(Give away challenge - Limited Run)
Please read this guide to understand the rules of the program.
Overview
What is Pro Zero?
Pro Zero removes consistency rules and keeps the process simple. It uses a single-step (1 Step) evaluation: reach the profit target without breaching the drawdown limits, and you'll be funded.
Account Parameters
Challenge Phase (1 Step)
Profit Target: 5%
Max Drawdown: 5% trailing (high-watermark)
Daily Drawdown: None
Minimum Trading Days: None
Funded Phase
Profit Cap: 5% per payout cycle
Max Drawdown: 5% trailing â locks at 1% below starting balance once 4% profit is achieved
Daily Drawdown: None
Minimum Trading Days: None
Profit Consistency Rule: None
Payout Frequency: every 14 days (bi-weekly)
Max Funding: $300,000
Trading Rules
Stop Loss
A stop loss is mandatory and must be placed within 5 minutes of opening any trade while in funded status.
"Fake" stop losses are not allowed (a SL that, if hit, would exceed the daily or max drawdown).
News Trading
Not allowed: if a trade is open or closed within 5 minutes before or after any high-impact (Red) news event, the profit will be treated as a soft breach and deducted from the account at payout.
Expert Advisors (EAs)
Not allowed on Pro Zero.
Copy Trading
Copying your own trades is allowed. Copying other traders' trades in the same timeframe is not allowed.
Averaging Into Trades
Allowed.
Tick Scalping
Avoid any attempt at tick scalping, and keep trades open for more than 2 minutes.
Consistency Rules
None.
Drawdown & Targets
Profit Target (Challenge)
Single-step target = 5%. Reach 5% profit without breaching the 5% trailing drawdown, and the account moves to funded.
Max Drawdown (Funded â 5% trailing)
Breach level = highest balance/equity reached (HWM) â 7% of that highest value.
Example (start $100,000):
At start: HWM = $100,000 â breach level = $95,000
Equity peaks at $102,000: HWM = $102,000 â 5% = $5,000 â new breach level = $97,000
Balance later peaks at $105,000: HWM = $105,000 â 5% = $5,000 â new breach level = $100,000
If your balance or equity hits or drops below the breach level at any time, the account is closed. Unlike a static drawdown, this limit trails upward as your account grows.
Daily Drawdown
None
Payouts
Profit Split
70% from the first payout onward.
Payout Schedule
Bi-weekly (every 14 days).
Profit Cap & Max Withdrawal
Profit cap per cycle = 5% of the starting balance.
Max withdrawal per cycle = 5% of the starting balance.
Example: on a $100,000 account, the max withdrawal per cycle is $5,000.
Buffer Rule
To request a payout, you must first reach a 3% profit buffer. Once you pass that threshold, you can withdraw any profit above the buffer, with your profit split applied to the withdrawn amount.
For example, on a $100,000 account the 3% buffer is $103,000. If your balance reaches $105,000, you can withdraw $2,000 â after your 70% split, you would receive $1,400. If your balance is $103,500, you can withdraw $500 and receive $350.
Once the payout is complete, the account balance resets to the starting balance.
24-Hour Payout Guarantee
Once a payout is eligible and requested, we process it within 24 business hours.
If we miss that window, you receive an extra 10% on your profit split.
Exceptions: weekends/holidays, compliance/risk reviews, or delays in Rise onboarding or user response.
Rule Breaches & Payout Denials
Soft Breaches (Profit Deductions)
If you break a rule (e.g. the stop-loss rule or other restrictions), that trade's profit is deducted from your total profit.
If the deductions are less than your profit, the reduced payout is still processed.
If the deductions exceed your profit (e.g. $3,000 profit but $4,000 deducted), your payout is denied.
You have a maximum of 20 soft breaches before account closure; this is detected at the payout stage, not automatically.
If 50% or more of your trades incur soft breaches, your payout will be denied. For example, if you have 15 trades and 10 of them break our rules, the payout is denied.
Payout Denial Penalties
1st denial: your profit split is halved.
2nd denial: account closure.
Floating Loss Rule
There is no floating loss rule on Pro Zero. It does not apply to these accounts.