Beginner Max is the lower-cost route into funding: the same targets and limits as the standard Beginner account, with up to 10 funded accounts and no 50% payout-cycle cap. In exchange, the daily loss limit ends the account, you clear a buffer before your first payout, and the evaluation runs on a 30-day clock.

These are one-time purchases — no monthly subscriptions, recurring fees, or subscription plans.

How Beginner Max differs from the standard Beginner account: the daily loss limit is a hard breach rather than a pause, you must clear a buffer before your first payout, the evaluation has a 30-day limit, you may hold 10 accounts rather than 3, and the 50% payout-cycle cap does not apply. Everything else is the same.

On Beginner Max the Daily Loss Limit is a hard breach. If it is reached, the account is breached and closed. It does not pause and reset the following day.

This is the most important difference between Beginner Max and the standard Beginner account, where the same dollar figures only pause the account until the next trading day. If you are moving across, size your positions accordingly.

The Hyperticks Beginner Max Account has a maximum loss limit, which defines the total amount the account is allowed to lose.

The Maximum Loss Limit is a hard breach and does not reset. If it is reached, the account is considered breached.

Before your first payout, the account must reach its starting balance plus the buffer. The standard Beginner account has no buffer requirement.

The buffer is your maximum loss limit plus $100 — the exact point at which your end-of-day drawdown locks. When you reach it, two things happen at once: your drawdown locks at that level and stops moving (the account can never fall below it again), and your first payout unlocks.

The buffer is not money you give up. It is profit kept in the account to make your floor permanent, and you clear it once — every payout after that follows the normal rules.

Yes. You have 30 days from purchase to reach the profit target. If the target is not met within 30 days, the evaluation ends.

The standard Beginner account has no time limit at all.

The 30-day clock applies to the evaluation only. Once you pass and receive your sim funded account, there is no deadline on the funded account.

The Hyperticks Beginner Max Account uses an End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown model.

This means drawdown is evaluated at the end of the trading day. Floating losses and open profits during the session do not move it.

Traders receive a flat 90% profit split across all account sizes.

To be eligible for a payout on a Hyperticks Beginner Max Account, traders must clear the buffer, complete the required number of profitable trading days, and meet the applicable consistency rule.

The account must first reach its starting balance plus the buffer — $26,100, $52,225 or $103,350 depending on plan size. This is required once, before your first payout.

$25,000 Plan: 5 winning days of at least $100
$50,000 Plan: 5 winning days of at least $150
$100,000 Plan: 5 winning days of at least $200

Sim Funded: 40%

The consistency rule means that no single trading day may account for more than 40% of your total profits at the time of your payout request.

All trading activity must remain within the account's trading rules and risk limits throughout the qualification period. Failure to meet the required winning days, consistency rule, or any applicable trading rules may result in the payout request being denied.

If your payout request is denied because the payout requirements were not met, you may continue trading on the account, meet the required payout conditions, and submit a new payout request once you become eligible.

The Hyperticks Beginner Max Account has defined payout limits, which depend on the selected account size and payout number. They are identical to the standard Beginner account.

Payout caps follow a progressive structure that increases with each successive payout. The $25,000 plan is a flat $800 on every payout.

The 50% payout cycle cap does not apply. On the standard Beginner account, each request is capped at 50% of the profit earned during that payout cycle, or the cap above, whichever is lower. On Beginner Max there is no 50% cap — you may withdraw up to your full progressive cap regardless of how much profit you made during that cycle, provided you meet every eligibility requirement.

All payout requests must remain within these limits and meet all payout eligibility conditions.

After a payout is completed, the account is assigned a Post-Payout Maximum Loss Limit. This sets a new loss threshold that applies moving forward.

This adjustment helps protect the account after profits are withdrawn while allowing trading to continue under defined limits. Because the buffer already takes the account to this level, your floor is locked here before your first payout is even released.

To keep your account active, you must place at least one trade within every 7-day period. If no trade is placed for 7 consecutive days, your account may be considered inactive and breached.

If you expect a period away from the markets, contact support before the 7-day window closes.

Your allowed position size increases as your profits grow. This encourages discipline early on while rewarding performance.

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On sim funded phase: