Qualification program

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Demo

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Qualification

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Funding

Funded account

S&P 500, Russell 2000, Nasdaq 100

Except for tickers with Market Cap Size less than $250M, and Average Daily Volume less than 100,000 shares

Starting Capital

$30,000

Drawdown

$1,200 (4%)

Day Drawdown

$300 (1%)

Max position size

Classic $3,000 (10%) Pro $4,500 (15%)

$129

$150

/month

Starting Capital

$50,000

Drawdown

$2,000 (4%)

Day Drawdown

$500 (1%)

Max position size

Classic $5,000 (10%) Pro $7,500 (15%)

$179

$200

/month

Starting Capital

$100,000

Drawdown

$4,000 (4%)

Day Drawdown

$1,000 (1%)

Max position size

Classic $10,000 (10%) Pro $15,000 (15%)

$359

$400

/month

Scaling Up

Every month we review all of our funded accounts and the best traders with consistent monthly profits (at least 10%) get scaled up:

Scale up to

$50,000

Funded account of

$30,000

Scale up to

$100,000

Funded account of

$50,000

Scale up to

$150,000

Funded account of

$100,000

Further scailing up to $250,000 is available each month for all traders who make at least 10% profit per month!

Email Us for details

Payouts

Try2BFunded offers all successful traders up to 80% profit share! Choose a profit split program that fits you best

Option A

For conservative traders — flat 60% of your profits is yours to keep, after making 6% profit of starting balance.

Option B

Ideal for professional, long-term traders — keep up to 80% of the profit you earn for your third withdrawal. For the first two withdrawals, some part of the profit must remain in your account (please see table below). The leftover on your account is a good starting profit, a free financial cushion you can use in case you hit a drawdown.

You can get your 80% trader’s profit and keep it forever starting with the third withdrawal.

  • Total account profit

    Total traders profit

    Traders profit to be left on the account

  • 6%

    60%

    5%

  • 8%

    65%

    7%

  • 10%

    70%

    10%

  • 15%

    75%

    12%

  • 20%

    80%

    15%

F.A.Q.

What documents are required for funded account?

To open your Funded Account with Try2Bfunded, we need the following documents: 1. valid document to confirm your identity. You can provide a copy of any of the following documents: - your ID; - your driving license; your internal passport (only in case you do not provide a copy of this document to confirm your place of residence). 2. A most recent document dated within last three months to confirm your place of residence. You can provide a copy of any of the following documents: - utility bills in your name; - bank statement; *Please use copies of two different documents to confirm your identity and residence address. 3. А selfie photo with an ID. The face shouldn't be obstructed by the document and the data in the document should be readable (not blurred) 4. А selfie photo with your device, showing your profile on our platform. The face shouldn't be obstructed by the device. All documents need to be addressed and received before the account can be considered for approval.

What happens if I get to the funded real-money account and have a 4% drawdown or 1% daily loss? Do I lose access to the account?

On a funded real-money account, if the account reaches a 4% drawdown from the starting balance (or the balance after the last payout), access will be suspended for 72 hours. During this time, the trader has an option to increase the drawdown limit by making a downshift payment to continue trading or choose restart from Stage 1 at any time. If the account hits a 1% daily loss, it will be frozen. The trader can either exchange a small portion of subscription time to unfreeze it, or after 72 hours, the system will reset the trader to the start of Stage 1.

What happens if I get 1% daily loss on a funded real-money account?

If a funded account reaches a 1% daily loss, it will be frozen and the trader will have two options: either unfreeze the account by exchanging a small portion of subscription time or return to the beginning of Stage 1 to review trading mistakes and improve their strategy. This approach has proven effective and has been well received by many traders.

Can you give an example of how withdrawals work?

If a trader takes a funded account from $50,000 to $55,000, the withdrawal amount available will be $3,000 based on the trader’s 60% split [($55,000-$50,000) * 60%], with $2,000 going to the company based on the firm’s 40% split. The account will therefore be reset to $50,000 to count for the distribution of funds.

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