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📘 Instant Funding (Futures Style) – FAQ & Rules

Please read this guide to understand the rules of the program.

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Written by Yemi

This product is no longer on sale. These rules apply to existing Instant Funding (Futures Style) accounts.

Overview

What is Instant Funding (Futures Style)? An instant funded account with no consistency rule and an end-of-day (EOD) trailing drawdown.

  • Maximum Drawdown: EOD trailing, by account size

  • Daily Drawdown: by account size (none on $25,000)

  • Profit Split: 90%

  • Payout Frequency: Every 5 days

  • Max Total Funding: $400,000 across all accounts

Account Size

Max Loss Limit

Daily Loss Limit

$25,000

$1,000

None

$50,000

$2,000

$1,200

$100,000

$3,500

$2,100

$150,000

$5,000

$3,000


Trading Rules

Stop Losses

  • Not required.

News Trading

  • Not allowed. Trades must not be opened or closed 5 minutes before or after a red folder news event. Profit from these trades is deducted at payout.

Expert Advisors (EAs)

  • Allowed.

Copy Trading

  • You can copy your own trades.

  • Copying other traders' trades in the same timeframe is not allowed.

Averaging Into Trades

  • Allowed.

Tick Scalping

  • Keep trades open for over 2 minutes. Shorter trades are a soft breach.


Drawdown & Targets

Max Loss Limit (EOD Trailing)

  • Your limit sits your Max Loss Limit below the highest end-of-day balance or equity your account has reached.

  • It only moves at the 5pm EST snapshot. Intraday highs are ignored.

  • It only ever moves up, never down. Hit it and the account is closed.

Example 1: Intraday spike, flat close ($50,000, $2,000 limit)

  • Start: equity $50,000, limit $48,000.

  • Midday equity hits $50,900, then falls back to $50,000.

  • At 5pm EST equity is $50,000. The spike is ignored, so the limit stays at $48,000.

Example 2: Higher close ($50,000, $2,000 limit)

  • At 5pm EST equity is $50,600 (closed profit, open profit, or both).

  • New end-of-day high, so the limit trails to $48,600.

  • If you lose the next day, it stays at $48,600.

Daily Loss Limit

  • The most you can lose in one trading day, by account size (see table). None on the $25,000 account.


Payouts

Profit Split

  • 90% to you.

Payout Schedule

  • You can request a payout every 5 days.

Profit Goal You need to reach a profit goal before you can request a payout. You can then withdraw anything above the goal. After a payout, your balance resets to the starting balance.

Account Size

1st Payout Goal

2nd Payout Onwards

$25,000

$1,500

$1,250

$50,000

$3,000

$2,500

$100,000

$6,000

$3,500

$150,000

$9,000

$4,500

  • Example: on a $50,000 account, first payout, you're $4,000 in profit. You can withdraw the $1,000 above the $3,000 goal.

Max Payout

Account Size

Max Payout

$25,000

$1,000

$50,000

$2,000

$100,000

$2,500

$150,000

$3,000

  • Max payouts go up by $500 after your 4th payout.

  • Minimum payout is $500 on every size.

Minimum Profitable Days

  • 5 trading days before you're eligible for a payout. A profitable day is a day with at least 0.2% profit. This may be reduced during promotions.

24-Hour Payout Guarantee

  • Payouts are processed within 24 business hours of an eligible request.

  • If we miss this, you get an extra 10% on your profit split.

  • Exceptions: weekends and bank holidays, compliance or risk reviews, and delays in Rise onboarding or waiting on your reply.


Rule Breaches & Payout Denials

Soft Breaches (Profit Deductions)

  • If you break a funded account rule (for example tick scalping or news trading), the profit from that trade is deducted from your total profit.

  • If deductions are less than your profit, the reduced payout is still processed.

  • If deductions are more than your profit, the payout is denied.

  • Maximum of 20 soft breaches before the account is closed. These are checked at payout, not automatically.

  • If 50% or more of your trades are soft breaches, the payout is declined.

Payout Denial Penalties

  • 1st denial: profit split is halved.

  • 2nd denial: account closed.

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