Account scaling
Performance-based weekly scaling up to $200K.
No additional fees.
How scaling works
One formula, weekly check, two caps
Weekly check
Every Sunday, all funded accounts go through the scaling check. No request, no fee.
5× retained profit
The profit split settles first; the account size then grows by five times the remaining profit. Profit already paid out doesn't multiply.
Two caps, two conditions
Growth caps at +$20,000 per week and $200,000 total. Accounts with an open position or a pending payout request at the check don't scale that week, so floating PnL never counts.
Scaling example
Hypothetical scaling, explained step by step
Scenario
A $50,000 funded account closed the week with $4,000 of realized profit. No position is open and no payout request is pending when the scaling check runs. The profit split for a $50,000 account is 85%.
Calculation
Brief answers
Common questions about account scaling
The realized profit since the last check, minus anything withdrawn through a payout, is multiplied by five. The result is added to the account size, capped at +$20K per week and $200K total. If no retained profit remains, the account size doesn't change.