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ForexCrypto
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Every Klein Funding program, with virtual balance, profit target, drawdown and daily loss limit. The firm sells five models across two venues: 1 Step (Bybit Standard), 1 Step (Cleo Standard), 1 Step (Cleo Flex), 2 Step (Bybit Standard) and Instant (Instant Pro).
Checked against Klein Funding on 29 July 2026
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The pricing table sets the targets. 1 Step (Bybit Standard) needs 6% on sizes from $5,000 to $100,000. 2 Step (Bybit Standard) needs 6% in phase 1 then 3% in phase 2 on the same sizes. 1 Step (Cleo Standard) needs 10% and 1 Step (Cleo Flex) needs 9%, both on $5,000 to $100,000. Instant (Instant Pro) is funded on purchase at $1,250 to $50,000 and opens payouts at 4% profit, although the pricing table lists its target as 6%. The firm's other pages publish wider ranges, including 6% to 10% on the Bybit page and 10% to 14% on the Cleo page.
The maximum loss is static. It is fixed at a set percentage of the initial account balance, never trails, and is measured on equity, so a floating loss that touches the level ends the account. It is 6% on 1 Step (Bybit Standard), 2 Step (Bybit Standard), 1 Step (Cleo Standard) and Instant (Instant Pro), and 3% on 1 Step (Cleo Flex). Klein also documents a Smart Drawdown that starts at 6% and locks at 3% of the original balance once the account is 3% in profit, and a Trailing Drawdown fixed at 8% of the starting balance that follows the high water mark. Neither is mapped to any purchasable plan.
The daily loss limit is 3% on every plan in the pricing table. It is calculated from the starting balance at 12:05 AM UTC, does not move during the day, and resets at the next daily anchor. The firm describes it elsewhere as half of the maximum loss, which holds on the 6% plans but not on 1 Step (Cleo Flex), where the pricing table shows 3% for both.
There is no time limit on any evaluation and no maximum number of trading days on a funded account. The firm states it has no minimum trading days requirement, but the pricing table and the withdrawal rules require 3 separate trading days on Instant (Instant Pro), each with at least 0.5% profit, before the first payout. The only inactivity rule published is the 90 day Bybit sub-account API expiry, which restricts the account permanently if it is not renewed in time.
The pricing table runs $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000 on the four evaluation plans, and $1,250, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000, $25,000 and $50,000 on Instant (Instant Pro). The homepage also lists $200,000 and advertises funding up to $300,000, and the Bybit page says $1,250 to $200,000, so the firm publishes several different ceilings.
No. The firm states the trading period has no time limit on the evaluation stage, and that there is no maximum number of days to trade on a funded account.
The maximum loss is static, calculated from the initial account balance and measured on equity, so it does not trail with profit. The daily loss is calculated from the starting balance at 12:05 AM UTC and stays fixed until the next reset. Two other mechanisms are documented in the FAQ, a Smart Drawdown that locks at 3% once the account is 3% up and an 8% Trailing Drawdown that follows the high water mark, but neither is tied to a plan on the pricing table.
None on the four evaluation plans. Instant (Instant Pro) requires 3 separate trading days, each with at least 0.5% profit, before a payout can be requested, alongside 4% total profit. The Bybit product page instead says 3 to 4 days.
At 10% profit on the account balance a scale request can be made. The account size doubles and the trader forfeits 50% of the profit made to that point. On a $10,000 account a $1,000 profit becomes a $20,000 account and $500 given up. The maximum allocation per trader is $300,000, although the Bybit product page advertises scaling up to $2,000,000.
Several funded accounts may run at the same time. Only one evaluation account may be under verification at a time, and running more than one concurrently is a breach. The aggregate cap is $300,000 of allocation per trader.
