Funded Trading Plus

Funded Trading Plus provides multiple routes to simulated funding:

• Master – Instant Funding: No evaluation or profit target; immediate simulated-live access with a 6% maximum simulated loss and a 6% daily drawdown, designed for traders who want to skip evaluation and focus on controlled risk.
• Experienced – 1 Step: One-step evaluation with a 10% simulated profit target, 6% maximum simulated loss and 4% daily drawdown; successful traders upgrade to an FT+ Trader account with weekly withdrawals.
• Advanced – 2 Step: Two-step evaluation with 10% (Phase 1) and 5% (Phase 2) simulated profit targets, 10% maximum simulated loss and 5% daily drawdown; funded-stage withdrawals run on a weekly cycle.
• Premium – 2 Step: Two-step evaluation with lower targets (8% then 5%), 8% maximum simulated loss and 4% daily drawdown; funded-stage withdrawals are weekly.
• Prestige Lite / Prestige Pro – 2 Step: Prestige variants use a static-drawdown structure and include minimum profitable-day requirements per phase; withdrawal cadence is typically longer (commonly every 14 days) compared with the core weekly programs.

All programs operate in a simulated-live environment and are subject to rules, periodic risk reviews at key milestones, and inactivity policies.

Funded Trading Plus states traders may hold trades over the weekend (“hold weekends”), supporting swing-style strategies. Traders should still monitor instrument trading hours/closures and manage gap risk.

FT+ requires accounts to be traded independently. Copy trading between active FT+ accounts is not permitted, and hedging across multiple accounts is strictly prohibited (hedging within a single account is allowed).

Expert Advisors (EAs), algos and bots are permitted. FT+ warns that abusive automation can lead to bans and may require traders to submit their EA for approval before receiving a simulated-live FT+ Trader account. EAs may not be used to copy trade or hedge across multiple FT+ accounts.

Prohibited or high-risk behaviours include hedging across multiple accounts, copy trading between active FT+ accounts, abusive “all-in/coin-flip” approaches (e.g., very high margin utilisation combined with short-duration trades), and any activity considered abuse of demo trading conditions under the firm’s risk framework.

Refund Policy

FT+ offers a 14-day cancellation window on program purchases only if the account has not been traded. Once the first simulated trade is placed on the account, the right to a refund is typically forfeited.

When a refund is agreed, FT+ states it will action the refund within 7 business days and return funds to the original payment method.

3 Percent Rule

FT+ does not advertise a fixed 3% per-trade rule. Risk is primarily controlled through daily and maximum drawdown limits, plus milestone-based risk reviews (evaluation pass, scaling requests, and withdrawals) that can flag “all-in/coin-flip” behaviour such as extremely high margin utilisation combined with short-duration trades.

Consistency Rules

FT+ states it aims to avoid hard consistency rules across its programs, but applies structured requirements on certain plans.

• Prestige Lite: Minimum profitable days are required during each phase (e.g., at least 0.5% profit on a minimum of three trading days per phase), alongside meeting the phase target.
• Withdrawals & scaling: Withdrawals and scaling requests are subject to risk review checkpoints that evaluate behaviour holistically rather than enforcing a single “best day” formula.

Payout Processing

Withdrawal requests are reviewed under FT+’s Risk Review Policy (withdrawals are a listed milestone for review). Processing time can therefore vary depending on whether a request is automatically cleared or requires manual risk-team review.

KYC / identity checks are required at the FT+ Trader stage (simulated-live funded accounts), typically to confirm account ownership and support withdrawal processing under compliance requirements.

Other Risk Rules

• Risk reviews: Evaluation passes, scaling requests and withdrawal requests can trigger risk reviews.
• Margin utilisation monitoring: High margin utilisation can trigger manual review; FT+ publishes guidance levels by account size.
• Hedging: Hedging within a single account is permitted; hedging across multiple FT+ accounts is prohibited.
• Copy trading / multi-account independence: When holding multiple accounts, they must be traded independently with no copy trading or hedging between active FT+ accounts.
• Inactivity: Accounts can expire if no trade (open and close) occurs within any 30-day period.
• EA controls: EAs are accepted, but traders may be required to submit EAs for approval before receiving a simulated-live FT+ Trader account, and EAs may not be used to copy trade/hedge across accounts.

Funded Trading Plus promotes transparent pricing and indicates trading costs reflect underlying feed conditions without additional markups. Traders can test platforms via shared demo accounts to evaluate spreads and execution before purchasing a challenge.

Trading is executed in a simulated-live environment with pricing feeds managed via liquidity/pricing providers. Execution quality, spread behaviour and practical slippage considerations can be assessed by testing the firm’s shared demo access before purchase.

FT+ does not present a dedicated “martingale rule” publicly, but martingale-style risk escalation can be interpreted as “coin-flip” behaviour under the Risk Review Policy and may lead to failed risk reviews, payout denial, or account termination.

FT+ does not publish a single fixed lot cap across all platforms. Oversight focuses on margin utilisation and holistic risk review at key milestones; traders are encouraged to keep margin utilisation within published guidance to avoid manual review triggers.