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Every Goat Funded Trader evaluation and instant program, with account size, profit target, daily and maximum loss, profit split, commission, leverage and price after discount. The firm sells 1 Step, 2 Step, 3 Step, GOAT Blitz, Pay Later and a range of Instant models.
Checked against Goat Funded Trader on 29 July 2026
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Targets are 10% on 1 Step, 10% then 5% on 2 Step (Standard), 8% then 6% on 2 Step (GOAT), 6% at each stage on 3 Step, 3% on 1 Step (GOAT Blitz) and 4% on 1 Step (Pay Later). There is no target on any funded phase, and the Instant models fund on purchase. 2 Step (PRO) ran 8% then 4% and stopped being sold on 13 June 2026.
Maximum loss on the challenge models is static and measured from the initial account size: 6% on 1 Step, 10% on 2 Step Standard and 2 Step GOAT, and 8% on 2 Step PRO and 3 Step. GOAT Blitz trails 5% of the highest recorded equity, Pay Later trails 8% in evaluation and 6% once funded, and the Instant models trail between 4% and 8%. On Instant GOAT the maximum loss resets after each payout.
Daily loss is 4% on 1 Step, 2 Step GOAT and 3 Step, and 5% on 2 Step Standard. At 17:00 EST the firm takes the higher of account balance or account equity and subtracts the percentage from it, and that snapshot holds until the next reset. Pay Later has no daily loss during evaluation and 3% once funded, and Instant PRO has none at all.
The trading period is unlimited on every model, with two exceptions: the Goat 1$ account expires after 28 days, and Pay Later gives 30 days to pay after passing. Minimum trading days are 3 on 1 Step and 2 Step and 5 or 6 on most Instant models, and a day only counts if it produces at least 0.5% profit. Accounts breach after 30 consecutive days with no trades placed, and the fee is not refunded.
1 Step passes in one stage at a 10% target with a 6% static maximum loss. 2 Step Standard splits 10% then 5%, and 2 Step GOAT asks 8% then 6% at a tighter 4% daily loss. 3 Step spreads 6% across three stages with no trading day requirement. GOAT Blitz and the Instant models use trailing drawdown instead of a static floor.
No. The trading period is unlimited on every model. The Goat 1$ account is the exception, expiring after 28 days, and Pay Later sets a 30 day deadline to pay the fee after passing. The only other clock is the inactivity rule at 30 consecutive days.
Level 1 needs 2 months funded and 4 payouts and adds 15% of the original account size at a 90% split. Level 2 needs 4 months and 6 payouts for 30% and weekly payouts. Level 3 needs 5 months and 10 payouts for 40%, a 92% split and a monthly salary of $300 or $500 by account size. Level 4, called GOAT Trader, needs 6 months and 15 payouts for 50% and a 95% split.
No single trading day may account for the stated percentage or more of total profit in the payout period. Instant PRO and Pay Later use 20%, Instant GOAT, Instant HERO, GOAT Blitz and Goat 1$ use 15%, and Instant Premium has none. No figure is published for the 1 Step, 2 Step or 3 Step challenge models. Breaching it blocks the payout rather than closing the account.
One registered account per person. Multiple challenges may be bought under that single login, but creating a second registration is prohibited and leads to a permanent ban. The help centre caps combined simulated capital at $400,000 per trader.