The only prop firm that cannot deny your payout.

Entry is $11.00 for the $1K and $110.00 for the $10K. The full fee comes back on your first payout in USDC. If you get funded and paid, you paid nothing.

$1K, $5K, $10K, with $25K and $50K coming next. Every size runs the same one-step evaluation and the same payout rail.

One. Pass the evaluation once, get funded. No verification round, no second challenge.

It never expires, as long as you do not breach a drawdown wall. There is no 30-day clock and no monthly fee.

No. You need at least one trade on 3 separate days before you can pass. They do not have to be consecutive, and each day counts once.

The max drawdown is static. On a $10,000 account your floor is $9,200 from day one and it does not move up as your balance grows. The daily limit is separate: it re-anchors to your equity at each day's 00:00 UTC open.

Yes. Your daily floor is set from your balance at the start of each day, not from your deposit, so it rises after a green day. Finish a day at $10,500 and the next day's floor is $10,080 — a 4% wall on $10,500. Drop below that and you breach, even while still up overall.

Equity, which means your balance plus the profit or loss on every position still open. Open trades count live, tick by tick. That is why a position that is deep in the red can breach you before you ever close it, and why closing early is a real risk decision rather than an accounting one.

No. The target only exists during the evaluation. Once funded there is nothing left to hit — you trade, you keep 80% of what you make, and you request a payout whenever you want after 5 trading days. The two drawdown walls still apply.

Yes. A funded account has to keep trading. Leave it dormant past the window on your account spec and it is paused.

No. Removed entirely. Your best trading days count in full.

Open positions are force-closed immediately, in evaluation and funded alike, and the account ends. The breach is recorded publicly with the tick that caused it. A structured Recovery Mode is on the roadmap.

After 5 trading days as a funded trader, counted as days you actually traded rather than calendar days. You keep 80% of profits, and your entry fee is refunded on that first payout. A one-time ID check happens before it.

Up to 10000 lots across all your open positions combined, not 10000 per asset. Leverage is set on your account, up to 1:20.

Cross-account hedging, HFT latency arbitrage, and martingale. EAs, bots, and copy trading are all allowed. News trading is restricted rather than banned.

You can trade during the five-minute window around a news event, but any profit booked in that window does not count, in both the evaluation and funded phases. That covers manual closes and automatic stop-loss or take-profit triggers. One exception: a trade opened at least five hours before the window is safe, and its profit counts normally.

Yes. If you hold a trade for less than 20 seconds, whether you close it yourself or it is stopped out by SL or TP, the profit on that trade does not count toward your evaluation target or your funded payout.

FX majors, gold, silver, WTI, Brent, S&P 500, BTC, and ETH. Weekend holds are allowed, but weekend gaps still count toward your drawdown.

TradingView. Our charts and drawing tools are built on TradingView from day one.

A piece of code that automatically does what it says when its conditions are met. Nobody can stop it from running. We use it to release payouts.

No. This is a simulated funded account. Investabl is not a broker and holds no real deposits. Your payouts are real, funded by Investabl directly.