How many accounts you can run

The funded ceiling, evaluation stacking, and the household rule.

Updated 2026-07-05

You can hold up to 5 funded accounts per household at once. Evaluations are not capped the same way — you may run several concurrently, on any mix of paths and sizes — but the funded ceiling is firm.

Why a household cap

The cap is what keeps the payout pool honest. Without it, the winning strategy stops being trading and starts being account volume — buying enough entries that variance alone funds a few. Five funded accounts is enough to scale a real edge; it is not enough to brute-force one.

What counts as one household

Accounts under your own name, in any combination of paths and sizes.
Accounts belonging to people who share your address or payment methods.
Copying trades between your own accounts is allowed within the cap — copying to or from anyone else's account is not.

Heads up

Splitting accounts across relatives or friends to exceed the cap is multi-account collusion — one of the seven conduct rules that end an account.

What this firm is — and what it is not

Simulated accounts, real payouts, and why we say so on every page.

Choosing between Pro, Flex, and Direct

Three routes to a funded account, tuned for different tolerances.

From checkout to first trade

The 30-second provisioning SLA and what to do if it slips.

Trading through an LLC or business entity

Registering an entity, payouts to a business, and tax paperwork.