
Funded Friday Rules
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Funded Friday rules at a glance
Funded Friday's plans state a maximum drawdown of 5% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing), across 1 plan. A consistency rule applies: applies at payout; the threshold is not published. News trading is conditional: advertised as allowed; trading in restricted news windows can lead to payout rejection.
Compiled from 10 of Funded Friday's own published pages, read on 13 September 2026. Not verified by Prop Firm Pal: every value is what Funded Friday states about itself, quoted with the page it came from. A firm can change its rules at any time, so check the linked page before you pay for an account.
Funded Friday drawdown rules
Funded Friday's plans state a maximum drawdown of 5% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing), across 1 plan.
A daily loss limit of 3% is stated on 1 of 1 plans; where a plan shows a dash, no daily figure is recorded for it.
Dollar amounts are the published percentage applied to the account size.
Plan
Account size
Max drawdown
Drawdown type
Daily loss limit
Instant Fund $50K
Account size
$50K
Max drawdown
5% ($2,500)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
3% ($1,500)
In Funded Friday's words
Plan figures: “Two Step Challenge - Hit a 10% profit target in Phase 1 and an 8% target in Phase 2.” fundedfriday.com
Funded Friday consistency rule
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit a single trading day may account for. Here is what Funded Friday states.
Rule
What Funded Friday states
Consistency rule
What Funded Friday states
Applies — Applies at payout; the threshold is not published
In Funded Friday's words
Consistency rule: “Consistency rule: Many prop firms, including FundedFriday, apply a consistency requirement ( a rule that prevents any single trading day from making up too large a percentage of the trader's total profits ).” www.fundedfriday.com/…/fundedfriday-payout-rules
Funded Friday minimum trading days and time limit
Rule
What Funded Friday states
Minimum trading days
What Funded Friday states
Applies — 3 trading days, including 3 profitable days of 0.1% or more
In the plan figures
What Funded Friday states
3 days
Time limit
What Funded Friday states
None — No time limit
In Funded Friday's words
Minimum trading days: “As you get evaluated as a professional trader with us to get funded, you would need to give your minimum active participation of 3 days.” fundedfriday.com/…/trading-rules
Time limit: “There's no time limit—you can take as long as you need to achieve the objectives.” fundedfriday.com
Funded Friday news trading, EA and copy trading rules
Rule
What Funded Friday states
News trading
What Funded Friday states
Conditional — Advertised as allowed; trading in restricted news windows can lead to payout rejection
Expert advisors and automated trading
What Funded Friday states
Conditional — Unauthorised automated trading systems are prohibited
Copy trading
What Funded Friday states
Conditional — Third-party signal copying that breaks the terms can lead to payout rejection
Hedging
What Funded Friday states
Permitted
Martingale and grid strategies
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
High-frequency and latency arbitrage
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
In Funded Friday's words
News trading: “No prohibited trading activity , certain strategies or behaviours, such as trading during restricted news windows or using third-party signal copying in ways that violate the terms, can lead to payout rejection.” www.fundedfriday.com/…/fundedfriday-payout-rules
Expert advisors and automated trading: “You agree not to: engage in fraudulent activity; manipulate simulated market conditions; use unauthorized automated trading systems; resell or sublicense access to the Services; or exploit errors or vulnerabilities in the system.” fundedfriday.com/…/terms-and-conditions
Copy trading: “No prohibited trading activity , certain strategies or behaviours, such as trading during restricted news windows or using third-party signal copying in ways that violate the terms, can lead to payout rejection.” www.fundedfriday.com/…/fundedfriday-payout-rules
Hedging: “News Trading Scalping Hedging Weekend Trading Instant Accounts” fundedfriday.com
Funded Friday weekend and overnight holding
Rule
What Funded Friday states
Weekend holding
What Funded Friday states
Conditional — Close by Friday 23:00 UTC, although weekend trading is listed as allowed
Overnight holding
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
Trading hours
What Funded Friday states
Positions closed by Friday 23:00 UTC; trading resumes Sunday 23:00 UTC
In Funded Friday's words
Weekend holding: “To protect your account from unexpected weekend market volatility, and for your safety and better risk management, all trades should be closed before the weekend.” fundedfriday.com
Trading hours: “Example: Ensure all positions are closed by Friday 23:00 UTC and can be resumed by Sunday 23:00 UTC.” fundedfriday.com
Other Funded Friday account rules
Rule
What Funded Friday states
Maximum number of accounts
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
Prohibited instruments
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
Account sharing
What Funded Friday states
Not stated on the pages we read
Inactivity
What Funded Friday states
An account with no trade in 30 days is treated as inactive
In Funded Friday's words
Inactivity: “Example: If no trades are placed within 30 days, your account will be considered inactive.” fundedfriday.com/…/trading-rules
Not found on Funded Friday's pages
These were not stated on the pages of Funded Friday's site we read. They may be published somewhere we did not look, which makes them the questions to put to its support desk before paying.
the profit split on one-step and two-step funded accounts
daily loss and maximum drawdown limits for the one-step and two-step challenges
the consistency rule threshold
whether overnight holding or high-frequency trading is allowed
FAQs
What are Funded Friday's drawdown rules?
Funded Friday's plans state a maximum drawdown of 5% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing), across 1 plan.
Does Funded Friday have a consistency rule?
Yes. Applies at payout; the threshold is not published.
Does Funded Friday allow news trading?
Only under conditions. Advertised as allowed; trading in restricted news windows can lead to payout rejection.
Does Funded Friday allow EAs and automated trading?
Only under conditions. Unauthorised automated trading systems are prohibited.
Does Funded Friday allow copy trading?
Only under conditions. Third-party signal copying that breaks the terms can lead to payout rejection.
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