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Program and trading rules

RiseUp targets, profitable days, static limits and trailing limits.

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Program comparison

ParameterBasicAdvancedFunded
Evaluation phases21None
Profit target5% → 8%10%No fixed target
Daily loss allowance5%3%Not applied
Total loss allowance10%, static6%, static6%, trailing
Profitable days3 → 535
ConsistencyNot appliedNot appliedBest day ≤30% of realized profit
Leverage: crypto / Forex / metals5× / 100× / 10×5× / 100× / 10×2× / 30× / 5×

Targets and profitable days

For new accounts, phase targets use realized balance after fees and funding. A profitable day requires equity growth from the start to the end of a completed UTC day of at least 0.5% of the original account size. Equity includes unrealized results. Reaching the threshold during the day does not lock in credit; the current day counts only after it closes. Previously activated accounts retain their assigned rule version.

On a $10,000 account, the profitable-day threshold is $50. Phase completion requires the target, the required day count and no breach simultaneously. Close positions and cancel pending orders: open exposure prevents transition.

How drawdown is evaluated

New accounts evaluate drawdown using equity: balance plus unrealized results. Reaching or falling below a daily or static total-loss floor is a breach. A trailing-loss breach occurs below its floor. The account state shows its thresholds and assigned rule version.

The daily floor equals equity at 00:00 UTC minus a fixed percentage of the original account size. A static total floor is tied to starting balance. The Funded trailing floor follows the highest equity reached, including unrealized profit, remaining 6% below that peak (94% of peak equity). Falling equity does not lower a floor that has already risen.

Trading conditions

There is no evaluation deadline. Manual scalping, news trading and holding positions are allowed, with no minimum holding time. Bots, expert advisors, external trading APIs, copying other traders, latency arbitrage and exploiting platform errors are prohibited.

A breach is recorded, trading is restricted, orders are canceled and positions are submitted for closure using available quotes. A later price recovery does not erase a recorded breach. Check your account's assigned version and options in the dashboard.

Basic and Advanced active funded accounts have a combined initial-allocation cap of $400,000. Funded has a separate $100,000 cap. The current catalog offers up to $100,000 for Basic and Advanced, and $50,000 for Funded. Previously purchased requests and existing accounts retain their terms. See Account sizes for the calculation details.

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