ATFunded Pro Rules
Profit Target
Phase 1: 6%
To pass, you need to earn a 6% profit based on your starting balance.
For example, if you begin with $100,000, you must reach $106,000 with all trades closed to meet the goal.
Profit target per account size
| Account Size | Profit target |
| $10,000 | $10,600 |
| $50,000 | $53,000 |
| $100,000 | $106,000 |
| $150,000 | $159,000 |
Funded Account
There is no set profit goal on the funded account. You can trade freely without needing to reach a certain amount.
Drawdown Limit
Maximum Loss Limit
Your account has a Maximum Loss Limit (also called a trailing drawdown) in both Phase 1 and the Funded Account stage.
This limit is linked to the highest balance or equity your account has reached at the end of any day.
It does not decrease, even if your balance or equity later becomes lower.
Once the limit reaches your starting account balance, it stops moving and will not increase again.
The limit is updated daily at 00:00 server time, but only if your balance or equity reaches a new highest level.
How to calculate your limit
The limit starts at your initial account size minus the allowed loss, depending on your account size.
When you make a profit and your end-of-day (EOD) balance or equity goes above your initial account size, the limit starts to move upward.
It always follows your highest EOD balance or equity, but it never moves down.
Formula:
Highest end-of-day balance or equity so far – allowed loss
Once the limit reaches your starting account size, it stops moving and stays fixed at that level.
Allowed Loss per account size
The Allowed Loss is the amount your new trading account starts with as its maximum loss limit.
As you finish trading days with profits, your limit will move up with your progress.
| Account Size | Allowed Loss | Starting Limit |
| 10k | $500 (5% of initial deposit) | $9,500 |
| 50k | $2,000 (4% of initial deposit) | $48,000 |
| 100k | $3,000 (3% of initial deposit) | $97,000 |
| 150k | $4,500 (3% of initial deposit) | $145,500 |
Examples
Example 1
Account Size: 10k
Loss Limit: $500
Highest balance/equity EOD: $10200
Loss Limit: $9700
Calculation: $10200 – $500 = $9700
Example 2
Account Size: 50k
Loss Limit: $2000
Highest balance/equity EOD: $50000 (No profits)
Loss Limit: $48000
Calculation: $50000 – $2000 = $48000
Example 3
Account Size: 100k
Loss Limit: $3000
Highest balance/equity EOD: $103500
Loss Limit: $100000
Calculation: $105000 – $3000 = $ 102000.
Limit CANNOT go above initial balance. Limit stays at $100000
Funded Accounts
Funded Accounts follow the same Maximum Loss Limit rules.
However, after you receive two payouts, starting with the third payout, the Maximum Loss Limit and your account balance will be reset at each payout.
This means your funded account returns to its initial state.
Phase 1 – Trading Consistency
Consistency Threshold
In Phase 1 of ATFunded Pro, you must follow the Consistency Rule, which has a limit of 30%.
Your best trading day cannot make more than 30% of your total profit target.
If it does, we will raise your profit target. It will be recalculated so that your top day’s profit becomes 30% of the new target.
After that, the Consistency Rule applies to the new, higher profit target.
Important: Only closed trades from each day are counted for the consistency check.
Phase 1 example
Account Size: $10,000
Original Profit Target: $600
30% Consistency Limit: $180
Profit in one day: $210
Since $210 is more than the $180 limit, your profit target will be adjusted upward.
We calculate the new profit target like this:
$210 = 30% of new profit target
That means your new target becomes $700 (because 30% of $700 = $210).
Now, you must reach the new $700 target to pass, and the Consistency Rule will apply to that number.
Consistency Rule Checker
Select your account and enter your highest daily profit to check if you are within the consistency limit.
Funded Account
On Funded Accounts, consistency requirements no longer apply, and this rule is replaced by Minimum Trades Rule.
Funded Account – Minimum Trades
Minimum Trades Rule
To qualify for a payout, you must complete at least 5 Core Trades during each pay period.
What are Core Trades?
- Core Trades are the trades that count toward your minimum trades requirement for a payout
- A Core Trade must be at least 50% of the size (lot size only) of your largest trade during the current pay period
- Trades smaller than this won’t count toward the requirement, but profits from them won’t be invalidated
- Core Trades do not have requirements for profits or losses
- Core Trades should follow your usual trading strategy
- Trades made to bypass the rule (for example, opened for only 60 seconds and closed immediately) may be disqualified. If this happens, you’ll need to continue trading until you reach the 5 Core Trades minimum
Can I still open smaller trades?
Yes! You can trade smaller positions and different instruments at any time
These trades won’t count as Core Trades towards the Minimum Trades requirement, but they won’t be penalized and the profits will still count
Example 1
Largest trade during the pay period: 1.0 lots
Valid trades must be at least 0.50 lots (50% of 1.0)
| Position | Lots | Size requirement met |
| Trade 1 | 1 | Yes |
| Trade 2 | 0.90 | Yes |
| Trade 3 | 0.80 | Yes |
| Trade 4 | 0.50 | Yes |
| Trade 5 | 0.45 | Too small |
| Trade 6 | 0.30 | Too small |
| Trade 7 | 1 | Yes |
Result: 5 valid trades (≥50% size) out of 7 total.
The requirement is met, and you can request payout when it’s due.
Example 2
Largest trade during the pay period: 2.0 lots
Valid trades must be at least 1 lot (50% of 2.0)
| Position | Lots | Size requirement met |
| Trade 1 | 2 | Yes |
| Trade 2 | 1.50 | Yes |
| Trade 3 | 1.70 | Yes |
| Trade 4 | 0.80 | Too small |
| Trade 5 | 0.50 | Too small |
Result: Only 3 valid trades out of 5 total.
You did not meet the minimum trades requirement and won’t qualify for payout until you complete more valid trades.
Rule Reset
After each payout, the largest trade and the number of Core Trades are reset.
This allows you to establish a new largest trade for the next payout period
Why this rule exists
- It prevents traders from relying on just one big trade to meet the minimum trade requirement
- It encourages trading with balanced size and diverse strategies
- It helps show that traders have consistent and disciplined risk management throughout the pay period.
Minimum Trades Checker
Add your trade lot sizes to see if you meet the 5 valid trade requirement for payout.
*You can add up to 25 trades.
Payouts
Payout frequency
You can request a payout every 14 days, but only if you meet the Minimum Trades requirement.
Profit split
For your first and second payouts, you will be withdrawing 50% of your profits as payout.
The remaining 50% stays in your account and will also act as a buffer to help protect you from losses.
Starting with your third payout, your profit split increases to 80%.
From that point on, your account balance and Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) are reset, so you start fresh.
First payout
Minimum amount: $125
Maximum amount: $5000
Maximum profit split: 50%
Second payout
Minimum amount: $125
Maximum amount: $5000
Maximum profit split: 50%
Third and Future payouts
Minimum amount: $125
Maximum amount: No fixed limit
Maximum profit split: 80%
Maximum Loss Limit Reset
After you complete two payouts on the same account, we reward you by fully resetting your Maximum Loss Limit (MLL) starting with the third payout.
What does that mean?
Your maximum withdrawal increases to 80% instead of 50%.
Because of this, payouts could bring your account dangerously close to the Drawdown Limit.
To prevent risk, traders who reach the third payout receive a full account reset.
After the 80% payout, both your account balance and trailing drawdown limit return to their initial values, so you start fresh.
Every following payout will also be at 80%, and your account will reset after each withdrawal.
Examples
1st & 2nd Payouts
Balance at payout: $104,000
MLL level: $100,000
You must leave a buffer when withdrawing.
If you withdraw 50%, only $2000 will remain as a buffer, making your loss limit smaller than its original value.
3rd Payout and Beyond
Balance at payout: $104,000
MLL level: $97,000 (reset based on new balance)
No buffer needed.
You can withdraw the full available amount, receive 80% of the profits and still have room between your balance and MLL.
This gives you a fresh start and more freedom to manage your account.
Available Trading Instruments
ATFunded Pro accounts can trade all of the instruments available on our servers with the exception of cryptocurrencies.
ATFunded+
After two payouts, you reach ATFunded+ stage.
On top of your MLL and balance fully resetting after each payout, you will be featured as a provider on the ATFX copytrading platform, allowing you to earn extra profit from commissions from any investor that decides to follow you.
Activation Fee
After you pass Phase 1, you need to pay an activation fee to receive your Funded Account.
You have 14 days to pay this fee.
The fee is one-time.
The fee depends on your account size:
| Account Size | One-time Activation Fee |
| 10k | $25 |
| 50k | $149 |
| 100k | $149 |
| 150k | $149 |
Trade Size Limit
Accounts in the ATFunded Pro program have a maximum lots limit for each instrument type.
Currency pairs in the same category share the same lot limit.
This limit applies regardless of trade direction (buy or sell).
| Account Size | Max Lot on FX | Max Lot on indices, oil and metals |
| 10k | 1 | 0.5 |
| 50k | 5 | 2.5 |
| 100k | 10 | 5 |
| 150k | 15 | 7.5 |
Please note: We do not offer crypto trading in the ATFunded Pro program.
If any trade causes your total open lots to exceed the allowed limit, it will be immediately closed at market price.
Breaking this rule, unless done intentionally or repeatedly on purpose, will not cause an account breach.
However, traders should always watch their trade sizes to avoid losses from trades being closed because of exceeding the limit.
Positions Rollover
In the ATFunded Pro program, you are permitted to hold trades overnight and over the weekend.
However, please be aware that any overnight or weekend positions may be subject to additional market risks, such as news events or price gaps when the market reopens. It’s important to ensure that your risk management strategies are in place when holding trades during non-market hours
Leverage
| Asset Class | Leverage |
| FX | 1:30 |
| Indices & Metals | 1:20 |
| Oil | 1:10 |
Trading cryptocurrencies is not possible on ATFunded Pro accounts.
Maximum Allocation
Each trader is limited to hold only 2 ATFunded Pro accounts.
News Rule
Trading news
News trading is not allowed at any time with ATFunded.
You must avoid trading during high-impact news events (marked with a red folder) on both assessment and funded accounts.
You are allowed to keep trades open during news and trade other pairs unaffected by the event.
What is not allowed?
You must not do any of the following within 5 minutes before or after a high impact news event:
- Open new trades
- Set or trigger pending orders (buy/sell stops or limits)
- Close trades (even if it’s automatic, like hitting take-profit)
This applies even if the trade was placed earlier, but closes or changes during the restricted time.
Consequences of Breaking the Rule
Profit Removal: Any profits earned from trades breaking the News Rule will be removed automatically by our system.
Account Breach: Persistent news trading during multiple payout periods or the first phase, despite warnings, may result in ATFunded breaching your earnings account or assessment account.
The Calendar
Every trader gets access to an economic news calendar in their dashboard.
Use this calendar to avoid trading during restricted news times and prevent rule violations.
For events labeled as “Tentative”, “All day” and speeches, restrictions apply only around the exact time listed in the calendar.
Max Open Trades
Maximum positions
You are allowed to have a maximum of 4 open trades on the same currency pair at the same time.
What happens if you go over the limit?
Extra trades (beyond the 4th) will still open.
However, once the extra trades are closed, those profits will be removed.
Example 1
| Currency | Positions open |
| EUR/USD | 3 |
| GBP/USD | 4 |
| XAU/USD | 2 |
In this example:
- The trader has open positions on multiple currency pairs.
- No single pair has more than 4 open trades.
The position limit rule is not broken. All trades are valid, and all profits will count.
Example 2
| Currency | Positions open |
| EUR/USD | 5 |
| GBP/USD | 2 |
| XAU/USD | 3 |
In this example:
- The trader has 5 open trades on EUR/USD
- This exceeds the 4-trade limit on a single currency pair.
This breaks the rule.
All 5 trades will still open.
But only the first 4 trades on EUR/USD will count.
- Profits from the 5th trade on EUR/USD will be removed once it’s closed.
- Trades on GBP/USD and XAU/USD are within the rules, profits from those pairs won’t be removed.
Breaking this rule, unless done intentionally or repeatedly on purpose, will not cause an account breach.
EA (Expert Advisors)
You can use Expert Advisors, Trade Copiers & Risk Management Tools as long as they are not used in the following ways:
- Copy trading of other people’s signals
- Tick scalping
- Latency/reverse/hedge arbitrage trading
- Emulators
- HFT EAs
The use of third-party EAs is a risk to both our company and the trader. If more than one trader is found using the same EA and placing the same trades, the account will be flagged for copytrading, leading to account failure.
Margin Call
The Margin Call is set at 110%, and the Stop Out is at 100%.
A Margin Call means your account is very close to the limit, and you cannot open new trades until you free up more margin.
A Stop Out means you have used all available margin. At this point, all open trades are closed automatically, regardless of their profit or loss.
When this happens, a permanent breach of the trading account occurs — regardless of its balance or equity.
Traders should always monitor their trade sizes and margin usage to avoid reaching these limits.
Minimum Hold Time
At least 50% of your trades need to be held for more than 1 minute.
Gambling Policy
At ATFunded, we are committed to fostering safe and responsible trading practices. Our Gambling Policy aims to be transparent and easily understood by all traders, providing clear guidance and information. The main objective of this policy is to encourage responsible trading while discouraging behaviors that resemble excessive risk-taking and gambling.
Overleveraging
It is essential to maintain responsible position sizes and margin usage at all times. If we determine that you are over-leveraging your account, we will issue warnings to reduce your risk. If this behavior persists after a warning, your account may be terminated.
One-sided Bets
Avoid making trades predominantly in one direction without conducting thorough market analysis. If excessive volume is consistently placed on the same asset and direction within a short period, we may consider it a form of gambling.
Account Rolling
- Passed Account Rolling: Purchasing multiple accounts of the same or similar sizes, passing each one above the maximum allocation, and then trading them individually at the funded stage. Failed accounts are replaced with other accounts that have passed. This strategy will result in the immediate termination of our services.
- New Account Rolling: Purchasing a single account, trading it at full risk, and if it fails, purchasing additional accounts and repeating the same high-risk strategy until one passes. In the funded phase, this approach involves continuing with high leverage or risk tolerance to recover losses from previous failures. This type of gambling behavior is not tolerated and disregards the opportunity to be a successful virtual funded trader.
Reverse Trading
Executing a buy trade on one demo account while placing a sell trade on another demo account is not allowed. This action violates the prohibition against reverse trading or hedging across multiple demo accounts. Additionally, group hedging, where individuals coordinate opposing positions across one or more prop firms to minimize or eliminate risk and take advantage of prop firm rules, is strictly prohibited.
Copy Trading
No more than max allocation per strategy.
Min Hold Time
At least 50% of trades must be held for more than 1 minute. For instance, if an account has 50 trades and 30 of them are held for less than 50 seconds, it would violate this rule.
One-sided Bets/All in
Executing a trade or a series of trades on the same currency pair in the same direction without implementing any risk management strategies or entering over and over after taking a loss. For example, you might open a buy position on GBP/USD without setting a stop loss (SL) or take profit (TP), holding the trade until it either meets the challenge criteria or fails. Another example is repeatedly entering trades that hit the stop loss, continuing this process until the trade eventually moves in your favor.
