that offers them.
Every trade needs a stop loss unless the add-on that removes the requirement is bought. A trade without one is closed rather than treated as a breach, so it costs the trade and not the account.
Top One Trader 1 Step: the firm states no time limit.
Top One Trader Instant: the firm states no time limit.
Top One Trader Prime: the firm states no time limit.
No time limit on Step 1.
Commission of $3.50 per lot per side on every crypto trade ($7 per lot round trip).
Rules that matter at Crypto Fund Trader
After passing, you pay a $328 activation fee to reach the funded stage, within 30 days of the option appearing in your dashboard.
After passing, you pay a $138 activation fee to reach the funded stage, within 30 days of the option appearing in your dashboard.
After passing, you pay a $198 activation fee to reach the funded stage, within 30 days of the option appearing in your dashboard.
Crypto Fund Trader 2-Phase, Crypto Fund Trader Instant: the firm states no consistency rule.
The firm states no consistency rule on this product.
No consistency rule during the Break evaluation. On the funded account no single day may account for more than 40 percent of total profits to date, checked only when a payout is requested. It does not block trading and a failing ratio can be traded out of rather than breaching.
Simulated profit is capped at 10,000 dollars per day and per trade, and everything above it is deducted, not just left uncounted. The cap applies per user across all accounts, and closing a position in parts does not avoid it.
Four paid add-ons, each priced as a percentage of the evaluation fee rather than a flat amount. Taking all four adds 80 percent to the cost, turning a 660 dollar account into 1,188. The 90 percent reward share and weekly reward requests are both paid upgrades rather than defaults.
14 days to withdraw from a purchase without giving a reason, lost once any position is opened on the demo account. Refunds are at the firm's discretion.
Total funded allocation is capped at 300,000 dollars per user across every active final stage account. Profits already made do not count toward it, there is no limit on how many evaluations run at once, and Instant and Break accounts sit outside the cap on their own separate limits.
4% daily loss limit, tighter than the 2-Phase product's 5%.
5% daily loss, measured from the balance at 12:05 AM UTC each day; breaches are measured on equity.
4% daily loss limit.
6% trailing loss that follows the highest balance, then locks at the starting balance once it gets there. Breaches are measured on equity. The firm's own worked example ($107,000 to lock) does not match 6% exactly.
10% maximum loss, fixed on the initial balance (static). Breaches are measured on equity, so open losses count.
Break trails the highest balance: 4% on $25,000 and $50,000 ($1,000 and $2,000), 3% on $100,000 ($3,000). The same limit applies in the evaluation and the final stage. No daily loss limit.
6% max overall loss. The firm does not state whether the drawdown is static or trailing for this product.
The firm states no fixed lot or contract cap on this product.
Crypto Fund Trader Break Evaluation: the firm states no minimum trading days.
No minimum trading days.
No minimum trading days in any phase.
No minimum trading days.
News trading is allowed, with no restrictions during high-volatility events, according to the firm's marketing. No rules page says otherwise.
News trading is allowed on every account type the firm sells today.
Overnight and weekend positions are allowed on every account type and instrument, so swing strategies are viable. Swaps apply to CFD positions open at 00:00 UTC on MetaTrader 5 and 22:00 UTC on Match-Trader, and Bybit charges funding rates instead.
Three platforms, and country eligibility is a property of the platform rather than the firm. Match-Trader restricts nobody, MetaTrader 5 excludes United States residents, and on Bybit the firm screens nobody and passes jurisdictional responsibility to the trader. Leverage also depends on the account: Advanced and Break accounts get 1:100, while Student, Instant and Ascend accounts get 1:30 on forex, 1:20 on indices and 1:5 on crypto. On Match-Trader and MetaTrader 5, commission is 0.0325% per side on crypto and $2.50 per lot per side on forex. Bybit accounts pay Bybit's own fees.
80% profit split on the funded Live Stage.
80% profit split on the funded Live Stage.
Break pays an 80 percent profit split on demand with no minimum trading days and 1:100 leverage. At most five Break final stage accounts at once, any size; evaluations are not limited. The page's $500,000 figure is five $100,000 accounts.
Full nine-step scaling table starting from the $5,000 entry level: the account balance doubles each time the stated target is hit, and the profit split climbs 50%->90% across the first five steps, holding flat at 90% up to a $1,280,000 ceiling. The table shown re-anchors to whichever entry size is selected ($2,500/$5,000/$10,000).
10% profit target, single phase.
8% profit target on Phase 1, 5% on Phase 2.
Break target: $1,250 (5%) on $25,000, $3,000 (6%) on $50,000, $6,000 (6%) on $100,000.
10% target to reach the next scaling step ('double up'). This is not a conventional evaluation profit target: there is no evaluation phase on this instantly funded product.
A long prohibited list carrying loss of both reward and fee. The reverse-trading rule is unusually tight: opposite positions on one instrument for 60 seconds or more, no opposite trades across accounts, no hedging between accounts even under different email addresses, and a 24-hour wait before reversing on the same instrument. VPN use is permitted but the trader carries the risk of an IP match with another user.
A reset is only for a suspended final stage account, not a failed evaluation, and only if every trade had a stop loss and none risked more than 2%. Request within 30 days. Prices run $180 to $3,620 (2-Phase) and $198 to $3,980 (1-Phase).
No maximum trading day limit.
No maximum trading day limit ('Indefinite'), matching the site's 'NO TIME LIMITS' marketing claim.
No time limit to complete the Break Evaluation and no minimum trading days to pass it. The 15-day figure elsewhere in the FAQ governs requesting a reward once funded, not completing an evaluation.