At Funded Trader Markets, the simulated FX capital you receive is based on the challenge size you choose. Upon passing the challenge, you will be provided with a simulated funded account equivalent to the challenge account size.
Traders can work with up to $1,000,000 in simulated funds, (please note the maximum account size is $200k) which can be allocated across any of our seven (7) distinct trading programs. This setup allows for flexibility in how you utilize your simulated capital.
1-Step Nitro, 2-Step Speed, and 2-Step Standard have a combined maximum limit of $300,000 in allocation.
1-Step Nitro – Part of $300,000 Combined Limit
2-Step Standard – Part of $300,000 Combined Limit
2-Step Speed – Part of $300,000 Combined Limit
1-Step Nitro Pro – Max $200,000 (On top of $300,000 Combined Limit)
1-Step Nitro X – Max $300,000 (On top of $300,000 Combined Limit)
Instant Standard – Max $100,000 (On top of $300,000 Combined Limit)
Instant Pro – Max $100,000 (On top of $300,000 Combined Limit)
At Funded Trader Markets, we provide a variety of programs to match different trading styles, including 1-Step Programs and Simulated Instant Funding Programs.
Our account sizes range from $5,000 to $200,000.
Traders who have multiple Simulated Funded Accounts can request to merge them, with a combined maximum limit of $200,000 after merging. Please review the Merge Criteria for details.
All Evaluation programs offer a 100% profit split on the first $10,000 of profits earned. After reaching this threshold, the profit split transitions to 80% for subsequent profits. (Note: This does not apply on Free accounts offered via Giveaways, Games, and/or Partnerships. They are always only eligible for a 80% profit split). This profit split can increase permanently to 100% if the account qualifies for a scale-up. For more details, please refer to our Scaling Plan.
Please note that the maximum allocation of Simulated Capital is $1,000,000. If multiple user accounts are registered by the same person, or by using the same IP address, Funded Trader Markets reserves
the right to terminate those accounts.