Maximum Payout and Allocation (HFT Passers)

Maxium payout and Allocation only for High Frequency Trading Passers
Written by Trust Funding Program
Updated 10 months ago

If a trader uses HFT at any point during the evaluation stage to assist in passing, the profit split for the funded account will reach its limit once the trader has gained 5% of the initial account balance. Any positive trading beyond the initial 6% gain is not eligible for payouts. Gaining more than 6% does not violate any rules; however, these virtual profits would not be included if you have passed with HFT.

For instance, if you continuously trade and make a profit of up to $36,000 on a 600k account, the profit split will be based on the virtual profits generated up to that point. You would receive 50%, 70%, or 80% of the numerical value ($36,000 in this case) of the 6% profit on the initial balance of your funded account.

The maximum 6% profit per payout is based on the initial account balance and resets after each payout.

This measure has been implemented to ensure long-term sustainability while considering community feedback on the continued presence of HFT. It allows HFT passers to receive regular payouts without complications and discourages traders from engaging in high-risk activities, such as fully leveraging positions before news events or engaging in gambling-like strategies. Providing traders with a focus on consistent payouts leads to higher-quality trade data for us to access. Longevity is our priority.

The maximum allocation of virtual funds has been increased to 600k, ensuring that substantial payouts remain a consistent opportunity for traders. With a maximum allocation of virtual funds at $600,000, the maximum profits that can be converted into a profit split at any given time would be $36,000, which remains quite favorable. This can be achieved through simultaneous 6% gains on two separate 600k accounts.

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