The short answer
Your funded account runs on the same rules as your evaluation. The drawdown mechanics, the allowed strategies, the prohibited behaviour: all identical. Nothing tightens, nothing shifts against you. What changes is that your performance now earns real rewards, paid to you at a fixed 90% split.
Traders are right to ask. At some firms the funded stage quietly introduces new limits, a consistency rule, or a stricter drawdown than the one you trained against. We do not do that. The whole point of an evaluation is to prove you can trade within a defined set of rules, so it would make no sense to change those rules the moment you succeed.
What carries over unchanged from the evaluation
Whatever rules governed your evaluation are the rules that govern your funded account. The mechanics you learned do not reset.
The same drawdown mechanics, including how your daily and maximum drawdown are measured and when they reset (daily drawdown resets at 00:00 UTC).
The same allowed behaviour: EAs and bots, custom indicators, copy trading from your own accounts, news trading, holding overnight, and weekend trading where your product permits it.
The same prohibited behaviour, with no new restrictions layered on.
The same leverage of 1:100.
No consistency rule, on either stage. We never require your wins to look a certain way.
Your exact drawdown numbers depend on the product you bought. They are the same numbers shown on your dashboard during the evaluation, and they remain in force on the funded account. See your dashboard for the live figures tied to your account.
What the 90/10 split means on a funded account
Once funded, the rewards your strategy generates are shared. You keep 90%, the firm keeps 10%. This ratio is fixed in writing and does not change with your account size. A $5,000 account and a $1,000,000 account split on the same terms.
You keep 90%
90% to you, 10% to the firm, at every account size, with no tiers and no fine print that erodes it. On your first reward payout, your evaluation fee is refunded too.
Payouts are designed to be fast: approval typically in under an hour and clearing within 12 hours, by bank transfer or crypto. You complete identity verification (KYC, through Veriff) only after you pass, never to begin.
It is still simulated: what that means for your rewards
A funded UZO account is still a simulated (Syn-Fi) account. You trade against real, live market prices drawn from third-party feeds, with real spreads and commissions applied uniformly, but on simulated capital. No live capital is ever at risk in the market.
The rewards, however, are real. Your performance on the simulated account determines a real cash reward that is paid to you. "Funded" describes the rules and the rewards, not a brokerage account holding your money in the live market. This structure is what lets us offer large account sizes and fast payouts while keeping your downside at zero.
Who you are contracting with (the two entities)
When you accept the funded account agreement, you are contracting with real, identifiable companies.
Entity | Role |
EonStrategy L.L.C-FZ (UAE, licence 2204298.01) | Principal operator and your counterparty under the agreement |
UZO LTD (Saint Lucia) | Operator of the MetaTrader 5 simulation platform |
EonStrategy L.L.C-FZ is the principal you contract with and the party responsible for your rewards. UZO LTD operates the MetaTrader 5 simulation environment (note that MetaTrader 5 is not available to users in the United States; TradeLocker and MatchTrader remain available). Both entities are named in your agreement.
What is still prohibited
The conduct rules do not relax once you are funded. The following remain prohibited because they exploit the simulation rather than reflect genuine trading skill:
Latency arbitrage and high-frequency (HFT) arbitrage.
Tick-exploit and tick-scalping techniques.
Any method that games the simulation rather than trading the real prices on offer.
Everything that was allowed on your evaluation stays allowed. We do not add hidden conditions at the funded stage. If a strategy passed your evaluation cleanly, it is welcome on your funded account.
Where to read the full terms
The complete and binding terms live in your account agreement and the firm's published legal documents, which set out the rules, the split, the entities, and the simulated nature of the product in full. If anything here ever appears to conflict with those documents, the agreement governs. Questions about your specific account can go to support@uzo.com.
Related
Your funded account: what changes
What is allowed and what is prohibited
The 90/10 split explained
Simulated trading, explained