Pass the challenge, unlock Syze — keep up to 90% of eligible profits.
All accounts simulated · the fee is not a deposit · payout minimum $50, reviewed within 48 hours · 72h first-try protection on your first challenge · plain-English definitions available on the help page.
No. The one-time fee buys your challenge — never a deposit, and your own money is never traded. It is the most you can ever lose.
Reach +9% profit without breaching the 3% daily loss limit or the 3% static max loss limit floor. No time limit, no minimum trading days, and no inactivity rule. The rules you purchase are locked — any change applies to new purchases only.
In the funded phase, from $50 of eligible profit — no payout calendar. A person reviews each request within 48 hours, and you keep 80–90% under the profit split. Payouts are contractual compensation subject to review.
The account closes and nothing more is owed — the fee was the whole risk. Retry whenever. A first-ever challenge that fails within 72 hours earns one free retry of the same plan, referral code or not ($5 starter excluded).
More questions? The full list lives on the FAQ page.
One flat fee. Everything simulated. Payouts in the funded phase, on eligible profit.
Standard on every plan, at every account size.
In the funded phase you can request a payout on eligible profit from $50 — no payout calendar and no waiting period. A person reviews every request within 48 hours and approved payouts go to your linked payout wallet.
80/20 is standard on every plan. Add the 90/10 split at checkout and it is locked to that account at purchase — for the life of the account, whatever changes later.
Take as long as you need to pass. No deadline, no minimum trading days, and no inactivity clock — the account waits for you.
If your first-ever challenge breaches within 72 hours of purchase, you get one free retry of the same plan. The $5 starter is the one product excluded.
BTC, ETH, SOL and 33 more, all in one terminal. Leverage is fixed per asset — up to 5× on BTC and ETH, 2× on everything else — so position size is never a surprise.
One flat fee, once. It is not a deposit, there is nothing to top up, and if the account closes nothing further is owed. It is the most you can ever lose.