Our Master Trader Program is our Instant Funded account, meaning traders can skip the evaluation phase and trade in the FT+ Trader Simulated Live phase from Day 0. This also means any simulated gains can be withdrawn in real world funds from day 0.
Our Master Trader Program is our Instant Funded account, meaning traders can skip the evaluation phase and trade in the FT+ Trader Simulated Live phase from Day 0.
This also means any simulated gains can be withdrawn in real world funds from day 0.
Account Size

FT+ Trader Account
You immediately gain access to an “FT+ Trader Simulated Live” account. With this account, you will be in our simulated-live environment, where you can withdraw real-world funds from your simulated gains from day 0, and then once every seven days thereafter.
Simulated Profit Share & Withdrawals
For withdrawal requests on our FT+ Trader simulated live accounts, we operate with a minimum starting profit split of 80/20 as a standard. This means that when you make a withdrawal request, you will receive 80% of the withdrawn funds. As you achieve milestones in your FT+ Trader account, this profit split can be upped to both 90/10 and ultimately, 100%. When you reach 20% simulated profit in your FT+ Trader account, traders can request the 90/10% profit share, and when traders reach 30% simulated profit in their FT+ Trader account, you can request your profit split to be changed to 100/0.
Making a withdrawal request is simple and easy, and can be done through your FT+ Dashboard. For the Master Program, you can withdraw any simulated profit you make on your account, with a minimum of $50, as soon as you are in simulated profit. Your first withdrawal can be made on the first day you receive your FT+ Trader account, and then once every 7 calendar days after.
At 20% simulated profit, you can request a 90/10 split, receiving 90%.
At 30% simulated profit, you can upgrade to 100% profit, keeping all withdrawn funds.

Simulated Loss
Rules
We have simple hard and soft rules in place to protect our capital as well as the simulated profits generated by our active traders.
Breaking a hard rule will breach your account and result in account closure. Breaking a soft rule would never result in account closure. A soft rule break would only result in the system automatically closing any open position that breaches a soft rule.
We have simple hard and soft rules to protect our capital and the simulated profits of our traders.
Breaking a hard rule results in account closure.
Breaking a soft rule will not close your account but will automatically close any open positions that violate the rule.
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Hard Rules
- Do not breach our Daily Simulated Loss limit of 6%
- Do not breach our Maximum Simulated Loss limit of 6%
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Soft Rules
- Do not hold trades during weekends. All trades will be automatically closed by 21:30 GMT on Friday (16:30 EST on Friday).
Daily Simulated Loss
Daily Simulated Loss will start at 6% of the original account size. Then, with each new trading day, it will become 6% of the prior day’s balance. This update happens when the server’s clock hits 23:59 and prevents you from losing too much in a single day. The best way to explain the daily simulated loss limit is by example:
The trader has a $100,000 simulated account. Daily simulated loss is 6% of the balance of the previous day.
Daily loss limit starts at 6% of the original account and updates to 6% of the prior day’s balance at 23:59 server time.
Daily Simulated Loss Help Center-
Day Example 1
- Previous Day Starting Balance at 23:59 = $100,000
- Daily Simulated Loss Limit = $6,000 (6%)
- $100,000 – $6,000 = $94,000
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Day Example 2
- Previous Day Starting Simulated Balance at 23:59 = $105,000
- Daily Simulated Loss Limit = $6,300 (6%)
- $105,000 – $6,300 = $98,700
Relative Maximum Simulation Loss
Our Maximum Simulated Loss works by trailing by 6% of the initial simulated balance from the high water mark. The high water mark is measured using the account balance. On this FT+ Trader account, once you have reached 6% simulated profit, the Maximum Simulated Loss no longer trails and the total account size becomes your lowest point of loss. The best way to explain our Maximum Simulated Loss is by example:
Relative Maximum Simulated Loss trails 6% from the high water mark until it reaches the initial balance, then stops trailing and the total account size becomes your lowest point of loss.
Maximum Simulated Loss Help Center-
Example 1
- Starting Balance = $100,000
- Total Maximum Simulated Loss Limit = $6000 (6% of initial starting balance of $100,000)
- 6% of $100,000 = $6000. $100,000 – $6000 = $94,000
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Example 2
- Day Starting Simulated Balance = $106,000
- Total Maximum Simulated Loss Limit = $6000 (6% of initial starting balance of $100,000)
- 6% of $100,000 = $6000. $106,000 – $6000 = $100,000
FT+ Trader Account Drawdown
On a FT+ Trader account, once you have made a closed positive simulated trading balance of 6%, the maximum simulated loss no longer trails and the total simulated account size becomes your lowest point of loss. This means if you are on a simulated $100,000 account and you achieve $106,000 you would now have a total simulated maximum loss allowance of 6%. In this example, your account can not go below $100,000 once $106,000 is achieved. Please be aware that when you come to withdraw your simulated profits, you should leave a sensible amount in your account to cover any simulated loss you might expect. This is because your account cannot fall below the total allocated to you (in this example that would be $100,000).
On a FT+ Trader account, once you have made a closed positive simulated trading balance of 6%, the maximum simulated loss no longer trails and the total simulated account size becomes your lowest point of loss. This means if you are on a simulated $100,000 account and you achieve $106,000 you would now have a total simulated maximum loss allowance of 6%. In this example, your account can not go below $100,000 once $106,000 is achieved. Please be aware that when you come to withdraw your simulated profits, you should leave a sensible amount in your account to cover any simulated loss you might expect. This is because your account cannot fall below the total allocated to you (in this example that would be $100,000).
Drawdown Help Center-
Example 1
- Simulated Balance in account = $110,000
- Total Maximum Simulated Loss Limit = $10,000
- Trader withdraws $4000 simulated funds. Trader gets $3200 (80%)
- Simulated Account size is now $106,000
- $106,000 – $100,000 = $6000
- Trader has a $6000 total maximum simulated loss allowance or 6%
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Example 2
- Simulated Balance in account = $121,000
- Total Maximum Simulated Loss Limit = $21,000.
- Trader withdraws $10,000 simulated funds. Trader gets $8000 (80%)
- Simulated Account size is now $111,000
- $111,000 – $100,000 = $11,000
- Trader has a $11,000 total maximum simulated loss allowance or 11%.
Need help?
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