The short answer
If your instant account breaches, that account is over. There is no in-place restart that brings the same account back to life. What you can do is buy a fresh instant account, and because instant funding has no evaluation, the new one starts trading the moment it is set up.
Below is exactly what ending the account means, how a new account works, and how the fee refund carries forward. Whether UZO runs a formal reset or discount after a breach can change over time, so for the current options always check your dashboard or ask us at support@uzo.com.
What ending the account means
An instant account ends when you cross one of its hard limits or break a conduct rule. Once it ends, trading stops on that account and it cannot be revived.
Daily drawdown. Equity falls past the 4% daily limit (measured from the day's starting balance, reset at 00:00 UTC).
Trailing max drawdown. Equity falls past the 7% trailing limit, which follows your high-water mark up but never down.
Single-trade loss. One position loses more than the per-trade cap (2% on Instant, tighter on Instant Pro).
Prohibited conduct. Strategies that game the simulation, such as latency or HFT arbitrage and tick-exploit scalping, end the account regardless of P&L.
The single-trade cap and the conduct rules are not soft warnings. Crossing any one of them closes the account in the same way a drawdown breach does.
Buying a fresh instant account
A new instant account is a clean start. Instant funding has no evaluation phase and no profit target to clear first, so once you purchase and set up the account you can begin trading right away. The balance starts at your chosen size and the drawdown limits reset to full.
You also choose the new account freely. You can repurchase the same size, step down to manage risk while you rebuild a routine, or scale up. Instant accounts go up to $1M, and the choice between Instant, Instant Pro, and Instant 24h is yours to make again. Each carries its own rules, so review them before you commit.
Honest note
Most evaluations and accounts do not pass. A fresh account does not change the math of the markets. If a breach came from a single oversized trade or a rule you did not realise applied, fix that before you buy again, otherwise the same outcome tends to repeat.
How the fee refund applies to a new account
Your account fee is refunded on your first reward payout from that account. The refund is tied to the account that pays out, so a new account carries its own refund: trade it, reach a payout, and the fee you paid for that account comes back with your first reward.
You keep 90%
On any account, the split is 90% to you and 10% to the firm, fixed at every size. Payouts are approved in under an hour and clear within 12 hours, by bank or crypto.
A fee paid on an account that already ended is not refunded retroactively. The refund follows the account that produces the payout, not your history with us.
Where to find current options
Pricing, available sizes, and any offers that apply after a breach are shown on your dashboard, since these can change. If you want a recommendation on which instant product fits how you trade, or you are unsure why an account ended, reach out and we will walk you through it.
Compare sizes and prices, then purchase, on your dashboard.
Email support@uzo.com for help choosing or for anything about a closed account.
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