What Happens If I Pass?
Learn what happens after passing both evaluation phases, including the funded account setup, profit split structure, and payout process.
What It Means
Passing both phases means you have demonstrated that you can trade profitably while respecting strict risk limits. You are now eligible for a funded account. This is a live trading account where you trade the firm's capital and keep up to 95% of the profits. You do not risk any of your own money beyond the original challenge fee.
Passing is not the end of the journey — it is the beginning of your earning potential with the firm. Unlike the evaluation phases, the funded account has no profit target and no time limit. You simply trade normally and request payouts whenever you want.
What Changes After Passing
Several things change when you move from evaluation to funded:
| Feature | Evaluation | Funded Account |
|---|---|---|
| Leverage | 1:100 | 1:30 |
| Profit Target | 6% per phase | No target |
| Consistency Rule | No | Yes (15%) |
| Withdrawals | Not available | Available anytime |
| Profit Split | N/A | Up to 95% |
| Copy Trading | Allowed | Prohibited |
| Weekend Holding | Allowed | Prohibited |
The Funding Process
After you pass Phase 2, here is what happens:
Pass Phase 2
Your equity hits 6% above the starting balance in Phase 2 while respecting all drawdown limits.
Receive Funding Agreement
You are sent a funding agreement document via email. This is a legal contract between you and Albatrix Funded.
Sign the Agreement
Review and sign the funding agreement. This typically takes 1-2 business days to process.
Funded Account Created
A new funded account is set up with the same balance as your challenge. You receive new login credentials.
Start Trading Funded
You begin trading on the funded account. Leverage is 1:30, consistency rule applies, and you can request payouts anytime.
Profit Split Structure
Your profit split starts at a base rate and increases over time based on your performance. The standard structure is:
- Initial split: You receive a percentage of profits (typically 80%) and the firm keeps the remainder.
- Scaling up: After consistent profitable months, your split can increase up to 95%.
- No split on losses: If you have a losing month, the firm absorbs the loss. You do not owe money.
- Payout anytime: You can request a payout at any time, with no minimum balance requirement.
Funded Account Rules
The funded account comes with some additional rules that did not apply during the evaluation:
- Consistency rule: No single day's profit can exceed 15% of total profits. This prevents gambling-style windfalls from counting toward payouts.
- No copy trading: You cannot copy trades from other traders or signal providers.
- No weekend holding: All positions must be closed before the Friday market close. No holding over the weekend.
- News restriction: Same as evaluation — no trading 5 minutes before or after major news events.
- Same drawdown rules: 3% daily trailing drawdown and 7% static max drawdown still apply.
Allowed Examples
You pass a $25K challenge, sign the funding agreement, and receive a $25K funded account. You trade for 3 weeks, generate $1,200 in profit, and request a payout. At 80% split, you receive $960.
This is the standard successful outcome. You passed, traded profitably on the funded account, and received a payout for your work.
After 6 months on the funded account with consistent monthly profits, your profit split increases to 95%. You earn $3,000 in a month and keep $2,850.
The profit split scales with performance. Consistent profitability over time earns you a larger share.
Violation Examples
On your funded account, you make $2,000 in profit over 10 days, but $400 of that came from a single day. The consistency rule is breached because $400/$2,000 = 20%, exceeding the 15% limit.
The consistency rule caps any single day at 15% of total profit. You need to spread profits more evenly across days or reduce winning day sizes.
You leave a EUR/USD position open over the weekend on your funded account. On Monday, the account is flagged and the position is closed at market.
Weekend holding is prohibited on funded accounts. All positions must be flat by Friday market close. This rule does not apply during the evaluation.
Common Mistakes
- Treating the funded account like the evaluation (using 1:100 leverage mentally) — the actual leverage drops to 1:30, which affects position sizing.
- Not tracking the consistency rule carefully. A single large winning day can disqualify that profit from payout unless balanced by enough other trading days.
- Forgetting the no-weekend-holding rule and getting positions auto-closed at unfavorable prices on Monday.
- Not requesting payouts frequently enough — you can request at any time, so do not let profits build up unnecessarily.
- Assuming you can copy trade on the funded account because you could during the evaluation — copy trading is only allowed during evaluation.
- Not signing the funding agreement promptly after passing — the funded account cannot be created until the agreement is signed and processed.