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Programs, trading, limits and payout conditions.
Getting started
Registration, KYC, markets and your first account.
What is RiseUp?
RiseUp is a prop trading platform offering access to cryptocurrencies, Forex, gold and silver. It offers three programs, a proprietary terminal and clearly defined trading limits.
Your dashboard brings together programs, the trading terminal, current limits, orders and the event log. Each trading account is governed by the version of the rules assigned when it is activated.
How do I start trading?
Create an account, open the programs section and configure an account to suit your strategy. Before submitting your request, you will see your selected markets, program, account size, price, profit target, drawdown limits and available leverage.
- choose market access: Crypto, Forex and metals, or All markets;
- choose Basic, Advanced or Funded;
- select your trading account size;
- add options and apply a promo code if needed;
- submit an activation request.
Is KYC required?
No. A RiseUp account does not require a passport, selfie or proof of address. To register, you only need your name, email address and password.
Which markets are available?
The configurator offers three options: Crypto — more than 100 crypto pairs; Forex and metals — AUD/USD, EUR/USD, GBP/USD, NZD/USD, USD/CAD, USD/CHF, USD/JPY, gold XAU/USD and silver XAG/USD; All markets — both sets of instruments in one account.
Your market selection determines the available instruments and the final program price. Trading targets and limits are set by your chosen program, and the exact parameters are always shown in the configurator before activation.
Programs and evaluation
Understanding phases, targets and trading account sizes.
What is the difference between Basic, Advanced and Funded?
Basic is a two-phase evaluation with profit targets of 5% and 8%, a 5% daily loss limit and a fixed 10% total loss limit in phase one.
Advanced has one phase with a profit target of 10%, a daily limit of 3% and a fixed maximum drawdown limit of 6%. Funded has no required profit target or daily limit, but a 6% trailing drawdown limit and a 30% consistency rule apply. Available leverage depends on the program and selected markets.
Which account sizes can I choose?
Basic and Advanced offer $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 account sizes; Funded offers $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000. The current price depends on your selected markets and is shown next to the account size before you submit a request.
Compare account sizes and pricesIs there a time limit?
No. RiseUp programs have no time limit. To pass, you need to reach the profit target, record the required number of profitable days and stay within the risk limits.
When is a phase considered complete?
A phase is complete when your balance from closed trades reaches the profit target, you have recorded the required number of profitable days and no risk limits have been breached. There must be no open positions or pending orders, including limit orders. Unrealized profit alone does not meet the target.
Basic has two phases with separate targets. Advanced has one phase. Funded has no required profit target — performance is assessed against the drawdown limit, profitable days and consistency rule.
What counts as a profitable day?
For new accounts, a profitable day is a completed UTC day with equity growth of at least 0.5% of the original account size. Unrealized results, fees and funding count. Reaching the threshold during the day does not lock in credit, and the unfinished day does not count yet. Previously activated accounts retain their assigned rule version.
Trading and risk
How limits are calculated and which strategies are allowed.
How is drawdown calculated?
The daily limit uses the trading day’s reference value fixed at 00:00 UTC. A static total-loss floor stays tied to the starting balance. On new Funded accounts, the trailing floor follows peak equity, including unrealized profit.
The calculation includes the balance from closed trades, unrealized profit or loss on open positions, and fees. This means unrealized losses reduce the remaining risk buffer.
View formulas and examplesWhy is the target based on the balance from closed trades?
The target must be secured through closed trades. If your current account equity exceeds the target because of an open position, but your balance from closed trades is still below the threshold, the phase requirement has not been met. The result is checked again after the position is closed.
Which strategies are allowed?
RiseUp is designed for manual trading. Manual scalping, news trading, holding positions overnight and trades with no minimum holding period are allowed.
EAs, bots and an external trading API are not supported. Copying other traders' trades, quote latency arbitrage and exploiting platform errors are also prohibited.
What leverage is available?
The leverage range depends on the program and asset class. Available values are shown in the configurator and order form. The allowed leverage and remaining risk buffer are checked before each order is accepted.
What happens if I breach a limit?
A new order is checked against the limits first. If it would immediately put the account outside the rules, it is rejected. If the account's current equity has already crossed a set threshold, the breach is recorded in the log and trading is blocked according to the account rules.
Payouts and USDT
Calculation rules, your first request and supported networks.
How is profit split?
The standard trader share at RiseUp is 80%. The +10% trader-share add-on increases it to 90%. The surcharge is 20% of the full base price for the selected markets before discounts. The selected share and final price are shown before activation.
When can I request my first payout?
Under the rules, you can submit your first request 14 days after your funded account is activated. Each account is governed by the version of the terms assigned at activation.
The amount is calculated from the realized result and the standard 80% trader profit share. The wallet network is selected separately for each transfer.
Which networks are supported for payments?
Payments are supported in USDT on TRON (TRC-20) and BNB Smart Chain (BEP-20). The recipient wallet's network must match the network selected for the transfer.
View payout termsAccount and help
Dashboard access, trading operations and disputed events.
How do I log in to my dashboard?
Use the email address and password you provided when registering. After login, authentication is maintained through a secure session. If the credentials are incorrect, the dashboard does not disclose account information.
Log in to RiseUpWhat happens if I lose my internet connection?
An order is processed automatically after submission. If confirmation has not appeared in your browser, first check the account's order list and event log. Resubmitting with the same identifier does not create a duplicate.
How is a disputed breach reviewed?
The review is based on the event log: the quote, time, order parameters, account state and version of the rules in effect at the time. Decisions are based on recorded data, not an interface screenshot.
Where can I find the full rules?
Key parameters are shown when you choose a program, while formulas and calculation examples are in the rules section. A version of the rules is assigned to the trading account when it is activated.
View rulesContact support
In a dispute, your account parameters and the rule version assigned at activation are what matter.