Instant Funded Accounts
What account sizes are available?
Instant Accounts: $5,000 ($179), $10,000 ($349) and $25,000 ($849) in simulated buying power. Evaluations: 5K Select ($39), 10K Prime ($79) and 25K Signature ($179).
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Current purchasable sizes
Both Instant Accounts and Evaluations are offered at $5,000, $10,000 and $25,000 of simulated starting capital. They have different purchase prices and loss allowances.
| Size | Instant price | Instant 4% loss allowance | Evaluation price | Evaluation 6% loss allowance |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $179 | $200 | $39 | $300 |
| $10,000 | $349 | $400 | $79 | $600 |
| $25,000 | $849 | $1,000 | $179 | $1,500 |
Size is not withdrawable cash
The starting balance is simulated trading capital. It determines the scale of exposure and risk checks; the purchase price is the fee for access. Neither figure is a guaranteed performance payout.
An account with a larger headline size can support more exposure, but it also allows larger absolute losses if used aggressively. Plan a position using the market's contract multiplier, margin requirement, tick size and your remaining equity risk capacity rather than treating the full starting balance as money to spend.
Product rules matter more than the label
Instant uses no evaluation target, no consistency rule and no separate daily loss limit, with a 95% trader split. Evaluation requires a 10% target and daily loss controls; the resulting funded account uses a 90% split and 40% payout consistency.
Existing accounts and current offers
Previously issued accounts and their histories may differ from today's available lineup. An older account size appearing in your account selector does not mean that size is currently offered for new purchases. Consult the live comparison page and the terms shown at checkout for the plan you are buying.
Before paying, confirm the selected product and size in the purchase summary. Keep the purchase reference if support needs to investigate account issuance or a terms mismatch.
Related guidance
Read What evaluations are available? and Do I need to pass an evaluation?. See Compare accounts for the current product or workflow.