About
No evaluation, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days. A 50% split instead.
How this differs
| Term | Common in this category | Here |
|---|---|---|
| Getting funded | Pass an evaluation with a profit target | Buy the account and trade it |
| Getting paid | Payout caps that end the account when reached | A monthly cap that refills, and rises with tenure |
| Drawdown | Often end-of-day trailing | Intraday trailing, following unrealized equity |
| Consistency rule | Commonly a 20–40% best-day cap at payout | None |
| Minimum trading days | Commonly required before a first payout | None. Day one is eligible. |
| Profit split | Typically 80–90% to the trader | 50% |
A 50% share is below the category norm. It is paid on an account with no evaluation gating it, no monthly fee draining it, and no consistency rule deciding at payout time how much of your own profit counts.
What we do not claim
No payout statistics. We do not publish totals paid, payout screenshots or trader counts. We have not operated long enough for any such figure to be real.
No testimonials or reviews. There are none to show yet, and inventing them is how this industry earns its reputation.
No regulatory status. This is not a brokerage account. We claim no registration or approval, and we do not suggest that operating a simulation removes obligations that may apply under law.
No guarantee of profit or payout. You can lose the fee you paid and receive nothing. Most participants in programs of this kind do not receive a payout.
No promise of same-day bank receipt. Same-day eligibility is a rule about when you can request. When funds arrive depends on payment rails and banking cut-offs.
Nothing is held for you. Trading is simulated and the account size is a nominal figure, not cash held for you. A $500 gross withdrawal reduces your simulated account by $500 and pays you $250 in real cash. The other $250 is not a cash balance and is not owed to either party.
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