--- url: "https://predictiontoolkit.com/tools/polyfundr/" publisher: "PredictionToolkit" dateModified: "2026-11-03" --- [← Funded trading]() ![PolyFundr logo]() Capital product # PolyFundr: Simulated Evaluations with Equity and Payout Rules PolyFundr is a web evaluation program for simulated Polymarket trading. Challenge sizes, purchase fees and eligible payouts are separate: nominal account balances are not the entry price, and the free demo does not produce withdrawable profit. [**3.0**/ 5Editorial rating]() [Editorial assessment]() [Open PolyFundr]() polyfundr.com **Available on:** Web **Pricing:** Base challenge fees are one-time payments. Upgrades and promotions can change the checkout total. [Screenshots]() [Explore alternatives]() **Availability: public** [Funded trading]() [Paper trading]() +1 more [Risk management]() ## Screenshots and interface Product preview1 / 2 Introduction to the provider's evaluation program. ## What is PolyFundr? The single-stage target is 30% equity profit. Daily loss allowance is 10% of equity at 00:00 UTC, while a 20% trailing drawdown floor rises with the highest account equity. Open positions therefore matter. Entries are restricted to 0.10–0.90; closing an existing position is not restricted by that band. The best day may contribute at most 30% of winning-day profit, or 50% with a paid rule upgrade. Exceeding consistency delays passing or payout rather than itself failing the account. Apply closed-position requirements and payout caps before the profit split: the first cap is 5% of starting balance before the split, later caps are 10%, and a request cannot exceed $5,000. Profit above a cap stays as equity and cannot be carried into a later payout cycle. ### Who it is for - Comparing funded evaluation programs. - Testing a strategy against defined account rules. - Trying a simulated challenge before paying an entry fee. ## Features and coverage - **4 challenge sizes** Choose nominal balances from $5,000 to $50,000. - **Single-stage target** Reach 30% equity profit while observing the other rules. - **Daily loss allowance** The 10% allowance is based on equity at 00:00 UTC. - **Trailing drawdown** The 20% floor rises with the account's highest equity. - **Consistency rule** The best day is limited to 30% of winning-day profit; a paid option raises that limit to 50%. - **Free practice account** Try a $1,000 simulated balance for 3 days without a card; demo profits are not withdrawable. - **USDC payout requests** Request eligible realized profit from the dashboard, subject to program conditions and caps. - **Profit-share upgrade** 80% is standard and 90% is a paid upgrade. ## Workflows with PolyFundr ### Test the strategy fit Use the demo to check whether entry prices and concentration fit the program rules. ### Plan around equity Include open positions when tracking the target and loss floors. ### Estimate a payout Apply consistency, closed-position requirements and the payout cap before applying the profit split. ## Pricing and total cost Base challenge fees are one-time payments. Upgrades and promotions can change the checkout total. ### Bronze $5K $49 - 30% profit target - 10% daily loss - 20% trailing drawdown ### Silver $10K $125 - The same percentage rules ### Gold $25K $300 - The same percentage rules ### Diamond $50K $500 - The same percentage rules ### Fees and usage costs - 80% profit share is included; 90% costs extra. - The free demo lasts 3 days and has no withdrawable profit. ## Getting started **Before you start:** The 0.10–0.90 band applies to entries, not closing existing positions. 1. Read the complete challenge and payout rules. 2. Try the free demo. 3. Choose nominal size and any paid rule upgrades. 4. Record equity floors and the consistency cap. 5. Keep the account active with a trade within every 14 days. 6. Review payout eligibility before requesting USDC. Trading is simulated. ## Useful links ### What to check - The 0.10–0.90 band applies to entries, not closing existing positions. - The first payout cap is 5% of starting balance before the split; later caps are 10%, with a $5,000 request ceiling. - Above-cap profit remains equity and cannot be carried to a later payout cycle. - Exceeding consistency delays passing or payout; it does not itself fail the account. A closer look ## Ratings & reviews Editorial rating **3.0**/ 5 0 user reviews PredictionToolkit editorial ### Our take on PolyFundr PolyFundr can be assessed against published equity and drawdown rules rather than an unspecified challenge. The useful comparison is the full path from an eligible entry to an eligible payout: price bands, payout restrictions and paid rule upgrades can change the value of the advertised account size. Based on documented features, setup and access terms. 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No, but the 14-day inactivity rule applies. ### Does drawdown include open positions? The rules use account equity, so open positions must be included. ### Can I withdraw demo profits? No. ### Does 90% apply to every displayed profit? No. It applies only to eligible profit after payout conditions and caps. In this profile