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Level 4 of 4 · Advanced
Keep the funded account and get paid on schedule
Funded accounts are lost differently from challenges: after a payout or a strong week, when a trailing floor has moved up and the cushion is thinner than it feels. The work at this level is mostly about behaviour.
Payouts follow a rhythm per program, and the plan for each cycle should end on the payout date. On average a payout is processed in about 2 hours. On the 2-Step, every 10% you earn with 3 profitable days moves you up the Scaling Plan, toward $500,000 and a 100% split.
| First request | Then | Profit split | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1-Step | after 7 days | weekly | 80%, to 100% with add-ons |
| 2-Step | after 14 days | every 14 days | 80% → 100% as you scale |
| Instant Funded | after 14 days | weekly | 70% → 90% |
Days count from the first trade on the funded account. Every request also has to meet the payout conditions, including the 15% consistency rule.
What to focus on
Train the response, not the setup
Rehearse what you do after a loss, after a big win and after a missed trade. Those are the moments when rules get broken.
Protect the cushion
When your floor trails new highs, reduce size after the high, not after the loss. A payout also reduces the funds above the floor.
Trade for the payout cycle
Plan each cycle to the payout date: keep risk flat, request the payout, start the next cycle clean.
Advanced guides
- Trading Psychology DrillsSix five-minute drills for before, during and after a session, and a way to score your process instead of your P&L.
- What happens between passing and your first payout?After you pass, the account is reviewed, you verify your identity and sign the agreement, and the funded account is issued. Payout…
- How do funded traders stay disciplined after a loss or a big win?They decide what to do before the moment arrives. A written plan for the day after a loss, the week after a…
Move up when
- Two payout cycles in a row without a rule breach.
- Risk per trade unchanged after your best week.
- A written plan for drawdown days: when you cut size and when you stop.