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Instant Account: All Rules on One Page

All Instant account rules on one page: no minimum trading days — profit goals per payout, 20% consistency and progressive caps.

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Written by MILTRADERS Team

Everything that applies to your Instant funded account, on one page.

1. Your risk limits

• EOD trailing drawdown: $2,000 (50K) / $3,000 (100K) / $4,500 (150K)

• Trailing stops once your balance reaches $52,100 / $103,100 / $154,600: the floor locks permanently at $50,100 / $100,100 / $150,100 and never moves again — including after a payout

• Daily loss limit: $1,200 / $2,250 / $3,300

• Max contracts: 4 / 40 (50K), 8 / 80 (100K), 10 / 100 (150K) — mini / micro

• Overnight positions not allowed · Inactivity: 30 days without a trade closes the account

2. Your payouts — your profit is the clock

There is no minimum trading day count. Each payout unlocks when you earn its profit goal — in fresh profit from new trades:

• Payout 1: $3,000 / $6,000 / $9,000

• Payout 2 and beyond: $2,000 / $3,500 / $4,500

After each withdrawal, your profit goal resets — leftover profit from the previous cycle stays in your account but never counts toward the next goal. Only new trades count.

• Consistency: your best day must stay under 20% of the profit in your current cycle — if you exceed it, keep trading to dilute, then request again

• Caps: progressive, from $1,500 / $2,000 / $2,500 on your 1st payout up to $3,000 / $3,500 / $4,000 from the 6th (minimum $500 per request)

• Split: you keep 90% from the very first payout

Example (100K)

You grow the account by $6,000 → payout 1 unlocked. You withdraw $2,000 (your cap) → $1,800 received after the 90/10 split. The remaining $4,000 stays in your account, but your counter resets: you now need $3,500 in new profit to unlock payout 2, with your best day under 20% of that new block.

Good to know

Instant accounts cannot be reset and have no multi-account discount — each account is purchased individually. You can hold up to 6 funded accounts total (all types combined).

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