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Evaluation-based access to trading capital

Trade with up to $1,000,000 in funded capital

Our funded trader program is built for skilled traders in the UAE who want to scale beyond their own capital and trade with up to $1,000,000 in allocation. You complete a clear evaluation, respect a defined risk framework, and then trade a funded account with the potential to earn up to 90% profit share on the profits you generate.

All numbers, profit shares and risk limits for the funded program are defined in separate terms, and may change over time. This page is a high-level overview, not an offer or public invitation.

Program overview

What is the Funded Trader Program?

The Funded Trader Program is a capital allocation framework designed for traders who want to manage larger amounts of capital without paying challenge or subscription fees. You trade your own account first, build a track record, and your performance is measured through a proprietary Trading Score. As your score and consistency improve, you can qualify for progressively larger allocation accounts funded by our partner.

No “challenges”

No one-month challenge, no repeated resets.

You are not asked to pass a short, high-pressure challenge. Instead, your live trading activity is evaluated over time. The Trading Score looks at risk, skill, consistency and experience, not just a single month of PNL.

Realistic progression

Six stages from small to large allocation.

The program has six stages, each with clear requirements for equity, Trading Score and risk management. As you progress, the notional allocation increases and your potential share of profits can reach up to 90%.

Aligned incentives

We only win if you trade well.

The allocation account exists so that both you and the capital provider earn when your trading is profitable. Poor risk management, hedging tricks or over-leveraging will not help here, they will reduce your Trading Score.

Allocation account

What is the Allocation Account?

The Allocation Account is a separate account, funded by our partner, that mirrors your trades based on a multiplier. You trade in your own funded trader account; if you meet the criteria, your trades are also copied to the Allocation Account and you receive a performance fee on the resulting profits.

How it works in practice

  1. You open and trade your own Funded Trader Account.
  2. Your Trading Score is monitored and updated based on skill, risk, consistency and experience.
  3. Once you reach the required score and equity, you may qualify for an Allocation Account.
  4. Trades placed in your account are mirrored in the Allocation Account using a multiplier.
  5. You receive a performance fee (profit share) on net profits generated in the Allocation Account.

Key benefits

  • Scale your trading. Access significantly more notional capital than your own balance.
  • Keep your own account. You still trade your own Funded Trader Account.
  • Monthly performance fees. Profits from the Allocation Account are paid out monthly, subject to the program’s terms.
  • Risk diversification. The shared risk model encourages disciplined, sustainable trading.
Trading Score

What is the Trading Score and why it matters

The Trading Score is at the heart of the program. Instead of judging you only on raw PNL, it evaluates how you trade: your use of risk, drawdown control, consistency and experience. This protects the capital provider while rewarding genuinely skilled and disciplined traders.

Four key dimensions of the Trading Score

  • Skill. Your ability to generate returns while managing drawdown.
  • Risk. How effectively you limit position size, leverage and downside.
  • Consistency. Stability of performance over time, not one lucky month.
  • Experience. Number of trades, trading days and positive PNL periods.

How the Trading Score is used

Your Trading Score determines:

  • When you become eligible for the first funded stage.
  • When you can progress to higher allocation tiers.
  • Whether your current trading behaviour is sustainable for a funded environment.

A higher score means the system has more confidence in your ability to handle additional capital responsibly.

Stages

Six stages of funded progression

The Funded Trader Program is structured across six stages. Each stage has clearly defined parameters such as maximum funding, profit target, minimum equity, Trading Score requirements, maximum loss and time in stage. As you meet these conditions, you can request an upgrade to the next stage.

  • Stage 1: Initial entry; you trade your own capital with a minimum deposit requirement and Trading Score threshold.
  • Stage 2–3: Early funded stages where allocation grows as you maintain discipline.
  • Stage 4–5: Intermediate stages where capital and expectations increase.
  • Stage 6: Highest stage, where traders may access up to $1,000,000 in allocation, subject to all program conditions.

Why the staged approach exists

A staged approach protects both the trader and the capital provider. You are given time to demonstrate your approach at each level, rather than being pushed into a large allocation before your risk management is proven.

This structure is particularly important in leveraged products such as forex, gold, indices and crypto, where poor risk management can destroy accounts quickly.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about the funded trader program

Which symbols can I trade with in the Funded Trader Account?
The Funded Trader Account gives you access to a broad range of markets across forex, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies and equities. However, only selected symbols are eligible to be copied into the Allocation Account. In general:
  • Cryptocurrencies: Only Bitcoin (BTCUSD) and Ethereum (ETHUSD) are eligible for copying.
  • Equities (Shares): Only trades in Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Tesla, Netflix and Apple can be copied.
  • Futures: All future symbols can be traded, but only index futures will be copied to the Allocation Account.
You can still trade other available symbols in your Funded Trader Account, but they may not be included in the Allocation Account’s replication.
What exactly is the Allocation Account and how does it benefit me?
The Allocation Account is a separate, capital-backed account provided by our partner. It mirrors your trades from the Funded Trader Account using a multiplier. When you trade in line with the program's rules and generate profits, the Allocation Account can amplify those results and you receive a monthly performance fee based on the net profits.

Key advantages include:
  • Amplified trading capital: You can participate with a larger notional position size than your own account balance.
  • Monthly profit opportunity: Performance fees are paid on profitable trading in the Allocation Account.
  • Risk diversification: Both you and the capital provider share in the risk and reward, encouraging disciplined trading.
Why haven't I received my Funded Trader Account credentials yet?
To receive your Funded Trader Account credentials, you first need to meet the program’s eligibility requirements:
  • Be enrolled in the Funded Trader Program.
  • Fund your account with at least $500.
  • Achieve a Trading Score of at least 50.
If you meet these conditions but still have not received your credentials, it may be due to:
  • Email filtering: The email with your credentials could be in your spam or junk folder.
  • Account verification: Incomplete KYC or verification steps may delay activation.
We recommend verifying your Trading Score and funding status in your main account area. If everything is in order, contact the dedicated support team specified in your program documentation for assistance.
Why didn't my 20 trades qualify me for the first stage?
To qualify for the first stage, simply placing 20 trades is not enough. The program focuses on unique trades and overall Trading Score:
  • A trade is considered unique when it is opened and closed independently, not grouped with multiple trades on the same symbol at the same time.
  • Opening several small trades at once in the same direction on the same instrument typically counts as one unique trade.
Additionally, you must meet a minimum Trading Score of 50, which reflects the quality of your trading behaviour. Hedged trades — where you open opposing positions on the same instrument — do not count towards the unique trade count and can negatively impact your score.
What is the Trading Score and how can I improve it?
The Trading Score is a composite measure of your trading effectiveness, based on four main factors:
  • Skill: Your ability to generate profits while controlling drawdown.
  • Risk: How well you manage position sizing, leverage and exposure.
  • Consistency: Steady performance over time rather than large swings.
  • Experience: The number of trades and trading days with a positive track record.
To improve your Trading Score, focus on:
  • Maintaining reasonable drawdowns rather than chasing high returns in a short period.
  • Applying a consistent position sizing and risk-per-trade framework.
  • Avoiding impulsive or emotionally driven decisions.
  • Building a stable track record across many trades and days.
How is the Trading Score calculated behind the scenes?
The Trading Score uses a proprietary algorithm developed by our partner. While the exact formula is not disclosed, it evaluates your trading across:
  • Risk management: How you limit losses and manage exposure.
  • Profit generation: Your ability to generate sustainable returns.
  • Consistency: Stability in your equity curve and PNL over time.
  • Experience: Trade count, trading days and the frequency of profitable periods.
The score serves both as an assessment tool and a guide. It helps determine if you are ready to move to a higher allocation stage while also highlighting which aspects of your trading behaviour you may need to improve.
Important

Disclaimers & who this may be suitable for

The Funded Trader Program is intended for experienced traders who fully understand the risks of leveraged trading. It is not suitable for beginners, for anyone looking for guaranteed returns, or for those who cannot tolerate periods of drawdown.

  • This is not an investment product or savings plan.
  • No profits are guaranteed and you may lose your initial capital.
  • Leverage magnifies both gains and losses.
  • Program terms, profit shares and requirements can change over time.
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