
Funded Trader Markets Rules
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Funded Trader Markets rules at a glance
Funded Trader Markets's plans state a maximum drawdown of 3% to 10% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and static), across 5 plans. A consistency rule applies: by program: 50% evaluation and 45% funded on 1-Step Nitro, 15% on instant, none on funded 2-Step Plus. News trading is conditional: allowed in all programs; news scalping within seconds of high-impact releases is prohibited.
Compiled from 41 of Funded Trader Markets's own published pages, read on 13 September 2026. Not verified by Prop Firm Pal: every value is what Funded Trader Markets 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 Trader Markets drawdown rules
Funded Trader Markets's plans state a maximum drawdown of 3% to 10% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and static), across 5 plans.
A daily loss limit of 3% to 4% is stated on 5 of 5 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
1 Step Nitro 100K
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
6% ($6,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
4% ($4,000)
Profit target
10%
2 Step Plus 100K
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
10% ($10,000)
Drawdown type
Static
Daily loss limit
4% ($4,000)
Profit target
8%
Instant Standard 100K
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
5% ($5,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
3% ($3,000)
Profit target
—
Instant Pro 100K
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
3% ($3,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
3% ($3,000)
Profit target
—
Instant Plus 100K
Account size
$100K
Max drawdown
6% ($6,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
3% ($3,000)
Profit target
—
In Funded Trader Markets's words
Plan figures: “Fee | $622 $249 | $998 $399 | $723 $398 | $600 $330 | $884 $442 |” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/programs
Funded Trader Markets consistency rule
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit a single trading day may account for. Here is what Funded Trader Markets states.
Rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
Consistency rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
Applies — By program: 50% evaluation and 45% funded on 1-Step Nitro, 15% on instant, none on funded 2-Step Plus
In Funded Trader Markets's words
Consistency rule: “Yes, traders at Funded Trader Markets need to abide by the Consistency Rule.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/is-there-a-rule-regarding-consistency
Funded Trader Markets minimum trading days and time limit
Rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
Minimum trading days
What Funded Trader Markets states
Applies — 5 days of 0.5%+ profit before a funded payout; 3 per phase in the 2-Step Plus evaluation
In the plan figures
What Funded Trader Markets states
3 and 5 days
Time limit
What Funded Trader Markets states
None — No time limit
In Funded Trader Markets's words
Minimum trading days: “In the Simulated Funded Phase, a minimum of 5 trading days is required to be eligible for payout.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/is-there-a-requirement-for-a-minimum-number-of-trading-days
Time limit: “Pass one target with no time limits to unlock your funded account.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/1-step
Funded Trader Markets news trading, EA and copy trading rules
Rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
News trading
What Funded Trader Markets states
Conditional — Allowed in all programs; news scalping within seconds of high-impact releases is prohibited
Expert advisors and automated trading
What Funded Trader Markets states
Conditional — HFT, news scalping, tick scalping, arbitrage and reverse-trading bots are prohibited
Copy trading
What Funded Trader Markets states
Conditional — Only your own trades; copying other traders or signals is prohibited
Hedging
What Funded Trader Markets states
Conditional — Within one account only, and not held overnight on funded or instant accounts
Martingale and grid strategies
What Funded Trader Markets states
Conditional — Within one account; not sequentially across accounts
High-frequency and latency arbitrage
What Funded Trader Markets states
Not permitted
In Funded Trader Markets's words
News trading: “Yes, you are allowed to trade news in all our programs.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/am-i-allowed-to-trade-news-at-funded-trader-markets
Expert advisors and automated trading: “At Funded Trader Markets, we permit the use of Trading Bots across all accounts and phases, though certain types of bots are restricted.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/are-trading-bots-allowed-at-funded-trader-markets
Copy trading: “Funded Trader Markets permits the use of trade copiers in all our programs, you are also allowed to copy trades from your account at another evaluation firm, retail broker, or any external/internal source, as long as the trades are originally yours.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/am-i-allowed-to-use-a-trade-copier
Hedging: “In our programs, hedging is permitted when conducted within the confines of a single account.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/am-i-allowed-to-hedge-at-funded-trader-markets
Martingale and grid strategies: “Yes, martingale and layering strategies are allowed within a single account.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/is-martingale-layering-allowed
High-frequency and latency arbitrage: “High-Frequency Trading : Engaging in high-frequency trading, which involves trading large volumes of positions at very high speeds, is prohibited.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/are-there-any-limitations-on-certain-trading-practices-at-funded-trader-markets
Funded Trader Markets weekend and overnight holding
Rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
Weekend holding
What Funded Trader Markets states
Permitted
Overnight holding
What Funded Trader Markets states
Permitted
In Funded Trader Markets's words
Weekend holding: “Yes, you have the flexibility to hold trades overnight and through the weekend in all our available programs.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/do-you-allow-to-hold-trades-overnight-and-over-the-weekend-at-funded-trader-markets
Overnight holding: “Yes, you have the flexibility to hold trades overnight and through the weekend in all our available programs.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/do-you-allow-to-hold-trades-overnight-and-over-the-weekend-at-funded-trader-markets
Other Funded Trader Markets account rules
Rule
What Funded Trader Markets states
Maximum number of accounts
What Funded Trader Markets states
Applies — One trader per household and IP; $1,000,000 total simulated allocation
Prohibited instruments
What Funded Trader Markets states
Not stated on the pages we read
Account sharing
What Funded Trader Markets states
Not permitted
Inactivity
What Funded Trader Markets states
30 consecutive calendar days without activity is treated as a breach; exceptions possible with advance notice
In Funded Trader Markets's words
Maximum number of accounts: “Additionally, only one trader per household and IP address is allowed.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/are-there-any-limitations-on-certain-trading-practices-at-funded-trader-markets
Account sharing: “Account Sharing : Sharing account information or allowing someone else to pass an account on your behalf will result in account termination.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/are-there-any-limitations-on-certain-trading-practices-at-funded-trader-markets
Inactivity: “30-Day Inactivity Policy at Funded Trader Markets, the firm guideline stating that if there’s no activity being made in your account for 30 consecutive calendar days, an email will be sent out as a violation breach of contract.” fundedtradermarkets.com/…/for-how-long-is-it-permissible-to-keep-my-account-inactive-at-funded-trader-markets
Not found on Funded Trader Markets's pages
These were not stated on the pages of Funded Trader Markets'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.
a fixed lot size limit, which varies by instrument
prohibited instruments
FAQs
What are Funded Trader Markets's drawdown rules?
Funded Trader Markets's plans state a maximum drawdown of 3% to 10% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and static), across 5 plans.
Does Funded Trader Markets have a consistency rule?
Yes. By program: 50% evaluation and 45% funded on 1-Step Nitro, 15% on instant, none on funded 2-Step Plus.
Does Funded Trader Markets allow news trading?
Only under conditions. Allowed in all programs; news scalping within seconds of high-impact releases is prohibited.
Does Funded Trader Markets allow EAs and automated trading?
Only under conditions. HFT, news scalping, tick scalping, arbitrage and reverse-trading bots are prohibited.
Does Funded Trader Markets allow copy trading?
Only under conditions. Only your own trades; copying other traders or signals is prohibited.
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