Account Parameters
Parameter | $50,000 | $100,000 | $150,000 |
Profit Target | $2,500 | $5,000 | $7,000 |
Maximum Position Size | 2 Contracts | 4 Contracts | 6 Contracts |
Daily Loss Limit | None | None | None |
Maximum Drawdown | $1,500 | $2,500 | $3,500 |
Drawdown Type | End of Day (EOD) | End of Day (EOD) | End of Day (EOD) |
Activation Fee | None | None | None |
Micro Scaling | None | None | None |
Consistency Rule | 40% Only On Challenge Phase | 40% Only On Challenge Phase | 40% Only On Challenge Phase |
Reward Schedule | On Demand | On Demand | On Demand |
Reward Split | 80% | 80% | 80% |
Minimum Reward Request | $500 | $500 | $500 |
What is the Profit Target?
The Profit Target is the amount you must earn during the evaluation phase to successfully pass your account.
Example
If you purchase a $50,000 Flex Account, your target is:
$50,000 + $2,500 = $52,500
Once your account balance reaches $52,500, you have completed the profit target requirement.
What is the Maximum Drawdown?
The Maximum Drawdown represents the total amount your account may lose before being breached.
Example
On a $50,000 Account:
Starting Balance: $50,000
Maximum Drawdown: $1,500
Your account may not fall below:
$48,500
If it does, the account will be breached.
What Does End-of-Day (EOD) Drawdown Mean?
The Beginner Account uses an End-of-Day Drawdown model.
This means the drawdown level is calculated based on your account balance at the end of each trading day and does not trail intraday profits.
Many traders prefer EOD drawdown because it allows greater flexibility when managing trades and open positions.
What is the Maximum Position Size?
Each account comes with a contract limit that may not be exceeded.
Account Size | Maximum Contracts |
$50,000 | 2 |
$100,000 | 4 |
$150,000 | 6 |
Opening positions above these limits may result in a rule violation.
Is There an Activation Fee?
No.
All Flex Accounts include:
✅ No activation fees
✅ No hidden fees
✅ No Daily Drawdown
✅ No Buffer
✅ Immediate access after passing
✅ one demand reward eligibility
What is the Evaluation Phase Consistency Rule?
A 40% consistency rule applies only on the evaluation phase.
Your largest profitable trading day cannot exceed 40% of your total profits.
Example
If your total profits equal:
$5,000
Then your largest winning day cannot exceed:
$2,000
This promotes sustainable trading practices and proper risk management.
Are Micro Contracts Allowed?
Yes.
Micro contracts are fully supported and can be used to manage risk more precisely.
Many traders use micro contracts to:
Scale into positions
Reduce risk exposure
Improve consistency
Maintain better drawdown control
How Do On-Demand Rewards Work?
Funded traders may request rewards whenever they meet the payout requirements.
Benefits include:
No fixed payout schedule
Faster access to profits
Flexible reward requests
90% reward split
Reward Cap Per Request
Each Flex Account has a maximum reward amount that can be requested during a payout cycle.
Account Size | Reward Cap |
$50,000 | 50% of Profit |
$100,000 | 50% of Profit |
$150,000 | 50% of Profit |
Example
If you trade a $50,000 account and generate $3,000 in profits during a payout cycle:
Maximum reward request: $1,500
Remaining profits stay in the account for future withdrawals.
Balance Target
The Flex model does not have a Balance Target.
This means you are not required to reach a specific account balance before becoming eligible for rewards. Once you meet all other reward eligibility requirements, you can request a reward without first achieving a predefined profit buffer.
Example
A trader with a $100,000 Flex account does not need to reach $107,000 or any other target balance before becoming eligible for rewards. As long as all other reward conditions are met, a reward request can be submitted.