Albatrix Funded
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Before You Buy

Everything you need to know before purchasing a challenge. Complete transparency on how we work, what to expect, and how to choose the right path.

How Albatrix Funded Works

Full journey from purchase to payout — two-phase structure, evaluation targets, drawdown rules, funded account transition, and profit split explained in plain language.

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Is This Right For Me?

Self-assessment checklist to help you decide whether a prop firm challenge fits your trading style, experience level, and financial goals.

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Understanding The Evaluation Process

Phase 1 and Phase 2 broken down step by step — what happens at each stage, what is expected, and how passing the evaluation unlocks your funded account.

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Understanding Risk Limits

How the 3% daily trailing drawdown and 7% static max drawdown work, with concrete dollar examples for every account size from $5K to $100K.

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Understanding Profit Targets

The 6% target per phase explained with conservative, moderate, and aggressive approaches — plus the math on why consistency beats high risk.

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What Happens If I Fail?

What happens when a challenge is not passed, what options you have afterward, discount retry policies, and the most common reasons traders fail.

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What Happens If I Pass?

What you get when you pass — funded account setup, profit split structure up to 95%, rule changes on funded accounts, and how payouts work.

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Challenge Purchase Guide

Step-by-step purchase instructions, pricing table with and without promo discounts, and what happens immediately after payment is confirmed.

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Crypto Payment Guide

Supported cryptocurrencies and networks — USDT TRC20 and BEP20, BTC, ETH, LTC — with network mismatch warnings and estimated confirmation times.

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Choosing The Right Challenge Size

Factors to consider when picking your account size — risk per trade, entry fee affordability, experience level, profit goals, and a decision matrix comparison.

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