WSFunded

Payout Frequency

WSFunded payout timing depends on the program. Commonly, the first withdrawal is allowed after an initial waiting period (e.g., 15 days on CLASSIC/ULTRA and Instant models, and 30 days on RAPID), with recurring withdrawals generally available every 10 days thereafter (from account activation / after the first eligibility window), subject to program rules and minimum requirements.

Minimum payout: The published minimum payout threshold is $100, and Instant models also specify the minimum withdrawal as the greater of $100 or 1% of the account’s starting balance.

WSFunded Challenges & Funding Paths

• Wall Street RAPID (1 Phase): 10% profit objective, 4% daily drawdown, 6% max drawdown, no maximum time, 80/20 split, inactivity breach after 30 days, SL required within 2 minutes.
• Wall Street CLASSIC (2 Phases): 8% (Phase 1) and 5% (Phase 2) objectives, 5% daily drawdown, 8% max drawdown, static DD, no maximum time, 80/20 split, inactivity breach after 30 days, SL within 2 minutes.
• Wall Street ULTRA (2 Phases): 10% (Phase 1) and 5% (Phase 2) objectives, 5% daily drawdown, 10% max drawdown, static DD, no maximum time, 80/20 split, inactivity breach after 30 days, SL within 2 minutes.
• Instant Standard: No evaluation; 3% daily DD and 6% trailing max DD; 1% max loss per trade idea; 30% consistency score requirement; 4 profitable days (min 0.5% each) before payout requests; leverage profile published per asset class.
• Instant Pro: No evaluation; 3% daily DD and 5% trailing max DD; 1% max loss per trade idea; 15% consistency score requirement; 4 profitable days (min 0.5% each) before payout requests.
• Crypto (DXTrade): One Step Crypto (9% target, 6% static max DD + 3% daily cap); Two Steps Crypto (6% then 9% targets, 9% max DD + 3% daily cap).

Weekend trading depends on the market/instrument session. Crypto programs follow crypto venue hours (generally 24/7), while CFD markets follow their normal weekly trading sessions and may be affected by weekend closures and gap risk.

Copy trading is heavily restricted. Manual copying between a trader’s own evaluation accounts is permitted only during the evaluation phase and only when account balances differ. Copying between funded accounts (or between funded and challenge accounts), copying between same-balance accounts, or using external copying tools is prohibited.

EAs/cBots and indicators are allowed on evaluation programs as long as they follow permitted strategies. EAs/cBots are not allowed on Instant plans (Standard/Pro).

Prohibited practices include (non-exhaustive): high-frequency trading (HFT), trades lasting less than 60 seconds, grid trading, arbitrage trading, hedge trading, latency trading, reverse trading, tick scalping, and hyperactivity/order flooding behaviors. Additional enforcement focuses on patterns such as account cycling/rotation, gambling behavior, trade stacking, group hedging, and overleveraging.

Refund Policy

WSFunded’s publicly available help articles focus on program rules, risk limits, and enforcement. Traders should treat challenge fees as non-refundable once accounts are issued/used unless WSFunded’s terms explicitly state otherwise for a specific circumstance.

3 Percent Rule

WSFunded does not present a universal “3% per-trade” rule for all programs. Instead, Instant accounts combine a 3% daily drawdown limit with a Maximum Loss Per Trading Idea policy (1% of initial balance per trade idea). Crypto products also use a 3% daily cap based on prior-day equity reference levels.

Consistency Rules

WSFunded’s main consistency constraints are on Instant products: Instant Standard requires a 30% consistency score (biggest winning day ≤ 30% of total profits) and Instant Pro requires a 15% consistency score. Instant accounts also require at least 4 profitable trading days (each at least 0.5% of initial balance) before a reward request. The firm’s scaling plan additionally requires performance and withdrawal history (15% in 3 months + at least 3 withdrawals).

Payout Processing

Payout requests are submitted via the dashboard payout form. During payout processing, the linked trading account may be set to view-only mode until finalized. WSFunded states payouts are handled Monday to Friday between 10:00 and 15:00 CET; actual arrival depends on payout rail/provider availability and any compliance checks.

WSFunded allows traders to purchase and operate multiple evaluations simultaneously. Funded accounts can be combined up to a maximum total allocation of $400,000 (subject to compliance with all rules).

KYC/identity verification may be required as part of payout/compliance checks (especially when using third-party payout rails such as Rise). Traders should be prepared to provide standard verification documents if requested.

Other Risk Rules

Key risk and compliance rules include: (1) Stop-Loss requirement — all trades must have an SL added within 2 minutes of opening (stated across multiple programs); (2) inactivity — accounts can be breached after 30 days without trading activity; (3) news restrictions on funded accounts — funded simulated accounts restrict opening/closing during an 8-minute window around red-folder events (4 minutes before/after); (4) copy trading limitations — copying is restricted (evaluation-only, manual only, different balances) and never permitted between funded accounts; (5) EA limitations — EAs/cBots are allowed when following permitted strategies but are not allowed on Instant plans; and (6) anti-abuse enforcement — prohibited strategies include HFT, ultra-short duration trading, latency/arbitrage/grid/hedging/reverse trading and other forms of platform abuse.

WSFunded positions its pricing/execution as designed to replicate real market conditions; traders should verify live spreads per instrument directly on their chosen platform/account type.

Execution is intended to mirror normal market conditions, so positive/negative slippage may occur during volatility or thin liquidity. Strategies designed to exploit latency, arbitrage, or ultra-short-term execution behavior are listed as prohibited.

Martingale-style risk progression is not permitted when it overlaps with prohibited grid/gambling behaviors. Strategies that systematically increase exposure after losses or resemble grid recovery approaches are treated as non-compliant.

WSFunded applies maximum lot exposure limits in funded accounts that vary by account size and asset class. The firm gives examples such as a 100K account having a maximum forex exposure (e.g., 35 lots) per trading idea, where total open lots on the same instrument/direction cannot exceed the cap.