How Albatrix Funded Works
Understand the complete journey from purchasing a challenge to receiving your first payout.
What It Means
Albatrix Funded is a prop firm that gives traders access to funded accounts after passing a two-step evaluation. You purchase a challenge at one of five account sizes ($5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, or $100K), trade through two phases with specific risk and profit rules, and if you pass both, you receive a funded account. On the funded account, you keep up to 95% of the profits you generate, and you can request a payout at any time.
The core process is: Buy Challenge → Pass Phase 1 → Pass Phase 2 → Get Funded → Trade & Earn Splits. There is no time limit on either phase, which means you can trade at your own pace as long as you follow the risk rules.
Why It Matters
Understanding how the full cycle works before you buy prevents costly mistakes. Many traders lose their challenge fees not because they cannot trade profitably, but because they do not understand the rules. When you know exactly what each phase requires, what the drawdown limits are, and how payouts work, you can plan your trading approach accordingly and avoid violating rules you did not know existed.
The evaluation model exists because the firm needs to verify that you can trade profitably while managing risk before they trust you with their capital. The rules are designed to filter out gamblers and protect the firm's capital, while allowing consistent traders to earn real income.
The Two-Phase Structure
Every challenge follows the same two-phase evaluation structure:
Purchase a Challenge
Choose your account size and pay the one-time fee. You receive instant access to a simulated trading environment.
Phase 1 Evaluation
Reach a 6% profit target while respecting the 3% daily trailing drawdown and 7% static max drawdown. No time limit. Minimum 4 trading days required.
Phase 2 Evaluation
Same rules as Phase 1: 6% target, 3% daily trailing drawdown, 7% static drawdown. No time limit. Minimum 4 trading days.
Funded Account
Pass both phases and you receive a funded account. Leverage drops to 1:30. The consistency rule (15%) applies. Profit split up to 95%.
Request Payouts
Request a payout at any time. Payments are processed within 24-72 hours and sent in crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH, LTC).
Account Sizes and Pricing
You can choose from five account sizes. Each has a fixed one-time fee — there are no monthly subscription costs:
| Feature | $5K | $10K | $25K | $50K | $100K |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $49 | $79 | $149 | $249 | $399 |
| Phase 1 Target | $300 | $600 | $1,500 | $3,000 | $6,000 |
| Phase 2 Target | $300 | $600 | $1,500 | $3,000 | $6,000 |
| Daily Drawdown | $150 | $300 | $750 | $1,500 | $3,000 |
| Max Drawdown | $350 | $700 | $1,750 | $3,500 | $7,000 |
Use promo code NEW2026 for 40% off if it is still active.
Allowed Examples
You buy a $10K challenge for $79, pass Phase 1 in 12 trading days, pass Phase 2 in 9 trading days, and receive a funded account.
This is exactly the intended use. You followed the rules in both phases and graduated to a funded account.
You request a payout on your funded account after earning $800 in profits. You choose to receive USDT via BEP20.
Payouts can be requested at any time with no minimum profit threshold. Crypto payments are the standard method.
Violation Examples
You purchase a $50K challenge, start trading, and lose $1,600 in a single day, exceeding the $1,500 daily drawdown limit.
The 3% daily trailing drawdown is calculated from the previous day's closing equity. If you breach it, the challenge is over.
You pass Phase 1 in 2 trading days instead of the required minimum of 4.
You must trade at least 4 calendar days per phase. Trading on Day 1 and Day 2 and hitting the profit target does not count.
Common Mistakes
- Not understanding that the daily drawdown is trailing — it resets each day based on the previous day's closing equity, not your starting balance.
- Trying to rush through a phase too quickly and violating the 4-day minimum trading requirement.
- Buying an account size that is too large relative to your typical risk per trade, which leads to oversized positions and drawdown breaches.
- Assuming the rules are the same on funded accounts (leverage drops to 1:30, consistency rule applies).
- Not using available promo codes like NEW2026 and paying full price unnecessarily.
- Trading news events 5 minutes before or after major releases, which results in an instant violation.
- Holding positions over the weekend, which is not allowed on funded accounts.
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