Key takeaways
We priced 14 no-evaluation forex/CFD instant accounts across 12 firms (checked October 2, 2026): 6 pass our rank test, 7 across 6 firms carry a floor that trails open (unrealized) profit or a contract conflict we treat as serious, and DNA Funded’s Instant Funding is unbuyable (checkout 404, orders paused since September 27, 2026).
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We priced 14 no-evaluation forex/CFD instant accounts across 12 firms (checked October 2, 2026): 6 pass our rank test, 7 across 6 firms carry a floor that trails open (unrealized) profit or a contract conflict we treat as serious, and DNA Funded’s Instant Funding is unbuyable (checkout 404, orders paused since September 27, 2026). AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Standard 50K ($278.67) nets the most cash after payout 1 in our base scenario (+$3,387.93), and at $92 over its own evaluation, Blue Guardian’s Instant Standard 50K is the cheapest premium to skip the eval entirely. Three firms (FXIFY, OFP Funding and Instant Funding) have live pages that disagree with their own Terms & Conditions on the split percentage you’ll actually be paid.
Freshness: prices, rules and payout terms checked October 2, 2026. Firms change terms often, so re-check on the firm’s site before you pay.
Editorial disclosure. BestProps has no affiliate or sponsor relationship with any firm in this post (AquaFunded, Hola Prime, Blue Guardian, FTUK, FundedNext, Funded Trading Plus, Blueberry Funded, FXIFY, Goat Funded Trader, Instant Funding, OFP Funding or DNA Funded). Codes shown are published by the firms themselves and are uncompensated. No firm paid for placement or reviewed this post. Full policy: affiliate disclosure.
Quick answer and quick picks for instant funding forex prop firms
The forex/CFD instant funding account with the most net cash after its first payout under our base scenario is AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Standard 50K ($278.67, +$3,387.93 after payout 1). The cheapest way to skip an evaluation outright is Blue Guardian’s Instant Standard 50K, which costs only $92 more than the firm’s own 2 Step Standard evaluation ($69 at the live BG25 promo code). The cleanest closed-balance floor – one that trails your locked-in balance, not your open, unrealized profit – belongs to FundedNext’s Stellar Instant 20K and Blue Guardian’s Instant Standard. The floors to avoid are AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Pro, both Blueberry Funded Instant products, FXIFY’s Instant Funding, Goat Funded Trader’s Instant HERO and Instant Funding’s (instantfunding.com) Instant Funding Pro – every one of those trails your intraday equity including trades you have not closed yet.
What instant funding means and how it differs from a challenge
An instant funding forex or CFD product is an account you buy and that starts at the firm’s funded, payout-eligible stage with no evaluation to pass first. Firms sell it under a dozen names – Instant Funded, Instant Funding, Direct, Stellar Instant, IF Micro, Instant Standard, Instant Pro, Instant Lite – and the name proves nothing: only the product’s own rules decide whether it is genuinely no-evaluation or an evaluation wearing a faster label.
A standard two-step or one-step challenge makes you clear a profit target and a minimum-day count before the firm ever pays you a dollar; fail the target or breach a rule during that stage and you lose the fee with nothing funded. An instant product skips that stage entirely: you are funded from day one, subject only to a per-payout gate on the funded account itself (a profit floor, a consistency check, a minimum active-day count). That per-payout gate is not a pass/fail evaluation – it is the price of instant access, and it is what this post measures line by line.
Two mechanics decide whether an instant product is worth buying at all. First, the max-loss floor: does it trail your closed balance (predictable, locks at a known point) or does it trail your open, unrealized equity (can close the account on a paper loss you never banked)? Second, contract fidelity: does the product’s own rules page agree with the firm’s Terms & Conditions on the floor percentage, the split percentage and the number of account types? A firm whose own documents disagree on either is telling you, in writing, that it does not fully control its own paperwork.
How we checked instant funding forex prop firms
We checked the live checkout, pricing configurator, help-centre article and Terms & Conditions for every firm ourselves – never a vendor roundup, a directory listing or another listicle (those are quoted only as unlinked "SERP claims" where relevant, never as a firm’s rules). For every ranked or cautionary product we recorded six figures:
- Instant premium: the instant product’s list price minus the same firm’s own evaluation path at the nearest comparable size, plus the break-even number of evaluation attempts that premium would buy.
- Floor from day one: the dollar amount, the mechanism (static, end-of-day trailing, intraday trailing including unrealized profit, or step-down-on-milestone), and the lock point if one exists.
- Profit needed before the first withdrawable dollar: the profit goal or buffer, the consistency rule and the minimum trading-day count that gate payout 1 on the already-funded account.
- Base split vs. headline split: the real percentage you are paid by default, and the price of any add-on needed to reach the advertised "up to" ceiling.
- Net cash after payout 1: what two fixed trading scenarios leave in your pocket after the purchase price, at list price. Scenario A is a smooth $300 net profit every trading day on a $50,000 account (scaled proportionally for FundedNext’s $20,000 ceiling). Scenario B is a lumpy $1,200 profit on day one followed by $200 a day after – built to test whether a front-loaded trading pattern can trip a firm’s own consistency rule.
- Contract fidelity: whether the product’s rules or FAQ page agrees with the firm’s own Terms & Conditions or General Terms on the floor percentage, the split percentage and the number of account types. We quote both documents when they could plausibly conflict.
Instant funding forex prop firms compared on price and floor
Ranked firms first, then cautionary, then not ranked. Every price is list (not promo) unless the cell says otherwise; see each firm’s block below for the promo figure and its code.
| Firm & product | List price (50K unless noted) | Floor from day one | Daily loss | Base split (headline) | Net cash after payout 1 (Scenario A) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AquaFunded – Instant Funding Standard 50K | $278.67 one-time | $2,500 (5%), re-marked once/day at 00:00 UTC reset, never moves down | none separate (overall floor only) | 90% (100% add-on) | +$3,387.93 |
| Hola Prime – Direct 50K, Bi-Weekly @80% | $689 one-time | $3,500 (7% EOD trailing of highest end-of-day balance), locks at starting balance at +7% profit | 3% of previous day’s closing balance; hard breach, ends the account | 80% (up to 90% headline) | +$1,651.00 |
| Blue Guardian – Instant Standard 50K | $324.00 one-time | $3,000 (6% trailing of closed-balance watermark), locks at starting balance at +6%, plus a 1% withdrawal buffer after that | 3% of initial balance ($1,500); hard breach, ends the account | 80% (up to 90% headline) | +$1,072.80 |
| FTUK – Instant Funding 50K | $649 one-time | 6% of balance, step-down-on-milestone (locks progressively as balance climbs within a level) | 5% daily drawdown PLUS a -2% floating-loss Account Protector that closes trades; a second trigger ends the account | 65% (up to 80% homepage; FAQ shows 90% at Level 6) | +$326.00 |
| FundedNext – Stellar Instant 20K (firm’s largest instant size) | $599.99 one-time | $1,200 (6% trailing of the highest CLOSED balance, per the binding Instant Account Terms); never resets after a payout | none (no daily loss limit) | 70% (rising to 80% at Tier 3) | +$156.01 |
| Funded Trading Plus – Instant Funding 50K | $2,199.00 one-time | $3,000 (6% trailing of initial balance from the high-water mark, balance-based), locks at starting balance | 6% (balance or equity, whichever higher at 17:00 EST prior day); hard breach, ends the account | 80% (90% with add-on) | -$1,959.00 |
| AquaFunded – Instant Funding Pro 50K | price selector-read, not checkout-line-item-verified | trails highest equity including floating P&L (intraday, continuous) | a -2%-per-trade floating-loss rule can close the account on unrealized paper losses alone | Not published separately here | N/A |
| Blueberry Funded – Instant Elite 50K | $1,500.00 one-time | 10% of initial balance, trails every equity high including unrealized P&L until it locks at the starting balance | none (no daily loss limit) | 80% (up to 90% via a 3-month performance milestone, not a checkout add-on) | N/A within 30 days (structural payout trap) |
| Blueberry Funded – Instant Lite 50K | $449 (reused finding) | tighter 2%/4% trailing floor including unrealized P&L | not published in detail here | 80% | Not separately modeled |
| FXIFY – Instant Funding Standard 50K | $1,749 one-time | $4,000 (8% trailing, running profit, not just EOD) | $4,000 (8% of prior-day 5PM EST balance); explicit hard breach, no soft-breach carve-out | 80% FAQ vs 75% Trader Agreement (unresolved conflict) | +$651.00 |
| Goat Funded Trader – Instant HERO 50K | $356.67 one-time | $2,500 (5% of equity, trailing incl. unrealized P&L) plus a 1% floating-loss kill switch that can close the account on an unrealized dip alone | $1,500 (3% of balance/equity at 5PM EST reset); hard breach, ends the account | 90% (100% with add-on) | +$1,214.73 |
| Instant Funding – Instant Funding Pro 40K (firm’s largest comparable instant size) | $1,849 one-time | 10% of starting balance, locking to 5% after a +5% balance gain (Smart Drawdown) | none published separately for this product | firm’s own live documents disagree: 80% implied on product page vs 70% in both live legal PDFs | $2,951 (at 80%) or $2,351 (at 70%), unresolved |
| OFP Funding – Instant Lite 50K | $150 one-time | $2,500 (5% of initial balance); daily-loss reference point differs between the firm’s own two documents | Terms table: trailing off that day’s own high; Trading Rules page: static off the prior day’s close (OFP’s own documents disagree) | 100% (Terms & Conditions table) vs 80% (live default checkout price) | +$2,010.00 |
| DNA Funded – Instant Funding $5K-$50K | N/A (orders paused) | 4% trailing drawdown (not independently re-verified; research stopped at not-purchasable) | Not re-verified | 80% base / up to 90% headline | N/A (not purchasable) |
Instant funding forex prop firms compared on premium and payout gate
Same firms, same row order. "Agree" means the product’s rules page and the firm’s own Terms & Conditions or General Terms matched on floor %, split % and account-type count; "Disagree" names the conflict.
| Firm & product | Instant premium over own evaluation | Profit needed for payout 1 (goal, consistency, min days) | Contract fidelity (rules page vs. firm’s own terms) | Our verdict in plain words |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AquaFunded – Instant Funding Standard 50K | $39.47 (0.17 eval attempts) over 2 Step Standard | 5 days of $250+ profit each; best day under 15% of total; no on-demand option, 14-day cycle is fixed | No conflict found; the live Terms give no per-product floor/split figures to cross-check against | Cheapest way to skip the eval outright, but your first payout is locked to a 14-day clock no matter how fast you qualify. |
| Hola Prime – Direct 50K | $370 (1.16 eval attempts) over 2-Step Prime | no stated profit floor; biggest single day must stay under 20% of total profit; no minimum trading days published | Agree: 7% EOD floor and 3% daily loss match between the live rules page and Terms section 20 | A real no-evaluation account with a rule you can actually read before buying, provided a 3% daily loss doesn’t end you first. |
| Blue Guardian – Instant Standard 50K | $92.00 (0.4 eval attempts; $69 at BG25) over 2 Step Standard | 5 profitable days of $250+ each; best day must stay strictly under 20% of total profit | Agree on the numbers for this product; the firm’s own general rules article is just stale on product names | Near-zero premium to skip the eval, but the 20% consistency rule is written so tightly a dead-even trader gets blocked right at day 5. |
| FTUK – Instant Funding 50K | $266 (0.69 of a full Flex cycle) over Flex Challenge | no profit target; payout is on demand once in profit, flat, and consistency is 20% or lower | Disagree: homepage says ‘up to 80%’ split, but the firm’s own FAQ table shows 90% at Level 6; also documents One-Step/Two-Step products with no live checkout | On-demand payouts are the draw, but a floating-loss circuit breaker invisible on the pricing page can end your account before the published floor ever does. |
| FundedNext – Stellar Instant 20K | $400.00 (2.0 attempts) over Stellar 2-Step 25K, different sizes compared | 5% on-demand growth ($1,000 at $20K) or 1% after a 14-day wait; no consistency rule published | Agree on the 6% floor; the split percentage only appears in a help article, never in the binding Instant Account Terms | No daily loss limit is genuinely rare, but the $20K ceiling means this is the smallest ranked account here by a wide margin. |
| Funded Trading Plus – Instant Funding 50K | $1,850.00 (5.3 attempts) over 1-Step Express | just $50 of profit, from day one, no minimum days or consistency rule published | Disagree on naming only: the firm’s own live Terms never use the name ‘Instant Funding,’ calling the identical product ‘Master’ instead | Clean rules, no floor trap, but the $2,199 sticker price is so far above one day’s realistic profit that it ranks last on cash, not on risk. |
| AquaFunded – Instant Funding Pro 50K | Not computed (price not checkout-verified) | Not separately modeled | Not separately modeled here | The continuously-trailing floor plus a per-trade floating-loss rule can close this account on paper losses alone; the Standard product above is the one to buy instead. |
| Blueberry Funded – Instant Elite 50K | $1,197.50 (4.0 attempts) over 1-Step 50K | $100 realised profit and 5 active trading days, each needing $250+ in CLOSED profit | Agree: the live fee schedule matches the help-centre article on every figure checked | A trailing floor that counts unrealized profit AND a payout gate that can never be satisfied by small, steady gains is a real trap, not a technicality. |
| Blueberry Funded – Instant Lite 50K | Not separately computed | 15% payout-time consistency check on accounts bought from August 17, 2026 | Not separately modeled here | Cheaper entry than Elite, but a tighter 2%/4% floor that also counts unrealized profit. |
| FXIFY – Instant Funding Standard 50K | $1,370 (3.6 attempts) over One Phase | $50 minimum profit; first payout only after 14 days from the first trade | Disagree: the Instant Funded FAQ says 80% base split, every 14 days; the general Trader Agreement says 75% base split, no more than every 30 days | The firm’s own two documents do not agree on how much you get paid or how often; read both before you buy, not after. |
| Goat Funded Trader – Instant HERO 50K | $48.67 (0.16 attempts) over 2 Step GOAT | 6 valid days of $250+ each; best day under 15% of total profit | Agree: no conflict found between the Terms and the model-specific help article | Cheapest instant premium on this list, but the floor trails unrealized profit and a 1% floating-loss kill switch can end the account on a dip that never gets realized. |
| Instant Funding – Instant Funding Pro 40K | $1,425 (3.4 attempts) over One-Phase Pro, different sizes compared | $25 minimum profit; fixed 14-day wait after the first trade, then every 7 days | Disagree: the firm’s own live Terms & Conditions and Trader Agreement disagree with each other on the base split (70% vs. an implied 80%) and the number of account types (3 vs. 4) | A step-down floor that is actually disclosed clearly, undercut by the firm’s own paperwork not agreeing on what you get paid. |
| OFP Funding – Instant Lite 50K | N/A (the firm’s own evaluation plans are not orderable anywhere on the live site) | 5% profit target ($2,500 at 50K) inside a single-shot payout window; one reward request only | Disagree: the Terms table says 100% split, the live checkout defaults to 80%; the daily-loss reference point differs between the two documents too | Two rulebooks that contradict each other on the split and the daily-loss measurement is the central problem here, not the price. |
| DNA Funded – Instant Funding $5K-$50K | N/A | N/A (not purchasable) | Not re-verified this run; research stopped at the not-purchasable finding | Checkout has 404’d and the storefront has shown ‘orders paused’ for six straight days when we checked; not a closure, just unbuyable right now. |
The instant premium on forex prop firms, what skipping the evaluation actually costs
The instant premium is the purchase-price gap between the instant product and the same firm’s own evaluation at the nearest comparable size, expressed in dollars and in how many extra evaluation attempts that gap would have bought. It ranges from nearly nothing to several thousand dollars on this list.
Near-zero premiums: Blue Guardian’s Instant Standard 50K costs $92.00 more than its own 2 Step Standard evaluation ($69.00 at the live BG25 promo code) – less than half of one extra evaluation attempt. Goat Funded Trader’s Instant HERO 50K costs just $48.67 more than its 2 Step GOAT evaluation, 0.16 of one attempt. AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Standard 50K costs $39.47 more than its 2 Step Standard evaluation, 0.17 of one attempt – the smallest premium found in this post.
Mid-size premiums: Hola Prime’s Direct 50K costs $370 more than its 2-Step Prime evaluation, 1.16 attempts. FundedNext’s Stellar Instant 20K costs $400.00 more than its own Stellar 2-Step at the nearest size (25K, since FundedNext sells no 20K evaluation), 2.0 attempts. FTUK’s Instant Funding 50K costs $266 more than running a full Flex Challenge cycle to completion, 0.69 of one cycle.
Large premiums: FXIFY’s Instant Funding Standard 50K costs $1,370 more than its One Phase evaluation, 3.6 attempts. Instant Funding’s (instantfunding.com) Instant Funding Pro 40K costs roughly $1,425 more than its One-Phase Pro evaluation (sizes not identical; the nearest confirmed evaluation price was read at $50K), 3.4 attempts. Blueberry Funded’s Instant Elite 50K costs $1,197.50 more than its 1-Step 50K evaluation, 4.0 attempts. The largest premium on this list belongs to Funded Trading Plus: Instant Funding 50K costs $1,850.00 more than its 1-Step Express evaluation at list price, 5.3 attempts – the reason it ranks last on net cash despite having no rule-based disqualifier.
A small premium is not automatically the better buy: AquaFunded’s cheapest-premium product (Instant Funding Standard) is locked to a 14-day payout cycle with no on-demand option, while Blue Guardian’s near-zero premium product pairs with a 20% consistency rule written tightly enough to block a perfectly smooth trader right at day 5. Read the premium next to the payout gate, not alone.
Floors that trail open profit, the risk most instant funding ads hide
The single biggest risk on an instant funding account is a max-loss floor that trails your intraday equity, including trades you have not closed yet. A floor like that can end the account on a paper loss that would have recovered if you had simply held the position – you never get the chance to find out, because the account closes while the trade is still open. This post treats that mechanism as the main risk for every product it touches, ranked or cautionary.
Blueberry Funded’s own help-centre article gives the clearest worked example of why this matters: on Instant Elite, an intraday equity spike to +12% that later closes lower still locks the drawdown floor at the starting balance, because the limit responds to equity highs whether or not the trade is closed. "Floating equity counts. The limit responds to equity highs whether or not the trade is closed, which is what causes the lock in the example above," the firm’s help article states. A trader who never banked that 12% gain in cash still has it baked permanently into their floor.
Six products in this post share that mechanic: AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Pro (6% intraday trailing plus a -2% per-trade floating-loss rule), both Blueberry Funded instant products (10% and 2%/4% respectively, including unrealized P&L), FXIFY’s Instant Funding Standard (8% trailing the running profit, not just end-of-day), Goat Funded Trader’s Instant HERO (5% trailing equity plus a separate 1% floating-loss kill switch), and Instant Funding’s (instantfunding.com) Instant Funding Pro, which starts static at 10% and steps down to 5% only after a realized 5% balance gain.
Contrast that with the six ranked products, all of which trail a closed balance or end-of-day watermark, not open equity: AquaFunded’s Instant Funding Standard re-marks once per day at the 00:00 UTC reset using the higher of balance or equity at that single moment, not continuously. Hola Prime’s Direct trails the highest end-of-day balance. Blue Guardian’s Instant Standard trails the "Highest Watermark Closing Trade" (a closed-balance basis). FTUK’s floor locks progressively as balance climbs within a level. FundedNext’s Stellar Instant trails the highest closed balance, confirmed directly in the binding Instant Account Terms. Funded Trading Plus trails the high-water mark on a balance basis. None of the six ranked products let an unrealized, never-banked gain or loss move your floor.
Split headlines vs base splits on instant funding accounts
Nearly every firm in this post advertises an "up to" split that is higher than the base rate you actually get paid by default. The gap is rarely free.
FTUK’s homepage pricing widget headlines "Up to 80% Profit Split" for Instant Funding, but the firm’s own Profit Share FAQ table shows the product scales to 90% at Level 6 – the live marketing page actually understates its own documented ceiling by 10 points, while the real starting split is only 65%. Hola Prime’s Direct account pays 80% by default; reaching the 90% headline costs $140 more at $50K ($829 vs. $689) because it is a different plan SKU, not a flat percentage add-on. Blue Guardian pays 80% by default on Instant Standard, with a priced checkout add-on to reach the 90% headline shown on its own forex selector card. AquaFunded pays 90% by default and sells a one-time add-on (roughly 15% of the account fee) to reach 100%. Goat Funded Trader’s Instant HERO is the one ranked exception: 90% is both the advertised and the base split, with a +20% add-on only needed to reach a full 100%.
FundedNext’s Stellar Instant starts at 70% and rises to 80% automatically at Tier 3 – a performance milestone, not a purchased add-on – but the firm’s own binding Instant Account Terms contract never actually states a split percentage at all; the 70%/80% figures live only in a help-centre article. Funded Trading Plus pays a flat 80% with a +15%-of-the-fee add-on to reach 90%, and its Terms & Conditions use the legacy name "Master" for the product instead of "Instant Funding."
The worst split confusion on this list is not a headline-vs-base gap at all: it is firms whose own documents cannot agree on the base number. FXIFY’s live Instant Funded FAQ states an 80% base split; its live Trader Agreement states 75% for the same product. Instant Funding’s (instantfunding.com) live Terms & Conditions and Trader Agreement disagree with each other on whether the Instant Funding Account’s baseline split is 70% or an implied 80%. OFP Funding’s Terms & Conditions table for Instant Lite states a flat 100% split with no 80% row at all, while the live homepage pricing engine’s actual default, cheapest cell for the same product is 80% (100% costs $30 more). In all three cases, a buyer who reads only one of the firm’s own documents gets a different number than a buyer who reads the other.
Rules page vs the firm’s own terms on instant funding forex accounts
We cross-checked every ranked and cautionary product’s rules or FAQ page against the firm’s own Terms & Conditions, General Terms or Trader Agreement, looking specifically at the floor percentage, the split percentage and the number of account types named. Six firms’ documents agreed cleanly on every figure checked: AquaFunded (Standard product; the Terms simply state no competing numbers to conflict with), Blueberry Funded, Blue Guardian, FundedNext (on the floor; the split figure is a documentation gap, not a conflict, since the binding Terms never state one), Hola Prime and Goat Funded Trader.
Four firms’ own documents disagree with each other on a load-bearing number:
- FXIFY: the live Instant Funded FAQ states an 80% base split paid every 14 days; the general Trader Agreement states a 75% base split paid no more than every 30 days – both the split percentage and the payout cadence conflict between the firm’s own two live pages.
- Instant Funding (instantfunding.com): the firm’s own live Terms & Conditions and Trader Agreement disagree with each other on the Instant Funding Account’s baseline profit split (70% vs. an implied 80%) and on the number of account types the firm offers (three vs. four, including a Three-Phase Challenge with no live product, help page or checkout found anywhere on the site today).
- OFP Funding: the Terms & Conditions Schedule 1.1 table for Instant Lite states a flat 100% split with no 80% row; the live homepage pricing engine’s actual default, cheapest cell for the same product is 80%. The same two documents also define the daily-loss floor’s reference point differently – the Terms trail off that day’s own intraday high, while the public Trading Rules page says the floor is static off the prior day’s close.
- FTUK: a narrower conflict – the homepage pricing widget’s "Up to 80%" headline understates the firm’s own Profit Share FAQ table, which shows the product scaling to 90% at Level 6. The homepage/checkout also only sells Flex and Instant (2 products) while the help centre still documents One-Step and Two-Step Forex programs with full rule tables and no live checkout link anywhere on the site.
Under this guide’s rank rule, a firm’s own live documents disagreeing with each other (or with the product page) on a floor or split percentage is treated as serious, not a cosmetic footnote – it means a buyer who signs the contract before reading the product page, or vice versa, is agreeing to a different number than the one they thought they bought.
Source: FTUK’s official YouTube channel, "NEW Instant Funding Prop Accounts From FTUK." FTUK ranks 4th in this post; see its full block below.
Ranked instant funding forex prop firms
AquaFunded Instant Funding Standard 50K has the most net cash after payout 1
Verdict: the cheapest way on this list to skip an evaluation on a cash basis, and the product that nets the most cash after payout 1 in our base scenario – but its payout cadence is fixed, not on-demand, so a fast qualifier still waits out the full 14-day cycle.
- List price: $278.67 one-time at $50,000 (MT5); advertised with a 25% off banner, code AUTUMN when we checked, reference price around $209, timer only with no end date shown
- Floor from day one: $2,500 (5% of $50,000), re-marked once per day at the 00:00 UTC daily reset using the higher of balance or equity at that single moment – not continuously intraday. Once it moves up it never moves back down.
- Daily loss: $1,500 (3% of initial balance), calculated from the higher of balance or equity at the daily reset; a hard breach that ends the account.
- Profit before payout 1: 5 qualifying trading days, each needing at least $250 (0.5% of $50,000) profit; best single day must stay under 15% of total profit; no stated