Account limits
Trading days and passing
What counts as a futures trading day, how to pass an evaluation, and the qualifying days and consistency rules for payouts.
A trading day runs from 4:45 PM to 4:45 PM New York time. It counts once you have closed at least one trade in it.
Passing an evaluation
You pass when all of these are true:
- Your closed balance reaches the profit target.
- You have traded the minimum days: 2 on Atlas Standard, 1 on Atlas Apex.
- On Atlas Standard, your best day is no more than 50% of your total profit.
- You haven't breached.
| $25K | $50K | $100K | $150K | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 8% · $2,000 | 6% · $3,000 | 6% · $6,000 | 6% · $9,000 |
There is no time limit. Your funded account is issued automatically. Sign your agreement to start trading.
Funded accounts
Each payout cycle needs a number of qualifying days: days with at least a set amount of closed profit.
| Program | Days per cycle | Each day must make |
|---|---|---|
| Atlas Standard | 5 | $150 |
| Atlas Apex | 4 | $200 ($195 on $150K) |
| Atlas Direct | 5 | 1% of the starting balance |
| Atlas Live | 4 | 1% of the starting balance |
Consistency
| Program | Your best day can be at most |
|---|---|
| Atlas Standard | 50% of total profit to pass, then 40% of each cycle's profit |
| Atlas Apex | No consistency rule |
| Atlas Direct, Atlas Live | 20% of each cycle's profit |
If you're over, nothing happens to the account. You simply keep trading until the best day is back within the limit.
Last reviewed 27 September 2026. Rules shown are read from the Atlas risk engine.