Savius Maximum Allocation
The Simple Answer
Savius allows up to 3 active funded challenges simultaneously per its main FAQ, though an updated docs.savius.com article describes an expanded policy allowing copy trading on up to 5 funded accounts, at most 3 of which can be Instant Funded Evolution.
The policy is published across the official FAQ at savius.com/faq and the updated docs.savius.com article.
How the Maximum Allocation Rule Works
The Main FAQ’s 3-Challenge Cap
Savius’s main FAQ states: “How many challenges can I have active at once? You can have up to 3 active funded challenges simultaneously, regardless of the challenge type.” Also: “The only restriction is the maximum of 3 active funded challenges and 3 consecutive payouts per challenge before Live transition.”
A Newer, Expanded Policy
The updated docs.savius.com version, which appears more recent and reflects an expanded policy, states: “You are Allowed to copy trades on up to 5 funded accounts (at most 3 Instant Funded Evolution) owned by yourself on your own Savius account.” This suggests Savius has since broadened its cross-product allocation beyond the original 3-challenge figure.
Final Thoughts
Savius appears to have updated its allocation policy over time, from a flat 3-active-challenge cap to a more nuanced 5-account copy-trading allowance with a sub-limit on Instant Funded Evolution accounts.
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FAQ
What is Savius’s maximum allocation for funded challenges?
The main FAQ states up to 3 active funded challenges simultaneously.
Has Savius updated its account allocation policy?
Yes, a newer docs.savius.com article describes copy trading allowed on up to 5 funded accounts.
What is the sub-limit within Savius’s 5-account copy-trading policy?
At most 3 can be Instant Funded Evolution accounts.
How many consecutive payouts are allowed per Savius challenge before Live transition?
3 consecutive payouts per challenge.
Where is Savius’s maximum allocation policy published?
In the official FAQ at savius.com/faq and the updated docs.savius.com article.