Trading rules
The $600,000 capital limit
The maximum simulated capital allocation is $600,000 across your funded accounts combined, including Instant Funding. Evaluations do not count towards that cap. A separate limit allows no more than two Flex accounts of any one size.
The limit
| Accounts | Total | Within the limit? |
|---|---|---|
| Three $200,000 funded accounts | $600,000 | Yes |
| Four $200,000 funded accounts | $800,000 | No |
The funded capital limit is per person, not per login. It includes Instant Funding, one-step funded accounts and two-step funded accounts. Evaluation purchases are not limited by the $600,000 funded cap. Flex accounts have an extra rule: no more than two Flex accounts of the same size.
It is not enforced at checkout
The system does not currently block a purchase that takes you over $600,000. Staying within the limit is your responsibility. At payout review, compliance checks the total across your funded accounts. If purchase order and funding order differ, ask support which account is affected before relying on its payout eligibility. Evaluation accounts do not count towards this $600,000 cap.
If you are over the limit:
- profits on the account that took you over the funded capital limit are voided;
- the fee for that account is refunded in full; and
- that account is no longer eligible for payouts.
Check your funded allocation before adding another funded account. Ask support how a disputed or inactive account status is classified for this check.
Accounts cannot be merged
Balances cannot be combined, profit cannot move between accounts, and drawdown is worked out separately on each one. Every account must meet its own objectives.
Every account retains its own risk limits, objectives and payout eligibility.
Trading several accounts
You may trade the same setup by hand on your own accounts. Across accounts you may not:
- add to losing exposure across Speedy, Flex or Instant Funding accounts, including a mixed sequence involving Pro; Pro-to-Pro additions are exempt from that adding-in-drawdown restriction;
- hold opposing directions on the same instrument;
- use a second account to carry exposure that would breach the first; or
- use copiers or scripts to replicate trades.
Can I scale in or trade multiple accounts? · Capital allocation manipulation
Leverage by programme
| Programme | Standard | Metals and crypto |
|---|---|---|
| Speedy | 1:30 | 1:3 |
| Flex | 1:30 | 1:3 |
| Pro | 1:100 | 1:10 |
| Instant Funding | 1:30 | 1:3 |
Higher leverage does not raise your drawdown limits. It changes how quickly you can reach them, not where they sit.
The two-Flex-accounts-per-size limit is a separate rule. Confirm with support which account stages count towards it.