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Instant Elite Accounts [forex]

šŸ“‰ 3% Daily Drawdown

Rule: Don’t lose more than 3% of your balance in one day.

Example: If your account is $100,000, the most you can lose in a day is $3,000. If your equity drops below $97,000 at any point in the day, the account is breached.

Why: Keeps traders from blowing accounts in a single session. Promotes discipline and risk control.

šŸ“‰ 6% Max Drawdown

Rule: Don’t lose more than 6% from your starting balance overall.

Example: On a $100,000 account, your account can’t drop below $94,000. Even if losses happen over several days, once that line is crossed, it’s over.

Why: Protects the firm’s capital and ensures traders don’t spiral into unrecoverable losses.

šŸ“‰ 1.5% Floating Drawdown Per Trade

Rule: No single open trade may carry a floating loss exceeding 1.5% of your account balance.

Example: On a $100,000 account, if any one trade's floating loss reaches $1,500, it must be closed or reduced before it breaches this rule.

Why: Stops one runaway position from eating into your overall drawdown limit on its own.

šŸ“° Trading News Allowed

Rule: You can trade during high-impact news events.

Example: NFP Friday? FOMC press conference? You’re allowed to trade it — just manage your risk wisely.

Why: We trust skilled traders to capitalize on volatility without handcuffing you.
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šŸ“… Holding Over Weekends Allowed

Rule: You may leave positions open over the weekend.

Example: You buy gold on Friday and want to hold until Monday’s open. That’s allowed here.

Why: Gives traders more flexibility with swing trades and longer-term setups.

āš–ļø Lot Size Consistency

Currency Rule : You can only increase/decrease lot size by 1 lot from your previous trade.

Example: If you just traded 5 lots, your next trade must be 4, 5, or 6 lots — not 10.

Why: Prevents erratic lot size jumps and encourages consistent risk management.

Indices Rule: You can only decrease lot size by 0.25 from your previous trade.

Example: If you just traded 1 lot, your next trade must be 0.75, 1 or 1.25 lot - not 10.

Why: Prevents erratic lot size jumps and encourages consistent risk management.

Example of indices: US30 NAS100 SPX GER40 XAUUSD

šŸ¤– Trading Bots Allowed

Rule: You may use EAs and trading bots.

Example: You’ve coded a MetaTrader bot that follows your strategy. You’re free to use it, as long as it obeys all other rules.

Why: We embrace innovation — if your bot performs consistently, it’s valid trading.

ā±ļø Minimum Trade Time: 1 Minutes

Rule: Every trade must be open for at least 1 minutes.

Example: You place a buy on EUR/USD — you can’t close it after 30 seconds. It must stay open for 1+ minutes.

Why: Stops manipulation from ultra-fast scalp tactics not sustainable long-term.

šŸ’° Payout Structure: Step-by-Step Breakdown

- Profit Split: 70%

- No minimum trading days

- 5 profitable trading days at 0.5% or more required before each payout

- Payout Window: Every 14 days

- Max Payout:

[6% of account] a 3% profit buffer must remain in the account after withdrawal

Example: You profit $10,000 → You receive 70% = $7,000, capped at 6% of account balance ($6,000 on a $100k account), leaving a required 3% buffer in the account after the payout.
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šŸ’ø Minimum Profit to Request Payout: 1%

Rule: You must generate at least 1% profit to request a payout.

Example: On a $100K account, your account must be at $101,000+ to qualify.

Why It Helps You: Ensures each payout is meaningful and worth processing.


In addition to the challenge-specific rules above, every funded account follows a shared set of core rules, covering minimum trading days, payout eligibility, maximum risk per trade, daily profit cap, and maximum payout per cycle.

These apply across all account types and payout cycles. You can review the full rules here:

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