My Funded Futures: accounts & rules

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $105. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $24,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Builder has no consistency rule while passing; a 50% rule appears later, on payouts.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

Largest single day capped at 50% of the cycle profit, recalculated at each request and reset after each approved payout. Builder moves its consistency rule from the evaluation to the payouts — the opposite of Rapid and Pro.

Five simulated payouts at most, so the simulated stage is capped at $5,000 withdrawn before the live transition.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

No trade within 7 consecutive calendar days closes the funded account. There is no inactivity rule on the live account.

Two simulated funded accounts per user on Builder 25k. After a breach the next one can only start the following trading day.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The live account keeps the drawdown option chosen at checkout, pays daily, has no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown during which no simulated trading, reset or new purchase is allowed.

Unrestricted in both the evaluation and the funded stage: positions may be held through any scheduled event.

Every position must be closed before the session ends; anything still open is closed automatically by the platform.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $125. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $48,500. Builder is sold at one price in two versions that differ only by this number: the standard account carries $2,000 and the add-on version $1,500. The cushion, not the price, is the choice.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

Reaching it pauses trading for the rest of the day; it does not breach the account.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Builder has no consistency rule while passing; a 50% rule appears later, on payouts.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

Largest single day capped at 50% of the cycle profit, recalculated at each request and reset after each approved payout. Builder moves its consistency rule from the evaluation to the payouts — the opposite of Rapid and Pro.

Five simulated payouts at most, so the simulated stage is capped at $5,000 withdrawn before the live transition.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

No trade within 7 consecutive calendar days closes the funded account. There is no inactivity rule on the live account.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The live account keeps the drawdown option chosen at checkout, pays daily, has no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown during which no simulated trading, reset or new purchase is allowed.

Unrestricted in both the evaluation and the funded stage: positions may be held through any scheduled event.

Every position must be closed before the session ends; anything still open is closed automatically by the platform.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $153. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $48,000. Builder is sold at one price in two versions that differ only by this number: the standard account carries $2,000 and the add-on version $1,500. The cushion, not the price, is the choice.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

Reaching it pauses trading for the rest of the day; it does not breach the account.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Builder has no consistency rule while passing; a 50% rule appears later, on payouts.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

Largest single day capped at 50% of the cycle profit, recalculated at each request and reset after each approved payout. Builder moves its consistency rule from the evaluation to the payouts — the opposite of Rapid and Pro.

Five simulated payouts at most, so the simulated stage is capped at $5,000 withdrawn before the live transition.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

No trade within 7 consecutive calendar days closes the funded account. There is no inactivity rule on the live account.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The live account keeps the drawdown option chosen at checkout, pays daily, has no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown during which no simulated trading, reset or new purchase is allowed.

Unrestricted in both the evaluation and the funded stage: positions may be held through any scheduled event.

Every position must be closed before the session ends; anything still open is closed automatically by the platform.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $401. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $97,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

The Pro table publishes the micro figure as the same number as the minis, which contradicts the 1 mini = 10 micros convention used across the other plans. Treat the micro limit as unverified.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

Live balance is static between a published minimum and maximum, with its own daily loss limit range and contract range. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown.

The Pro funded table lists Tier 1 news trading as not allowed.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $557. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $145,500.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

The Pro table publishes the micro figure as the same number as the minis, which contradicts the 1 mini = 10 micros convention used across the other plans. Treat the micro limit as unverified.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

Live balance is static between a published minimum and maximum, with its own daily loss limit range and contract range. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown.

The Pro funded table lists Tier 1 news trading as not allowed.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $265. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $48,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

The Pro table publishes the micro figure as the same number as the minis, which contradicts the 1 mini = 10 micros convention used across the other plans. Treat the micro limit as unverified.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

Live balance is static between a published minimum and maximum, with its own daily loss limit range and contract range. A live breach triggers a 21-day cooldown.

The Pro funded table lists Tier 1 news trading as not allowed.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $356. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $97,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

This is the trap in the Rapid plan: the evaluation is judged at the close, but the funded account trails your equity high in real time, always $3,000 behind it. Passing does not mean the rule you passed under still applies. It locks once it reaches $100.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $463. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $145,500.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

This is the trap in the Rapid plan: the evaluation is judged at the close, but the funded account trails your equity high in real time, always $4,500 behind it. Passing does not mean the rule you passed under still applies. It locks once it reaches $100.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $145. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $24,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

This is the trap in the Rapid plan: the evaluation is judged at the close, but the funded account trails your equity high in real time, always $1,000 behind it. Passing does not mean the rule you passed under still applies. It locks once it reaches $100.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $209. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $48,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Largest single day capped at 50% of total profit while passing. It does not apply once funded.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

This is the trap in the Rapid plan: the evaluation is judged at the close, but the funded account trails your equity high in real time, always $2,000 behind it. Passing does not mean the rule you passed under still applies. It locks once it reaches $100.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $145. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $24,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

Rapid EOD is the slowest of the four to pass.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Builder has no consistency rule while passing; a 50% rule appears later, on payouts.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.

The quote shown on the site with the advertised 40%-off code. The struck-through figure beside it is $209. A separate first-evaluation offer is advertised at 50% off; the two were not seen combined.

The firm states there are no activation fees on any plan.

No reset price was published on the pages read.

No tax treatment is stated on the pages read.

The pages read do not state who bears platform or data fees.

Starting minimum balance $48,000.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The floor does not move during the session, but open equity losses count when the account is judged at the end of the day.

Rapid EOD is the slowest of the four to pass.

No scaling during the evaluation: the full limit is available from the start.

Builder has no consistency rule while passing; a 50% rule appears later, on payouts.

No expiry date appears on the pages read for this plan.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

The pages read do not state whether bots or copiers are permitted.

Not covered by the pages read.

An inactivity rule is published for the funded stage; none is stated for the evaluation.

The funded account starts at $0, so the balance can go negative until the floor trails up to breakeven. The firm states this is expected.

The floor trails up to new end-of-day highs and never comes back down. It locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance, and from then on it is a fixed floor.

The published rule is the maximum loss limit plus $100; profit must clear it before any payout can be requested, and the buffer itself cannot be withdrawn.

After the first payout the maximum loss limit moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there permanently.

A 7-day inactivity rule is published for Builder; the pages read do not state one for this plan.

Not stated on the pages read for this plan.

Beyond the buffer and the per-cycle cap, no further limit was published.

No MAE-style rule was found on the pages read.

Not stated on the pages read.

The Rapid live parameters are on a separate page that was not read.

The evaluation permits Tier 1 news; the funded account does not. Another rule that changes the day you pass.

Builder states positions must be flat at the session close; the pages read do not repeat it for this plan.

No scalping restriction was found on the pages read.

Trading hours were not covered by the pages read.

No list of excluded countries was found on the pages read.

Commission rates were not on the pages read.