Direct: funded without an evaluation
Provisioned funded at checkout — here's what you're actually buying.
Updated 2026-07-04
Direct accounts skip the evaluation entirely. Checkout completes, the account provisions on the standard 30-second SLA, and it is already funded — first trade to first payout with no target to hit first.
| Account | Price | Split | Consistency | First payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K DIRECT | $425 | 90 / 10 | 20% best day | $1,000 |
| 50K DIRECT | $650 | 90 / 10 | 20% best day | $2,000 |
| 100K DIRECT | $875 | 90 / 10 | 20% best day | $2,500 |
| 150K DIRECT | $1,050 | 90 / 10 | 20% best day | $3,000 |
What's different from an earned funded account
- The consistency cap is 20% instead of Pro's 40% — the funded account carries the proof the evaluation would have provided.
- The per-cycle profit goal matches the size's evaluation target ($6,000 at 100K) rather than Pro's smaller goal.
- Everything else is identical: same EOD floor, same DLL schedule, same caps, same rails, same Rule-Lock.
Direct makes sense when your time is worth more than the price gap, or when you've already proven the strategy elsewhere and just want the infrastructure. If you'd rather pay less and prove it here, Pro is the better buy.
Heads up
Direct accounts cannot be reset — there is no evaluation to reset to. A breached Direct is a new purchase.
More in Funded Accounts
Funded account rules at every size
Splits, consistency, caps, and cycle gates for all three paths.
How the profit split works
90 / 10 on Pro and Direct, 50 / 50 on Flex — and why.
The consistency rule, computed
Best-day percentage, the exact math, and how to clear a violation.
Flex's profitable-days gate
Five green days per cycle instead of consistency math.
Didn't answer it?
A human will — seven days a week, account ID in hand.