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Halcyon Trader Funding Rules
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Halcyon Trader Funding rules at a glance
Halcyon Trader Funding's plans state a maximum drawdown of 2.67% to 4% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and end-of-day), across 6 plans. A consistency rule applies: 40% on Prime evaluation and reward accounts, and on Dynamic reward accounts when the consistency option is chosen; none stated for Lite.
Compiled from 32 of Halcyon Trader Funding's own published pages, read on 14 September 2026. Not verified by Prop Firm Pal: every value is what Halcyon Trader Funding 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.
Halcyon Trader Funding drawdown rules
Halcyon Trader Funding's plans state a maximum drawdown of 2.67% to 4% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and end-of-day), across 6 plans.
A daily loss limit figure is not recorded in the plan details we hold. The firm may still set one, so check its rules page rather than assuming there is none.
Dollar amounts are the published percentage applied to the account size.
Plan
Account size
Max drawdown
Drawdown type
Daily loss limit
Profit target
Halcyon Lite
Account size
$25K
Max drawdown
4% ($1,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
5.4%
Halcyon Lite
Account size
$50K
Max drawdown
4% ($2,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
5.5%
Halcyon Lite
Account size
$150K
Max drawdown
2.67% ($4,000)
Drawdown type
Trailing
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
5.67%
Halcyon Prime
Account size
$25K
Max drawdown
4% ($1,000)
Drawdown type
End-of-day
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
6%
Halcyon Prime
Account size
$50K
Max drawdown
4% ($2,000)
Drawdown type
End-of-day
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
6%
Halcyon Prime
Account size
$150K
Max drawdown
3% ($4,500)
Drawdown type
End-of-day
Daily loss limit
—
Profit target
6%
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Plan figures: “The evaluation phase includes a 40% consistency rule , which means it requires a minimum of three (3) trading days to pass under standard conditions.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/halcyon-prime-accounts
Halcyon Trader Funding consistency rule
A consistency rule caps how much of your total profit a single trading day may account for. Here is what Halcyon Trader Funding states.
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Consistency limit
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
40%
Consistency rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Applies — 40% on Prime evaluation and reward accounts, and on Dynamic reward accounts when the consistency option is chosen; none stated for Lite
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Consistency limit: “No single trading day’s profit may exceed 40% of total profits earned during the qualifying period.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/halcyon-prime-reward-accounts-rewards-guide-accounts-purchased-after-882026
Halcyon Trader Funding minimum trading days and time limit
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Minimum trading days
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Applies — 1 day on Lite and Dynamic evaluations; 3 on Prime unless the 1-Day Pass add-on is bought; 6 full qualifying trading days before a first reward
In the plan figures
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
1 and 3 days
Time limit
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Applies — 30 calendar days from the start of an evaluation
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Minimum trading days: “A minimum of three (3) trading days is required to pass under the 40% consistency rule.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/halcyon-prime-accounts
Time limit: “Accounts that are not passed within this 30-day window will expire and be removed from the system.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/simulated-trading-account-fees
Halcyon Trader Funding news trading, EA and copy trading rules
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
News trading
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Not stated on the pages we read
Expert advisors and automated trading
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — The trader must be the sole owner of the system and not use it at other firms; HFT bots not allowed; Halcyon may ask for proof of usage
Copy trading
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — Allowed, but opposite positions on the same product across accounts are prohibited
Hedging
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Not permitted
Martingale and grid strategies
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — Switching from micros to minis to recover losses is listed among behaviours that may lead to a permanent ban; grid strategies not addressed
High-frequency and latency arbitrage
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Not permitted
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Expert advisors and automated trading: “We allow bots, algos, and semi-automated trading systems, under the following terms:” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Copy trading: “Copy trading is allowed.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Hedging: “Hedging is strictly prohibited across all accounts and trading programs.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/hedging-explained-the-dos-and-donts
Martingale and grid strategies: “having taken heavy losses with micros then attempting to make up the loss by switching to minis.” halcyontraderfunding.com/…/terms-and-conditions
High-frequency and latency arbitrage: “High-frequency trading (HFT) bots are not allowed” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Halcyon Trader Funding weekend and overnight holding
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Weekend holding
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — Evaluation and simulated reward accounts must be flat by 4:45 PM EST every day; Live Brokerage Accounts may hold positions over multiple days
Overnight holding
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — Allowed only on Live Brokerage Accounts; evaluation and simulated reward accounts must be flat by 4:45 PM EST
Trading hours
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Day trading only; all positions closed and orders cancelled by 4:45 PM EST
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Weekend holding: “All positions must be closed and all orders canceled by 4:45 PM EST (New York Time)” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Overnight holding: “Trades may remain open overnight or over multiple days, enabling swing and longer-term strategies.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/live-brokerage-account-rewards-benefits-policy
Trading hours: “All positions must be closed and all orders canceled by 4:45 PM EST (New York Time)” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Halcyon Trader Funding scaling plan
Each Lite, Prime or Dynamic reward account allows up to 5 approved rewards, after which it may be reviewed for the TLT Program or a live brokerage account.
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Largest account size
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
$150,000
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Scaling plan: “After the fifth approved reward request, the account may be reviewed for eligibility to transition into the TLT Program or a Live Brokerage Account.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/halcyon-dynamic-reward-account-rewards-guide
Largest account size: “Reward account options include 50K, 75K, 100K, and 150K account sizes.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/halcyon-dynamic-accounts-full-guide
Other Halcyon Trader Funding account rules
Rule
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Maximum number of accounts
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Applies — 3 active reward accounts across all programs; evaluation accounts unlimited
Prohibited instruments
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Conditional — Only CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT products; micro and mini contracts may not be held together in one account
Account sharing
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Not permitted
Inactivity
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
Accounts with no trade for more than 30 calendar days are considered inactive and may be disabled
Resets
What Halcyon Trader Funding states
A failed account can be reset from the dashboard for a fee that depends on the account type
In Halcyon Trader Funding's words
Maximum number of accounts: “Traders are limited to a maximum of 3 Reward Style Accounts at any one time.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/how-many-accounts-can-i-trade-with-halcyon-trader-funding
Prohibited instruments: “Halcyon Trader Funding traders are allowed to trade only products listed on the following exchanges: CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT, or available through our program vendors or platforms.” halcyontraderfunding.com
Account sharing: “Trading on behalf of others, or trading from shared devices” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/trading-rules-risk-guidelines
Inactivity: “Accounts with no trading activity for more than 30 calendar days will be considered inactive and may be disabled.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/simulated-trading-account-fees
Resets: “Note: A reset will include a fee, depending on your account type and program rules.” halcyontraderfunding.kb.help/…/how-to-reset-a-failed-account
Not found on Halcyon Trader Funding's pages
These were not stated on the pages of Halcyon Trader Funding'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 target and drawdown on the Halcyon Dynamic 50K evaluation
news trading rules
Ultra account rules and pricing
FAQs
What are Halcyon Trader Funding's drawdown rules?
Halcyon Trader Funding's plans state a maximum drawdown of 2.67% to 4% of the account size (drawdown type: trailing and end-of-day), across 6 plans.
Does Halcyon Trader Funding have a consistency rule?
Yes. 40% on Prime evaluation and reward accounts, and on Dynamic reward accounts when the consistency option is chosen; none stated for Lite.
Does Halcyon Trader Funding have a scaling plan?
Yes. Each Lite, Prime or Dynamic reward account allows up to 5 approved rewards, after which it may be reviewed for the TLT Program or a live brokerage account.
Does Halcyon Trader Funding allow EAs and automated trading?
Only under conditions. The trader must be the sole owner of the system and not use it at other firms; HFT bots not allowed; Halcyon may ask for proof of usage.
Does Halcyon Trader Funding allow copy trading?
Only under conditions. Allowed, but opposite positions on the same product across accounts are prohibited.
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