Quick Summary of What’s New
Swing Accounts Introduced
A new Swing account type is being introduced alongside the existing Intraday accounts.
Intraday accounts remain unchanged
Swing accounts are an additional option
Account Limit Increased
The maximum number of accounts a trader may hold has been increased to 20 accounts across asset classes.
Intraday vs Swing Comparison
Rule | Intraday | Swing |
Profit Target | Daily | Weekly |
Position Holding | Same Day | Multi-day |
Overnight Holding | No | Yes |
Weekend Holding | No | Yes |
Swing Account Trading Rules
Swing accounts use a weekly benchmark model designed for traders who hold positions overnight or across multiple days.
No Daily Profit Target
Swing accounts do not use a daily profit target.
There is no required profit amount per day
Performance is measured weekly instead of daily
Weekly Benchmark System
Swing accounts operate using a weekly benchmark.
Each account has a weekly profit target
When the target is reached during the week, a benchmark is earned
Benchmark Requirements for Swing Accounts
Weekly Benchmark System
Performance on Swing accounts is evaluated through weekly benchmarks based on realized profit from closed trades during the week.
To earn 1 benchmark, traders must reach the weekly profit target.
Account Size | Weekly Benchmark Target |
12.5K | $625 |
25K | $1,250 |
Note: Only realized/closed trades count towards the weekly benchmark target.
How Profit Counts Toward a Benchmark
Only realized (closed) trades count toward benchmarks.
This means:
Profit is counted when a trade is closed
If a position stays open across multiple days or weeks, the profit is counted when the position is closed
The profit will count for the week in which the trade is closed
Benchmarks are counted weekly, regardless of the number of trading days.
Benchmark Examples:
Example 1: A trader reaches $625 profit on Monday.
The weekly benchmark is immediately achieved for that week, regardless of how many additional days the trader trades afterward.Example 2
A trader opens a position on Wednesday and holds it for two weeks.
When the trader eventually closes the position and the total realized profit reaches the benchmark target, the benchmark is counted for the week in which the position was closed, not the week in which the position was opened.
No Minimum Trading Days
Swing accounts do not require a minimum number of trading days.
No Time Limit
There is no overall time limit to reach benchmarks.
Traders can progress toward benchmarks at their own pace.
Hedging Policy
Hedging is not allowed.
Transition to Real Prop
To be considered for Real Prop, traders must complete 6–8 weekly Benchmarks on a single Swing account.
Approval is not automatic
The final decision is made by the Risk & Compliance Team.
Swing Accounts Signing Bonus
Account Size | Bonus |
12.5K | $5,625 |
25K | $11,250 |
Maximum Accounts Allowed
Traders may hold up to 20 accounts in total across all programs and asset classes.
Account Limits by Asset Class
Each asset class allows a maximum of 10 accounts:
Futures
Up to 5 Intraday accounts
Up to 5 Swing accounts
Total Futures accounts allowed: 10
Stocks
Up to 5 Intraday accounts
Up to 5 Swing accounts
Total Stock accounts allowed: 10
Total Account Limit Per Trader
The maximum a trader may hold is:
10 Futures accounts
10 Stock accounts
For a combined total of 20 accounts per trader.
Real Prop Account Limits
A trader may hold up to 4 Real Prop accounts in total:
Up to 3 Futures Real Prop accounts
Up to 1 Stock Real Prop account
Grandfathered Accounts
Due to previous program rules, some traders may hold grandfathered Futures accounts exceeding the 10-account per asset class limit.
These accounts may remain active
However, the total number of accounts held by a trader across all asset classes and program types can never exceed 20 accounts.
Maximum accounts allowed per trader:
Futures: Maximum 10 accounts total (up to 5 Intraday + 5 Swing)
Stocks: Maximum 10 accounts total (up to 5 Intraday + 5 Swing)
Traders cannot purchase additional accounts if doing so would cause them to exceed either the 20 total account limit or the 10-account limit per asset class.
Discontinuation of 100K Accounts
The 100K account size will be discontinued effective March 16, 2026.
Existing 100K Accounts
Traders who currently hold active 100K accounts may continue trading them under the existing rules.
No changes will be made to currently active accounts.
Traders may continue progressing and trading those accounts normally.
Store Credit for 100K Account Transition
To help ease the transition away from the 100K program, traders who fail an existing 100K account will receive $200 store credit that can be used towards any product on our website.
The store credit may be used toward the purchase of any product on our website.
Store credit is issued after the 100K account fails.
Resets After Failure
If a 100K account fails, it cannot be reset back into a 100K account.
Instead:
Any reset will create a 50K account.
This includes:
Standard resets
Benchmark resets
Benchmark Reset Transition
If a trader had progress toward benchmarks on a 100K account before failure, the reset account will be issued as:
50K account with up to 4 benchmarks preserved
Signing Bonus Adjustment
If a 100K failed account is reset to a 50K account, the signing bonus will follow the 50K account structure, not the previous 100K tier.
This means the signing bonus will be calculated based on the 50K account size
Signing bonuses will follow the rules of the new 50K account tier.
Signing bonuses tied to the former 100K program will no longer apply after the transition.