Account sizes and capital growth
Available program sizes and how balance growth differs from changing account size.
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Available account sizes
The final price depends on the program, market package, applicable discount and selected add-ons. Check pricing in the configurator: this account-size table is not a price list.
| Program | Account sizes |
|---|---|
| Basic · 2 phases | $5,000 · $10,000 · $25,000 · $50,000 · $100,000 |
| Advanced · 1 phase | $5,000 · $10,000 · $25,000 · $50,000 · $100,000 |
| Funded · no evaluation | $5,000 · $10,000 · $25,000 · $50,000 |
| Demo for each program | $10,000 |
Active funded account limits
Basic/Advanced and Funded allocation caps are independent. Count the original sizes of active funded accounts available for trading; evaluation, demo and closed accounts do not use this allocation.
| Parameter | Maximum |
|---|---|
| Combined Funded program allocation | $100,000 |
| Combined Basic and Advanced funded allocation | $400,000 |
| Maximum size in the current catalog | Basic and Advanced: $100,000; Funded: $50,000 |
Balance growth does not change the initial size
If a $10,000 account's balance grows to $11,000, its original size remains $10,000. Percentage targets and fixed allowances continue to use the program's baseline. Profit does not automatically convert that account into a $25,000 tier.
On new Funded accounts, the trailing floor rises with the highest equity, including unrealized results. This changes risk control; it does not increase the purchased size or provide additional credit.
Using multiple accounts
A different size requires a separate program. Its account has its own limits, phase, positions and history. Check the active account in the selector before trading: free margin on one does not cover a shortage on another.
RiseUp does not have an automatic scaling program promising a larger account after a set period. A new account's terms and price are displayed separately before checkout. Contact support about a custom size or combination of programs.