Overview
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Evaluation Rules
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✅ What We Like
- EAs and algo trading, fully allowed on funded accounts — the only major futures firm here that doesn't restrict this
- A free NinjaTrader 8 license is bundled in, which is a real cost saved
- Pick your drawdown style: Option 1 trailing, Option 2 end-of-day. Your call
- Weekly payouts, a faster cycle than several competitors
❌ What Could Be Better
- A 40% consistency rule at payout time has drawn real, repeated complaints — one big day followed by smaller ones is the pattern that gets flagged most often
- Only 3 simultaneous accounts, nowhere near Apex's 20
- The whole acquisition model leans heavily on promo codes, which means standard pricing can shift — always check current terms directly before you commit
Score Breakdown
Evaluation Rules
Trading Rules at a Glance
| Rule | Status |
|---|---|
| News Trading | Allowed ✓ |
| Weekend Holding | Allowed ✓ |
| EAs / Robots | Allowed ✓ |
| Copy Trading | Restricted |
| Challenge Fee Refundable | No |
| Drawdown Type | EOD (Option 2) or Trailing (Option 1) — trader's choice |
Trading Platforms
Available platforms: NinjaTrader 8 (free license)
Payouts
Profit split: Up to 90%
Average processing time: Weekly
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Our Honest Verdict
The EA-friendly stance and the choice between two drawdown structures are real flexibility that the bigger futures firms simply don't offer. The 40% consistency rule is the thing to actually watch, though — traders specifically call it out as a denial trigger when profit isn't spread evenly across days. Plan your distribution deliberately if you go this route.
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