⚠️ Important Update: This FAQ reflects the policy changes introduced on July 27, 2025. Since then, payout caps have been updated (effective September 6, 2025) and End-of-Day accounts are now offered. Please refer to the main program pages and current FAQs for the latest information. Disregard the payout caps listed below.
Why this matters: These updates are designed to improve trader success, protect payouts, and speed the path from SIM to Real Prop. We’re building a real prop firm—these refinements keep the system fair, sustainable, and transparent.

Do my existing accounts keep the original payout caps? #
Yes—your current accounts are honored at the caps you purchased.
If your account was bought before July 27, 2025, 3:00 a.m. EST, you keep the legacy maximum caps: $1,250 (50K), $1,500 (100K), $1,750 (250K), $2,000 (500K).
Why this is good for you: we’re protecting the value you originally bought, so you receive the same payout opportunity you signed up for—no surprises and no take‑backs.
What payout caps apply to new purchases? #
For accounts purchased on/after July 27, 2025, 3:00 a.m. EST, caps are $1,000 (50K), $1,200 (100K), $1,500 (250K), $2,000 (500K).
What is the new max‑accounts policy? #
There is a 10 active‑account cap per trader (Warrior + Gladiator combined), effective July 27, 2025, 3:00 a.m. EST.
- Grandfathering: If you already have >10 active accounts, you may keep trading them. If any fail, they won’t be reinstated, and the 10‑cap applies going forward.
- Transitions: Existing active Warrior → Gladiator transitions are allowed beyond the new cap when passed on/after the effective time (subject to the current rules and caps).
What’s required for my first payout? #
Your first payout requires 6 total trading days, with at least 3 of those days in the week you request the payout.
What’s required after the first payout? #
You move to weekly payouts. Each week you want a payout, trade at least 3 days in that week (and meet all other rules).
Why do I need to keep the Payout Eligibility Balance (TDD buffer) intact? #
Because it protects you and the profits on the account.
We introduced this rule after reviewing real trading data: drawing into the buffer led to higher failure rates right after payouts. Keeping the full buffer intact means:
- You’re operating above your safety line, not on it.
- Your account starts each week with stability, reducing “post‑payout” blow‑ups.
- It strengthens payout reliability and supports your path to Real Prop.
What this means in practice:
At payout time, you only withdraw the amount above your Payout Eligibility Balance (the TDD buffer) and never into it. This isn’t a penalty—it’s protection that helps serious traders keep earning weekly, and progress toward Real Prop Phase.
When this applies: beginning with the August 2 payout cycle, for all accounts, regardless of purchase date.
What is the new consistency rule? #
The consistency threshold is now 30% (down from 40%).
- No single day’s net realized profit may exceed 30% of total realized profit since your last approved payout (or since activation if none).
- Applied at payout review starting August 2, 2025.
- Applies to all Gladiator/Instant Gladiator accounts, including Warrior → Gladiator transitions (no grandfathering).
The Core Misunderstanding:
Many traders wrongly assume: “If I need to trade only 3 days in a week to request a payout, then I must also hit the 30% consistency target within just those 3 days but that comes out to be 33%.”
But that’s not how the consistency rule works.
The 30% consistency rule is calculated based on all trading days since your last payout (or account start). The minimum 3 days per week rule is only a requirement to request a payout that week.
So, the trading-day rule sets the minimum activity to request a payout. The 30% rule checks your profit distribution over time — it can span many days and even weeks.
I’ve already been getting weekly payouts. Does that change? #
No. If an account has already received a payout, it stays on weekly cadence—just complete 3 trading days in the request week and meet the other rules (buffer intact, 30% consistency, etc.).
How do I move to Real Prop? What happens to SIM? #
You may be considered for Real Prop after 3 successful max payouts on any one Sim Payout Account, or 30 total max SIM payouts across your accounts (user‑level), or sooner for exceptional performance.
Once selected, you can receive a split up to 90/10 and payout caps are removed in Real Prop. You also keep earning in SIM (dual income) within program limits.
Need help? #
If anything on the site looks different from this FAQ (we are actively updating pages), don’t be alarmed—just let us know and we’ll fix it. Our team is here to help you apply these rules to your specific accounts.
Note: We’re actively updating FAQs, web pages, dashboards, and internal systems to reflect these policies. If you see any conflicts, please notify support so we can correct them promptly.