Evaluations
What rules apply after graduation?
6% static drawdown, 3% daily equity loss from midnight UTC, 90% trader split and daily payout requests. Your best profitable UTC day must be no more than 40% of total net trading profit.
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A fresh funded stage
Passing an evaluation creates a new funded account at the original starting size. It does not convert evaluation earnings into a payout balance. Future closed trading performance on the funded account is assessed separately.
| Rule | Evaluation-funded account |
|---|---|
| Static maximum equity loss | 6% of original size |
| Daily equity loss | 3% of original size, measured from midnight UTC equity |
| Trader profit share | 90% |
| Payout consistency | Best profitable UTC day no more than 40% of total net trading profit |
| Request frequency | Daily, when eligible |
Risk rules still apply
Daily loss and maximum loss are equity-based. Open losses, commissions and funding can affect the remaining risk capacity even before a position closes. A new calendar day does not restore the original account's static maximum-loss allowance.
For a $10,000 funded account, the static loss allowance is $600 and the daily allowance is $300. The static breach level is $9,400. The daily check uses the day's opening UTC equity, so it is not always a fixed $9,700 balance level.
Payout eligibility is not the same as passing
The 10% evaluation target is the condition for graduation. The funded stage instead evaluates eligible realized profit, risk status and the 40% consistency rule when you request a payout. Having one large winning day can leave the account profitable but temporarily ineligible for a payout.
Instant Accounts do not use this consistency requirement and have different loss limits and profit share. Always check the account's product label before comparing rules.
Where to go next
Review the dedicated consistency explanation and the payout procedure before trading the new account. Check your account selection and any copy links after graduation; old evaluation links are disabled during the transition. If the account's visible terms differ from your purchased plan, ask support to review the purchase and account references.
Related guidance
Read Is there a consistency rule? and Is there a daily loss limit?.