Futures
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Every Goat Funded Futures program, with account size, profit target, drawdown, contract limits, profit split and price. The firm sells 1 Step (EOD), 1 Step (Sprint), 1 Step (Flex) and Instant (Instant Funded).
Checked against Goat Funded Futures on 29 July 2026
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All three evaluations are single phase and all three ask for 6% of the starting balance. 1 Step (EOD) runs at $50,000, $100,000 and $150,000, 1 Step (Sprint) at $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000, and 1 Step (Flex) at $50,000, $100,000 and $150,000. Instant (Instant Funded) has no evaluation and no pass or fail target, but the account must grow 7% before the first payout.
The maximum loss is 4% on the smaller sizes and 3% on $100,000 and $150,000, except on Instant, where it is 5% at every size. On the three evaluations it trails on the end of day figure and stops once it reaches the starting balance. On Instant it trails intraday on the highest equity, including unrealised profit on open positions. Breaching it is a hard breach and closes the account immediately.
Daily loss differs by product. 1 Step (EOD) has none in evaluation and 2.5% of the starting balance once funded. 1 Step (Sprint) has 2.4% on $25,000 and 2% on $50,000 and $100,000 during evaluation. 1 Step (Flex) has none at any stage. Instant has 3% of the starting balance. Hitting it pauses the account until the next trading day rather than closing it.
There is no time limit on any evaluation. Only 1 Step (Flex) sets a minimum, at 2 trading days. Accounts breach after 7 consecutive days with no trade, in evaluation and once funded, and that breach cannot be reversed or refunded.
1 Step (EOD) is the cheapest route and has no daily loss limit during evaluation. 1 Step (Sprint) pays 90% from the first dollar and needs only 5 winning days per payout. 1 Step (Flex) has no daily loss limit at any stage and no consistency rule once funded. Instant (Instant Funded) skips the evaluation entirely.
No. EOD, Sprint and Flex all publish a time limit of None. The only clock is the inactivity rule, which breaches an account after 7 consecutive days without a trade, on evaluation and funded accounts alike.
Not a profit based one. Contract limits are identical in evaluation and once funded on every product. The Instant Funded specification page says a scaling plan is available but publishes no thresholds. Separately the rewards page sells a +10% account size increase for 200 points and $500 of extra maximum drawdown for 200 points.
It depends on product and size. 1 Step (EOD) allows 5 mini or 50 micro at $50,000, 9 or 90 at $100,000 and 12 or 120 at $150,000. 1 Step (Sprint) allows 1 or 10 at $25,000, 5 or 50 at $50,000 and 7 or 70 at $100,000. 1 Step (Flex) allows 3 or 30, 5 or 50 and 8 or 80. Instant starts at 3 or 30 on $25,000 and reaches 8 or 80 on $150,000.
EOD, Sprint and Flex evaluations can be reset twice at a discounted price, for example $59 on EOD $50,000 and $84 on Flex $50,000. One other help article says the account can be reset once. Instant Funded accounts cannot be reset at all.
It caps how much of your total profit can come from one trading day and is checked when you request a payout, not in real time. Evaluation is 50% on EOD and Flex and none on Sprint. Funded is 30% on EOD, 35% on Sprint, 20% on Instant and none on Flex. Breaching it blocks the payout rather than closing the account.
