The short answer
Your pass is confirmed automatically against the rules, you verify your identity once through Veriff, and then your funded account is issued. The funded account uses the same model and the same trading rules you already know, you keep 90% of the profit you generate, and your evaluation fee comes back to you on your first reward payout.
You hit the target. Here is exactly what happens next, in order, with no surprises.
Step 1: your pass is confirmed algorithmically
No human decides whether you passed. The system measures your account against the profit target, the drawdown limits, and the minimum trading days for your product. If you met the rules, you passed. That is the entire test.
This matters for one simple reason: the result cannot be quietly moved against you. A pass is a pass, judged by the same rules everyone trades under, applied the same way every time. You can see your status on your dashboard the moment the assessment completes.
Step 2: identity verification (Veriff)
Once you pass, we ask you to verify your identity. We use Veriff, an independent verification provider, and the process is quick: you confirm who you are and upload a government ID.
Note the timing. KYC is only ever required after you pass, never to start an evaluation. You bought a challenge, traded it, and proved your skill before we ever asked for a document. Verification simply confirms that the person who passed is the person who gets funded and paid.
Step 3: your funded account is issued
After verification clears, your funded account is created and your login credentials are issued. The exact time between passing and receiving those credentials varies, so the most reliable place to watch is your dashboard, which shows your current stage at every step.
When the account is live, you trade it exactly as you traded the evaluation. Nothing about the platform, the pricing, or the rules changes underneath you.
What stays exactly the same
The funded account runs on the same model you already know: real live prices from third-party feeds, simulated capital, real rewards, and no live capital at risk at any point. The trading rules are identical to your evaluation phase, so there is nothing new to learn and no hidden second test.
Same simulated model: real prices, simulated capital, real rewards.
Same trading rules as the evaluation phase.
Same allowed strategies (EAs, custom indicators, news trading, overnight and weekend holds where your product permits).
Same platform you already traded on.
You keep 90%
On the funded account you keep 90% of the profit you generate and the firm keeps 10%. That split is fixed at every account size, with no scaling tax and no fine print.
Your first payout and the fee refund
When you request your first reward, your evaluation fee is refunded to you on that payout. In practice, the fee you paid to start was a refundable deposit on your own performance.
Payouts are designed to be fast: approval typically lands in under an hour and the funds clear within twelve hours. You can be paid by bank transfer or crypto. The full breakdown of timing and any payout fees lives in the payout articles linked below.
Common questions right after passing
Do I have to trade right away? No. There is no time limit forcing you to start, and your funded account does not expire because you took a break.
Will the rules tighten now that I am funded? No. The funded account uses identical rules to the evaluation. What you practiced is what you trade.
Where do I check my status? Your dashboard. It shows your stage from pass, through verification, to funded, so you always know precisely where you are.
Who do I contact if something looks off? Email support@uzo.com and a real person will help.
Related
How your evaluation is assessed
KYC verification
Your funded account: what changes
Payout fees and the challenge-fee refund