Hola Prime

Payout Frequency

Hola Prime offers multiple payout structures depending on the plan selected at checkout and/or the account type.

• Cycle-based payouts (where offered): Weekly (65% split), Bi-weekly (80% split), and Monthly (95% split). Once chosen, the payout cycle cannot be changed.
• Bi-weekly/monthly profitability criteria (plan-dependent): Bi-weekly cycles may require a minimum of 3 profitable trading days within a 14-day period; monthly cycles may require 7 profitable trading days within a 30-day period (a profitable day is typically defined as at least 0.5% net profit of initial balance from closed trades).
• On-demand payouts (eligible plans): 80% split subject to a 40% consistency score and a minimum profit threshold (commonly 2% of initial balance).
• Direct Account: Payout requests are on a bi-weekly cadence by default (80% split), with an optional upgrade to 90% via add-on.

Hola Prime’s Forex funding lineup is centered around three core paths:

• Pro Challenges: Higher leverage evaluation models (including 1-step and 2-step) that award a Hola Prime Account after passing the applicable profit targets and risk checks.
• Prime Challenges: A lower-leverage evaluation track (Prime leverage set) designed for traders who prefer tighter exposure, with plan-dependent flexibility around swing/news conditions.
• Direct Account: An instant-funded model with a strict trailing drawdown profile and bi-weekly payout cadence.

Across programs, traders select payout-cycle options where applicable, must follow consistency requirements, and are subject to allocation limits and rule enforcement via the firm’s risk team.

Pro models: Weekend holding is allowed during challenge phases, but funded-stage Pro accounts generally require positions to be closed ahead of weekend market close (auto-closure procedures may apply).

Prime models: Prime accounts are marketed as more swing-friendly and can allow weekend holding (plan-specific).

Direct Account: Weekend holding is not allowed.

Copy trading is permitted only between accounts personally owned by the same trader. Copying third-party trades or group trading patterns can be treated as a rule violation. Additionally, identically traded strategies across multiple funded accounts that exceed the firm’s maximum allocation thresholds can result in suspensions.

Expert Advisors (EAs) and algorithmic trading are permitted in principle, but traders remain responsible for ensuring their automation does not trigger prohibited trading practices, group-trading flags, or allocation-limit breaches (e.g., multiple traders using the same third-party EA settings may be denied/terminated under the firm’s allocation and strategy duplication controls).

Hola Prime enforces a prohibited-practices framework that includes (at minimum) prohibited “gambling behavior,” hard-breach triggers for exceeding drawdown/risk caps, and violations of plan-specific rules (news windows, weekend handling, and other operational restrictions). Multiple registrations used to bypass allocation limits and identically traded strategies exceeding allowed allocation thresholds can also lead to suspension/termination.

Refund Policy

Challenge fee refund (pass-only): When a trader successfully passes an eligible Hola Prime Challenge, the firm discloses a 100% challenge fee refund that is paid back automatically in four equal installments (25% with each of the first four payouts).

Failed challenges, breached accounts, or rule violations are generally not refundable; Direct Account fees are not described as pass-refunded in the challenge-refund mechanism and should be treated as non-refundable unless explicitly stated in the product’s terms at checkout.

3 Percent Rule

Hola Prime does not position a universal per-trade “3% rule.” Risk is primarily controlled through the account-level daily loss limits (often 3% or 5% depending on plan) and overall drawdown constraints.

On funded/direct stages, the firm also enforces a stricter risk constraint on single trade ideas (see Risk Rules), which effectively discourages high-risk sizing and martingale-style escalation.

Consistency Rules

Hola Prime enforces “best day” style consistency requirements that cap how much of total profits can come from one trading day (calculated as Biggest Winning Day / Total Profit).

• Standard challenge consistency: Up to 25% on applicable plans (biggest winning day must not exceed 25% of total profit).
• On-demand payout consistency (eligible plans): Up to 40% consistency score plus minimum profit thresholds.
• Direct Account: Stricter consistency profile (up to 15% consistency score) and additional buffer considerations because of the trailing drawdown model.

Payout Processing

Hola Prime markets “1-hour payouts.” Payout requests are submitted through the client/dashboard flow and are typically processed rapidly once approved; actual arrival time depends on the chosen method (bank wires can take longer than crypto rails even if released quickly by the firm).

There is no limit on the number of challenges a trader can purchase, but the maximum total active funded allocation across all Hola Prime Accounts (including challenge-earned and direct accounts) is capped at $500,000.

Merging is not allowed in the evaluation stage, but is permitted for Hola Prime Accounts up to the $500k cap (same evaluation model, no open trades, and not mid-cycle).

KYC is required as part of Hola Prime’s onboarding and risk workflow. Traders may be asked to upload KYC documents and sign agreements during/after passing evaluation (and prior to funded account issuance and/or payouts), with documents and contracts typically handled inside the dashboard “Agreements” flow.

Other Risk Rules

• Single trade-idea risk cap (funded/direct only): Loss on a single trade idea must not exceed 2% of the initial account size; breach is treated as a hard breach.
• Inactivity: Accounts inactive for 30 consecutive calendar days are permanently suspended.
• Allocation limit: Maximum total active funded allocation across all Hola Prime Accounts (including those obtained via challenges and direct accounts) is capped at $500,000.
• Account merging: Not allowed during challenge/evaluation; permitted for Hola Prime Accounts up to $500k overall, subject to same evaluation model and operational conditions (no open trades; not mid-cycle).
• KYC + agreement workflow: The firm may require KYC document upload and contract signing during/after passing and before account issuance and/or payouts.
• Operational restrictions by plan: News and weekend/market-close permissions vary by program (e.g., Pro funded accounts may require positions closed ahead of weekend close; Direct Account restricts news and weekend holding).

Hola Prime advertises “tight spreads” across supported instruments and platforms. As with any CFD environment, spreads can widen during low-liquidity periods, session transitions, and major news events.

Execution is platform-based and market-conditions dependent; positive or negative slippage can occur, especially during volatility spikes. Traders should also respect plan-specific restrictions around high-impact news and weekend/market-close handling where applicable, as violating those rules can result in breach actions.

Martingale-style position escalation is treated as “gambling behavior” under risk governance and is incompatible with the firm’s funded-stage risk limits (including the single trade-idea loss cap). Strategies that systematically increase exposure after losses risk violation and termination.

Hola Prime does not publish a single universal maximum lot size across all instruments in the trading-rules summary. Instead, position sizing is constrained via daily/overall drawdown limits, consistency requirements, and (on funded/direct stages) the 2% single trade-idea loss cap. Excessive exposure that resembles gambling behavior can be actioned by risk controls.