
Funded Index Rules
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Funded Index rules at a glance
Funded Index's plans state a maximum drawdown of 10% of the account size (drawdown type: static), across 6 plans. A consistency rule applies: no single profitable day above 20% of total profit at a payout request (payout ineligibility, not a breach); positions above 200% or below 50% of the initial lot size are a hard breach.
Compiled from 6 of Funded Index's own published pages, read on 14 September 2026. Not verified by Prop Firm Pal: every value is what Funded Index 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 Index drawdown rules
Funded Index's plans state a maximum drawdown of 10% of the account size (drawdown type: static), across 6 plans.
A daily loss limit of 5% is stated on 6 of 6 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
Profit target
Launch
Account size
$3K
Max drawdown
10% ($300)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($150)
Profit target
15%
Momentum
Account size
$5K
Max drawdown
10% ($500)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($250)
Profit target
15%
Ascent
Account size
$10K
Max drawdown
10% ($1,000)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($500)
Profit target
15%
Pinnacle
Account size
$25K
Max drawdown
10% ($2,500)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($1,250)
Profit target
15%
Apex
Account size
$50K
Max drawdown
10% ($5,000)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($2,500)
Profit target
15%
Odyssey
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
10% ($10,000)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
5% ($5,000)
Profit target
15%
In Funded Index's words
Plan figures: “LAUNCH $3,000 Account Size Target 15% Daily DD 5% Max DD 10% Leverage 1:1000 Split 80% Price $19” fundedindex.com/…/challenges
Funded Index consistency rule
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit a single trading day may account for. Here is what Funded Index states.
Rule
What Funded Index states
Consistency limit
What Funded Index states
20%
Consistency rule
What Funded Index states
Applies — No single profitable day above 20% of total profit at a payout request (payout ineligibility, not a breach); positions above 200% or below 50% of the initial lot size are a hard breach
In Funded Index's words
Consistency limit: “Additionally, no single profitable trading day may account for more than 20% of your total accumulated profit at the time of a payout request.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
Funded Index minimum trading days and time limit
Rule
What Funded Index states
Minimum trading days
What Funded Index states
Applies — 3 profitable trading days before qualification or a payout request
In the plan figures
What Funded Index states
3 days
Time limit
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
In Funded Index's words
Minimum trading days: “Minimum Trading Days: 3 profitable trading days before qualification or payout request.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
Funded Index news trading, EA and copy trading rules
Rule
What Funded Index states
News trading
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
Expert advisors and automated trading
What Funded Index states
Conditional — EAs that exploit price feed delays are prohibited; every trade, manual or automated, must stay open at least 3 minutes
Copy trading
What Funded Index states
Conditional — Copying trades from restricted sources and account mirroring are hard breaches; the restricted sources are not named
Hedging
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
Martingale and grid strategies
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
High-frequency and latency arbitrage
What Funded Index states
Not permitted
In Funded Index's words
Expert advisors and automated trading: “Tick manipulation, order flow abuse, or using Expert Advisors (EAs) that exploit price feed delays.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
Copy trading: “Copying trades from restricted sources, account mirroring, or multi-account trading.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
High-frequency and latency arbitrage: “High-Frequency Trading (HFT) or latency arbitrage.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
Funded Index weekend and overnight holding
Rule
What Funded Index states
Weekend holding
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
Overnight holding
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
Trading hours
What Funded Index states
24/7 on synthetic indices
In Funded Index's words
Trading hours: “Trade Volatility, Boom & Crash, Step indices 24/7 on the platforms you already use.” fundedindex.com
Funded Index scaling plan
Account scaling every 4 months on consistent performance (homepage).
Rule
What Funded Index states
Largest account size
What Funded Index states
$100,000
In Funded Index's words
Scaling plan: “Scale your account every 4 months on consistent performance.” fundedindex.com (the page is ambiguous on this)
Largest account size: “ODYSSEY $100,000 Account Size” fundedindex.com/…/challenges
Other Funded Index account rules
Rule
What Funded Index states
Maximum number of accounts
What Funded Index states
Applies — "Multi-account trading" is listed as a hard breach without a defined number of accounts
Prohibited instruments
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
Account sharing
What Funded Index states
Not stated on the pages we read
In Funded Index's words
Maximum number of accounts: “Copying trades from restricted sources, account mirroring, or multi-account trading.” fundedindex.com/…/terms
Not found on Funded Index's pages
These were not stated on the pages of Funded Index'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.
news trading rules
whether hedging, martingale or grid strategies are allowed
whether trades may be held overnight or over the weekend
a time limit for the evaluation
details of the scaling plan beyond scaling every 4 months
FAQs
What are Funded Index's drawdown rules?
Funded Index's plans state a maximum drawdown of 10% of the account size (drawdown type: static), across 6 plans.
Does Funded Index have a consistency rule?
Yes. No single profitable day above 20% of total profit at a payout request (payout ineligibility, not a breach); positions above 200% or below 50% of the initial lot size are a hard breach.
Does Funded Index have a scaling plan?
Yes. Account scaling every 4 months on consistent performance (homepage).
Does Funded Index allow EAs and automated trading?
Only under conditions. EAs that exploit price feed delays are prohibited; every trade, manual or automated, must stay open at least 3 minutes.
Does Funded Index allow copy trading?
Only under conditions. Copying trades from restricted sources and account mirroring are hard breaches; the restricted sources are not named.
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