FAQ

Instant Zero, 1-Step, 1-Step Pro, 2-Step and 2-Step Pro have none. Instant Funded (20%) and Access funded accounts (40%) do. See Consistency rule.

No. The only clock is inactivity: open a trade at least once every 30 days.

1-Step Pro and 2-Step Pro. Their only limit is the static maximum drawdown. See Daily loss limit.

No. Every program has the same rules on every platform and at every size. See Trading platforms.

Yes, on every program. On funded accounts, make sure it doesn't close trades in under 3 minutes (short trades) or trade inside news windows.

Yes, on every program. Remember the daily limit re-anchors at 00:00 UTC using your equity, including open trades.

In evaluations, yes. On funded accounts, profit from trades opened or closed within 5 minutes of a high-impact event is deducted, and positions opened inside the window are closed. See News trading.

00:00 UTC for every account. See Daily loss limit.

No. Targets are measured on closed balance. Close the trade to pass. See Passing a phase.

28 days after your funded account is created on Instant Zero, Instant Funded and Access; 14 days on 1-Step, 2-Step and the Pro programs. Then every 14 days. Add-ons shorten this. See How payouts work.

You need at least $100 of profit to request ($50 on the Pro programs). After that you can withdraw any amount up to your profit.

Requesting a payout closes all open positions and pauses the account until the payout is resolved. See How payouts work.

Yes, as Atlas Balance, when your 3rd consecutive payout on that account is paid. See Fee refund.

No. You need it before a payout can be paid. See Identity verification.

No. Every futures account must be flat by 4:45 PM New York time. A position still open then breaches the account. See Trading hours and EOD close.

It trails your end-of-day balance, not intraday highs. On funded Standard, Apex and Direct accounts it stops rising at your starting balance, and it locks there when you request your first payout. See EOD trailing drawdown.

No. On Atlas Standard, losing 2% in a day closes your positions and locks trading until the 4:45 PM New York reset. The account stays open. Apex, Direct and Live have no daily limit. See Daily loss lockout.

Every 7 days on Standard, Apex and Live, and every 14 days on Direct. On Standard, Apex and Direct, each payout is up to 50% of the cycle's profit, capped by account size. See How futures payouts work.

Not the same account, but for 7 days you can reset it at a discount and continue from the phase you were in.

No. Deductions remove the profit from specific trades and the account stays open. See Breaches and deductions.