What is Funding Predicts?

Standard uses trailing end-of-day drawdown and size-specific consistency rules. Elite uses static drawdown and a dynamic share cap, with no consistency rule listed. Fixed/dynamic event caps constrain concentration; examine correlated positions as well as nominal size.

Standard lists weekly payouts; Elite requires qualifying profitable days. Identity verification is required before payouts, and the applicable funded agreement controls the actual profit split. A displayed earnings calculator is a scenario, not an account result.

Who it is for

Comparing evaluation programs.
Seeking a defined simulated challenge.
Reviewing rules before an entry fee.

Product mechanics and conditions

Single phase
One challenge stage under purchased rules.
Standard
Trailing EOD drawdown and size-specific consistency.
Elite
Static drawdown, dynamic share cap, no listed consistency rule.
Sizes
Several nominal capital tiers.
Concentration
Fixed or dynamic event share limits.
Payouts
Standard weekly; Elite qualifying profitable days.
Rules
Published targets and loss limits.

Capital allocation workflows

Compare tracks

Hold size constant and compare targets, drawdown, daily loss and payouts.

Plan exposure

Relate share caps to prices and correlated positions.

Assess eligibility

Read profitable-day, consistency and identity conditions before treating profit as withdrawable.

Pricing and total cost

One-time challenge fees depend on track and nominal size. Checkout promotions may reduce base fees.

Standard $10K

$85 base fee

$600 target
$400 trailing EOD drawdown
$200 daily loss limit

Standard $25K / $50K / $100K / $150K

$125 / $209 / $359 / $535 base fees

Size-specific limits and consistency rules

Elite $10K / $25K / $50K / $100K

$105 / $200 / $375 / $700 base fees

12% targets
5% static drawdown
3% daily loss limit

Fees and usage costs

A limited free $1K launch challenge is advertised.
Profit splits are advertised up to 90%; the funded agreement sets the actual split.

Eligibility and funding

Choose track before size.
Read full challenge and activation terms.
Record target, drawdown, daily loss and event cap.
Use the simulated evaluation.
Review the funded agreement after passing.
Complete payout identity verification.

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What to check

Standard/Elite consistency and payouts differ.
Identity verification precedes payout.
Earnings calculator outputs are scenarios.
The terms describe a simulated evaluation.

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Our take on Funding Predicts

Targets, loss methods and position limits are explicit. Simulation, payout conditions and promotions require careful terms review.

Assessment criteria: Task usefulness, documented scope, setup clarity, and access and cost transparency.
Assessment date: 2026-10-05
Documentation reviewed: 2026-10-02

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Frequently asked questions about Funding Predicts

Is the challenge live capital?

No. Terms describe simulation.

Main track differences?

Trailing/static drawdown, consistency and payout eligibility.

Is nominal capital the price?

No. The evaluation fee is separate.

Is a 90% split automatic?

No. Marketing says up to 90%; the agreement controls.

Funding Predicts: Simulated Evaluations and Funded-Account Rules

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