You can have a maximum of 100k funding from Elites Funding from Instant Funding accounts.

No. You’re permitted to hold your trade overnight and over the weekend for the Instant Funding program.

With Elites Funding, you’ll get up to a 90% profit split.

You’ll get an 80% profit share initially. With scale-up, you’ll be eligible for a 90% profit share.

This principle, often termed the “trader’s daily stop-loss,” constitutes a fundamental element of our trading framework. According to our guidelines, this stop-loss is established at 3% of the initial account balance.

It stipulates that at any given time during the day, the total outcome of all completed trades combined with the current unrealized profits or losses on open positions must not surpass the predetermined daily loss limit. This is calculated using the following formula:

Current daily loss = Total outcome of completed trades for the day + Outcome of open positions.

For instance, let’s consider an initial account balance of $100,000, with the maximum daily loss set at $3,000. If you incur losses of $2,400 from closed trades, your account should not decrease by more than $600 on that day. Additionally, the total of your open floating losses should not exceed -$600. It’s crucial to note that this limit incorporates commissions and swaps.

Conversely, if you earn $1,500 in profits in a single day, you can withstand losses of up to $4,500, but no more. Remember, your Maximum Daily Loss encompasses your open trades as well. For example, if you realize losses of $1,800 from closed trades in a day and subsequently open a new trade resulting in a floating loss of -$1,710 before eventually turning positive, you’ve already exceeded the daily loss limit, as your equity momentarily stood at -$3,510, exceeding the permitted loss of $3,000.

Be mindful that the Maximum Daily Loss resets at midnight. For instance, if you earn a profit of $1,200 in one day and simultaneously hold an open position with a floating loss of $3,900, you’re within the daily loss limit for that day, with a current daily loss of $2,700 ($1,200 profit from closed trades – $3,900 from open position). However, if you retain this position with an open loss of $3,900 after midnight, you’ll breach the daily loss limit, as profits from the previous day do not carry over, and the $3,900 open loss exceeds the $3,000 maximum daily permitted loss.

The Maximum Overall Trailing Loss — also known as the account stop-loss — is set at 5% of your starting balance. This limit trails your equity as you earn profits, meaning it adjusts upward when your account grows, but never moves down.

For example, if your Instant Funding account starts with $50,000, your maximum trailing loss is $2,500. This means your minimum allowable equity is $47,500. As your account grows, this threshold moves up. If your equity reaches $52,000, the trailing loss is now calculated from that peak, and the new minimum equity becomes $49,500 (5% below $52,000).

Important:

• This drawdown is based on equity, not balance — it includes open positions.

• Once your equity decreases, the trailing stop locks in place and no longer follows the equity downward.

• Commissions and swaps are included in the calculation.

This mechanism ensures consistent risk control while giving traders room to grow their accounts responsibly.

Trailing drawdown is a dynamic risk limit that follows your equity as your account grows. It defines how much your equity can decline from its peak before your account is breached.

Here’s how it works:

• When your equity increases, the trailing drawdown threshold moves up.

• If your equity drops, the threshold stays fixed at its highest point — it doesn’t go back down.

• The rule applies to open positions (equity), not just closed trades (balance).

Example:
You start with a $25,000 account and a 5% trailing drawdown ($1,250).

• If your equity peaks at $27,000, your trailing stop moves to $25,750.

• If your equity then falls to $25,600 — your account is breached.

This rule is designed to reward consistent profits while protecting against deep drawdowns. It encourages strong risk management and avoids reckless trading once you’re in profit.

If a trader violates the daily drawdown rule, his/her account will be suspended.

If a trader violates the overall drawdown rule, his/her account will be suspended.

No, there is no profit target but you need to trade consistently for minimum 10 days before you can request a payout. Make sure to read the full FAQ in order to comply with the Prohibited Trading Strategies.

Your fee will be refunded together with your first payout.

Before you can request any payout you will have to pass the KYC check from your Member Area profile page.

If your funded account has been suspended in profit, you will be eligible for 50% of the profits you made if your trades comply with the following two criteria:

1. All of your funded account trades must have SL.
2. You must not lose more than 1% of your account size on any individual trade.

You must meet both of the criteria mentioned above. Then you will have seven days after the violation to request the 50% profit disbursement from the suspended funded account.