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Every Funding Pips evaluation and funded program, with account size, profit target, daily and maximum loss, profit split, commission, leverage and price after discount. Funding Pips sells five models: Instant (Zero), 1 Step (Flex), 2 Step (Standard), 2 Step (Flex) and 2 Step (Pro).
Checked against Funding Pips on 29 July 2026
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Instant (Zero) funds on purchase with no evaluation. It runs a 3% daily loss and a 5% trailing maximum loss that follows the highest equity and locks at breakeven once the account is 5% up, plus a 1% cap on combined floating loss.
The evaluation models use static maximum loss, which does not move for the life of the account: 12% on 1 Step (Flex) and 2 Step (Flex), 10% on 2 Step (Standard) and 6% on 2 Step (Pro). Targets are 12% on 1 Step (Flex), 8% then 5% on 2 Step (Standard), 10% then 6% on 2 Step (Flex) and 6% then 6% on 2 Step (Pro).
Daily loss is measured against the higher of the day's opening balance or opening equity and resets at 00:00 UTC+3. It is 3% on 1 Step (Flex), Instant (Zero) and 2 Step (Pro), 4% on 2 Step (Flex) and 5% on 2 Step (Standard).
Profit split depends on the model and, on 2 Step (Standard), on how often you take payouts: 60% weekly, 80% bi-weekly, 90% on demand and 100% monthly. Instant (Zero) pays 95%, 1 Step (Flex) 85%, 2 Step (Pro) 80%.
Instant (Zero) funds immediately at a 95% split but runs a trailing 5% maximum loss and bans weekend holding and news trading outright. The evaluation models all use a static maximum loss and no time limit, and differ mainly in target, drawdown and how the split is paid.
On 2 Step (Standard) the split is tied to the payout cycle: 60% weekly, 80% bi-weekly, 90% on demand and 100% monthly. The longer you leave between payouts, the larger the share. On 2 Step (Flex) you choose 85% or 95% at purchase and it is then locked.
No. The paid models publish no time limit on any phase. Accounts do fail after 30 consecutive days without a completed trade, and the free trial runs 14 days per phase.
No maximum count is published, but all active accounts, evaluation, funded and scaled, share a single allocation cap of $400,000.
If a single trade idea produces more than 60% of the profit target, four profitable days of at least 0.5% each must be logged before a payout can be requested. On Instant (Zero) the equivalent rule is a consistency score requiring that the largest winning day stays under 15% of total profit.