Choose your starting point
Each qualification sets your entry fee, your real-capital buying power, and the level you start from once you pass. Higher entry, bigger account, higher start.
The market pays for managing risk
Making money in stocks isn't about guessing — it's about risk. The traders who last only take a trade when the potential reward is worth the risk. A qualification isn't a barrier — it's how we test exactly that skill before we hand over real capital.
Manage your risk
The daily stop and loss limits aren't there to slow you down — they train the discipline that keeps an account alive.
Weigh risk vs reward
Take a trade only when the profit is worth what you put at risk. A good risk/reward ratio is the whole game.
Prove it → get capital
We back traders who risk well and stay consistent — because those are the ones who earn, for themselves and for the firm.
Your first real trade is the qualification itself
You risk only what the qualification costs. Pass it, and you unlock the firm's capital and a profit share that can return many times that entry. Limited downside, far bigger upside — the exact risk/reward the market rewards.
Example (illustrative): $10 entry → access to $35,000 in trading capital once you pass. Results aren't guaranteed and depend entirely on your skill.
QUALIFICATION RULES
QUALIFICATION RULES
QUALIFICATION RULES
Skip ahead. Start big.
Bigger buying power from day one — for traders who already have an edge.
QUALIFICATION RULES
QUALIFICATION RULES
QUALIFICATION RULES
Daily stop on the real account is 3% of the deposit. Qualification rules apply to the qualification account; buying power is the funded position size you control, not a cash balance you withdraw. Profit share starts at 50% and grows up to 70% as you climb the trader lift. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.